A former radio host wants millennial college students to reconsider whether or not the Earth is round. The popularity of YouTube conspiracy channels and podcasts among millennials can be seen by YouTuber […]
Flat Earth believer addresses students
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 […]
Wind ensemble challenges students with chamber music
SVSU’s wind ensemble students tackled chamber and full ensemble music during their second concert of the semester. The audition-only ensemble rehearsed a mix of chamber and full ensemble pieces twice a week […]
Theatre takes new approach with ‘Home for the Holidays’
The theatre department shook up its annual holiday play with edgier performances and a new director. Karla Kash, a director and choreographer with 14 years’ experience, joined SVSU two weeks before the […]
‘Inappropriate relationship’ led to 2016 leave
A Title IX investigation of psychology professor Andy Swihart in July 2016 led the university to put him unpaid leave for an academic year. The Title IX report obtained by The Vanguard […]
Theatre Prof Resigned Amid Title IX Inquiry
Sixteen-year theatre professor Richard “Ric” Roberts retired eight days after university officials informed him that student complaints against him had brought on a Title IX investigation. “The complaints centered around a negative […]
Alumni authors discuss writing during annual panel
Five alumni visited campus on Wednesday, Oct. 23, to discuss their books at SVSU’s annual Alumni Authors Showcase. About 50 attendees came to the event. Forever Red, The Office of Alumni Relations […]
Student collects K-Cups to save the environment
Jarod Morse, a biology junior, has collected 350 to 400 K-Cups since last winter semester. He said he started the endeavor after working with the SVSU greenhouse. The different systems it uses, […]