Alexis Michelle is a well-known drag queen who has competed in “RuPaul’s Drag Race.” Michelle came to SVSU to perform for hundreds of students in the Curtiss banquet halls. Valley Nights helped […]
What does it mean to possess privilege as a human being? Who defines it? Who measures it? Should it be considered when we go to vote? Can we assign an individual a […]
On Feb. 15, Travel Program held a new event that aims to encourage international travel and expose students to the diverse cultures and experiences offered by foreign nations. Emily Sanders is a […]
“Dying Light 2” finally released on Feb. 4 after years of anticipation as gamers wondered whether the title would ever release. The pandemic has delayed many video games from releasing according to […]
The Rhea Miller Concert Series kicked off the second half of the 2021/2022 season with Sō Percussion, a musical group from Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday evening. Sō Percussion’s first performance was […]
Two months since auditions, theatre students are preparing to perform “Silent Sky” from Feb. 23 to 27 in the Malcolm Field Theatre. Silent Sky explores the life of a female astronomer by […]
Six is afraid of seven because seven eight nine, but why are students so scared of math? That’s a question educators across America have been struggling with, and the COVID-19 pandemic didn’t […]
SVSU students share their opinions Connor Rousseau | Reporter Politics during the current pandemic have been tense, and the controversies when it comes to mandatory vaccinations have hit home for many individuals […]