One of George Orwell’s most renowned works was put on the stage at SVSU last Wednesday through Sunday. “Animal Farm,” written by English author George Orwell in 1944, is an allegory that […]
SVSU’s College Republicans and College Democrats hosted their second “Pastries and Politics” for the semester on Monday, Nov 15. Abigail Sefcik, the president of College Republicans, said the topic was picked ahead […]
Aspiring Educators of Michigan Education Association hosted its Teachgiving event on Monday, Nov. 15 in Gilbertson Hall. The Aspiring Educators group of SVSU is a precursor to the MEA Union and is […]
Nov. 12: Michigan Tech 3, SVSU 0Nov. 13: SVSU 3, Northern Michigan 1 SVSU went 1-1 this week against two opponents from the Upper Peninsula. On Saturday, the Cardinals posted a 3-1 […]
Nov. 12: SVSU 81, Hillsdale 65Nov. 13: SVSU 83, Findlay 52 Senior point guard Maddie Maloney scored 19 points in leading the Cardinals to a Saturday home win over Findlay 83-52, bringing […]
Chia-Ying Chan is an SVSU professor who hosted Piano Day for students and the publiclast Saturday. The day began with lunch where people had the opportunity to meet SVSU faculty and musicians. […]
Jazz music returned to the Rhea Miller Recital Hall on Tuesday night featuring the SVSU Jazz Combo. Colin Wood, director of jazz studies, played with the ensemble. Featured music students were Alessandra […]
Curtiss Hall welcomed students from all walks of life on Friday Nov. 5, to showcase their prowess in competitive speech. The 32nd Annual Sims Public Speaking Contest encouraged students to speak on […]
