SVSU’s food pantry celebrated its reopening in November 2019 after being relocated from its space in Gilbertson Hall. “There was a need for that space for another initiative,” Dean of Students Sidney […]
Food pantry ‘beefs up’ services
Political science, history faculty weigh in on impeachment trial
The House of Representatives impeached President Donald Trump last month, but do you know what it means? SVSU’s own experts weigh in on what happened and what comes next. 1. What is […]
Students, faculty sound off on MFA roll-out
IT implemented multi-factor authentication for all students, staff and faculty back in October. Larry Emmons, the director of technology and support services, said roll-out went smoothly. “We had some hurdles during the […]
Art department receives approval for new printers
SVSU students sounded off on the Facebook group “SVSU We’re Boss” about how much money was funneled into the business college, while art students didn’t have access to working printers. Shortly after […]
Sports journalism shows hometown bias
Those of you who keep up with high school football most likely have heard about the drama between Detroit Denby and Almont. Denby and Almont faced off in semifinals Saturday, Nov. 23. […]
Music senior goes out with a bang in percussion solo
Samson Lawrence played percussion solos and an original arrangement for his Wednesday, Oct. 30, senior recital. He described his performance as “a hodgepodge of contrasting musical styles” he discovered during his time […]
The Founding Fathers’ values aren’t relevant anymore
As the years progress, it is critical that society must progress, too. What our country was built on is hardly relevant anymore. The Constitution doesn’t talk about half the things we face […]
Cardinals for Special Olympics hosting 5k
Cardinals for Special Olympics will host a 5k run to raise money for future Special Olympics events. The Spooky Sprint 5k Run will take place 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 12. The exact […]
Alto saxophonist plays concert with local musicians
The music department hosted alto saxophonist Clark Gibson in “Birds with Strings” on Saturday, Sept. 28, in the Rhea Miller Recital Hall. Gibson has studied jazz music for many years and teaches […]
Homecoming week kicks off Monday
Homecoming week events continue through Saturday, Oct. 5, culminating in Saturday night’s football game against Northwood. The first activity, window decorating outside the Marketplace, opened at 11 a.m. Friday, Sept. 27. Window […]
