Free Ruckus subscription music service now open to all students
Ruckus, the college-based music subscription service, has recently decided to make their service available to all students with a .edu e-mail address. »
President Eric R. Gilbertson proposed a tax increase for the state of Michigan at his annual State of the University Address on Thursday, Feb. 1. »
SA's newest representative Isaac Hudson said he wants to see more political activity on campus, and that was enough to get him appointed to the position during Monday's SA house meeting. »
Charles Littleton, a 22-year-old sociology junior, was sentenced last Friday to six months of probation, the conclusion of a four-month saga that began with an incident last November in which Littleton and two police officers were involved in a struggle that left Littleton Tasered and Police Chief Gerald Cliff with a broken finger. »
Most college students would use $10,000 to shop, travel, or pay off student loans. It might be surprising, then, that five SVSU education majors were recently awarded $9,900 through the University's Student Research and Creativity Institute to help fix up an elementary school. »
Ruckus, the college-based music subscription service, has recently decided to make their service available to all students with a .edu e-mail address. »
In this year's State of the State address, Governor Jennifer Granholm repeated a message that must sound like a broken record to many of Michigan's citizens. »
Student Association's second "Cupid's Masquerade" Valentine's Day weekend dance was a success, according to SA president Andy Suszek.
"It was definitely a success," he said. "We sold out. We printed 250 tickets and we sold 250." »
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Program Board has begun petitioning artists to perform at the annual end-of-year concert. This year's committee members have been working with some big-name musicians in hopes of bringing an artist to SVSU. »
Fairytales and other stories came to life Friday as SVSU students helped second and third graders read at Carrollton Elementary. »
The Cardinal Cage became a coffeehouse on Wednesday, complete with live music, poetry, and of course coffee. Program Board sponsored the evening, the first of three in its "Coffeehouse Series." »
Open police forum to be held tomorrow
The campus community is invited to the annual winter semester University Police open forum, to be held tomorrow from 4 p.m. until 5 p.m. It will take place at the west end of Brown Concourse. »