It’s okay to not be where you thought you were going to be. People get too focused on their future rather than really experiencing life as it happens. I’m not saying that […]
Not living in the moment can lead to a tunnel vision view of the future
SVSU’s COVID policies shouldn’t be easing up
SVSU is disregarding the safety of its campus community with the new changes to the NEST protocols. In an email recently sent out to the SVSU community we were informed that there […]
Insensitive remarks, lies and a ‘toxic’ office: Ex-staff detail why they quit SVSU’s student counseling center
SVSU’s Mental Health and Wellness Center has gone through a major shakeup over the past several months after allegations of a “toxic” work environment and other serious accusations. In an office responsible […]
Disparagement humor is harmful, it’s not ‘just a joke’
Recently on my Facebook feed I came across a transphobic joke someone had shared. The comment section of the post was filled with some pretty ignorant remarks. A lot of people were […]
You Decide: Yes, minimum wage should be $15
Minimum wage was in fact meant to be a living wage. It isn’t a wage high enough where people would be living exorbitantly off their paychecks, but it was meant to be […]
There’s more to jazz than people realize
Jazz is a lost genre of music. I’ve found that when I talk to people about jazz, they always seem disinterested in this style of music. Many people have written it off […]
Jazz artist-in-residence performs Wayne Shorter repertoire
SVSU’s jazz artist-in-residence Seth Ebersole performed his faculty recital Thursday, Nov. 7. Ebersole played the tenor and soprano saxophones for the recital. He has been playing the saxophone for 18 years. The […]
Theatre students prepare for performance of ‘Proof’
The theatre department will be running its production of “Proof” Wednesday, Oct. 30, through Sunday, Nov. 3. Director David Rzeszutek said the play follows the relationships and life struggles faced by the […]