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
Week of Apr. 11: Photo Gallery
Police Briefs
Police briefs are written based on reports from University Police. They indicate preliminary descriptions of events and not necessarily actual incidents. Fraud On Mar. 31 at 7:20 p.m., a 19-year-old resident student […]
Campus mourns loss of library staff, student
Thomas Zantow The SVSU President’s Office emailed faculty and staff Friday, Apr. 9, regarding the death of Thom Zantow. Zantow worked at the university for 28 years, most recently as the head […]
Metiva wins SA election
The Student Association recently held its elections for the position of President and Representative. The uncontested election was affected somewhat by the current COVID-19 situation. Hunter Koch, the current Parliamentarian, is finishing […]
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 […]
Professor’s disabilities accommodation research moves forward
Beth Jorgensen, a rhetoric and professional writing (RPW) professor, recently moved forward with her independent research in disabilities accommodation, emailing out a survey to the entire student body. She said her interest […]
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 […]
New program to provide free tuition to low-income students
SVSU has recently implemented a free-tuition program for qualifying students called the Cardinal Commitment. J.J. Boehm, the director of SVSU Media and Community Relations, said the program would build on the university’scommitment […]
Student to be recognized for posthumous degree
Over Thanksgiving break, 22-year-old SVSU student Tyra Chapman, passed away in a car accident. Chapman was set to graduate with a public health degree in the fall. Elementary education major Chelsea Booker […]
