SVSU has updated its visitor and mask policies. Visitors are allowed back on campus and do not need to fill out the health screening on the CampusClear app. Students and employees on […]
Updated COVID-19 Policies
SVSU holds on-campus vaccine clinic for students
SVSU hosted its first student COVID-19 vaccination clinic on campus for over 2,000 cardinals. Over 20 percent of SVSU’s stu- dent population received the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine through the […]
Students to receive COVID vaccines on campus
SVSU is set to offer its first round of COVID-19 vaccination clinics for students starting Wednesday, April 7. Susan Brasseur, the director of Continuing Education and External Project Management, said SVSU has […]
Winter 2021 grads to walk in-person
SVSU will be hosting in-person commencement this semester on Friday, May 7th. Justin Engel, the communications manager for SVSU’s Alumni Relations, said the commencement organizers determined SVSU could host in-person ceremonies despite […]
Theatre department has virtual performance of Joan the Girl of Arc
The SVSU Theatre Department performed a five-night show of “Joan: The Girl of Arc” Feb. 24-28. Due to COVID restrictions, the cast performed to an empty auditorium for virtual showings. Tickets were […]
Medical director talks race and COVID-19 vaccines
SVSU’s Courageous Conversations series hosted Dr. Delecia Pruitt on Feb. 9. Pruitt is an American Academy of Family Physicians fellow with a BS in biology from U of M Ann Arbor, a […]
In-person fall commencements canceled
SVSU confirmed the cancelation of in-person fall commencements in an email sent to students on Nov. 11. The commencement ceremonies, planned for Nov. 19-21, will be replaced by a virtual ceremony on […]
People should be encouraged to stay home when feeling unwell always
It’s 2020, and all over the world, people are expected to stay home to prevent additional COVID cases. We take many steps and precautions to keep just ourselves healthy and safe from […]
COVID-19 shutdowns are harmful to mental and social health
It started in March. Its incessant rampage grips the nation as we enter November. Governors have shut down their states and closed businesses. COVID-19 is deadly, vicious and unforgiving, its violence taking […]
Students to receive partial refund for early move out
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, classes will go virtual following Thanksgiving Break. Students are allowed to check out for the rest of the semester and receive a housing refund. “All residents can […]
