Peggy Mead-Finizio, an assistant professor in the theatre department, received the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCACTF) Innovative Teacher award. Only one teacher and one graduate student per region are given […]
For several years, SVSU has been implementing a cybersecurity measure known as Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). MFA requires students, faculty and adjunct faculty to go through one of several extra security measures in […]
On Dec. 5, 2020, SVSU’s forensics teams gave performances that qualified them to compete at the national competition April 16-20. SVSU students Evangeline Cruz, Jessica Davis, Claire Harris and Austin Teeple earned […]
Two SVSU Moot Court teams will compete at the national tournament beginning Friday, Jan. 22. The teams, made up of two students each, include Erick Byron, Collin Willette, Justin Weller and Caroline […]
SVSU is taking every measure to ensure its fall graduates receive recognition and congratulations for their achievements. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, SVSU had to cancel its traditional in-person commencement ceremony. However, […]
In March 2019, Grand Valley State University withdrew from the annual Battle of the Valleys (BOV) competition. SVSU continued to raise money for charities, regardless of not having a competitor. On Dec. […]
Following the death of a campus employee, students and staff shared their opinions on how SVSU handles mental health. Adjunct professor Greg Wright described his overall SVSU experience as being positive. “I […]
The Office of Multicultural Student Affairs hosted a virtual lecture with Feminista Jones on Nov. 13. The lecture focused on non-profit organizational leadership, diversity and inclusion, as well as gender and racial […]
At about 10 a.m. Nov. 13, SVSU sent an email out to inform the campus community of a suicide that had taken place in Science West earlier that morning. The suicide came […]