As an RA in a freshman facility, I’m told constantly about the importance of being involved on campus. That being said, I think an amazing way for students (no matter their class […]
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Horoscopes for the week of Sept. 11
Aries This week is all about accepting change, whether it be big or small. With Mercury in retrograde this week it’s the perfect time for some open communication. Taurus Reflection, reflection, reflection. […]
Student employees need to be paid a living wage
Being a college student is a big commitment for its unique balancing act of academics, work, and personal time. I know many students who have little personal time due to being overwhelmed […]
Review: look-back at 4 years as an SVSU cardinal
For most of the members of the Class of 2023, myself included, we could spend ages simply trying to assemble the right combination of words to put on a page to explain […]
Review: “Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves”
Good fantasy movies and t.v. shows are hard to come by. Some, like “Lord of the Rings”, stand the testament of time as an epic adventure quest. In more recent years, “The […]
Book banning in schools is harmful to education
I remember reading “The Book Thief” by Markus Zusak when I was in seventh grade. “The Book Thief” is a story about a young girl living in Nazi Germany. I remember there […]
You should stop e-mailing me unless it’s important
I would like to start this with a disclaimer that this op-ed does not apply to any residents in the building which I work, any of my professors, bosses, colleagues, Vanguard readers […]
Review: ‘The Swarm’ is a binge-worthy horror-comedy
Who is your favorite artist? It may seem like an innocent question, but when posed by Andrea Greene your answer better be Ni’Jah, or it could be a question of life or […]