NewsfeedACM hosts annual high school competition
SVSU's chapter of the Association for Computational Machinery held its annual Programming Competition on Friday. The competition between Michigan high schools is run entirely by members of ACM at SVSU. »
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Scheduling conflicts cancel concert plans
A popular spring event for SVSU students is taking a break this year. Several scheduling conflicts are causing the Program Board to not move forward with plans to host a spring concert like it has in the past. »
Pioneer renovations, addition progressing ahead of schedule
Faculty offices nearly done, should be ready for use by July
A tepid December has put the renovations of Pioneer Hall ahead of schedule, moving the projected completion of the building to July according to Director of Construction and Maintenance Operations Gerald Stuart. »
Increased bandwidth service now online
ITS plans to expand capacity of "Overdrive" service next fall, roll out new wireless hot spots on campus
ResNet "Overdrive" launched last week and was met with unexpected high demand. The service is designed for residents who regularly use high-bandwidth applications like games or Ruckus, SVSU's music and movie downloading service. »
Committee shares alcohol policy analysis
The recommendations made by the ad hoc committee reviewing the student alcohol policy have been informally approved by Vice President of Student Services Robert Maurovich and President Eric R. Gilbertson. The Board of Control will forma lly review the committee's recommendations on May 12. »
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Choirs return from Japan
Recently, the SVSU choir had a truly unique experience - taking a ten-day tour of Japan over spring break.
22 students from the SVSU choir formed a group of 49 performers in conjunction with Bay Choral. The group traveled across Japan, and made multiple stops along the way to share their music. »
Police Log
Arrests, suspicious people, fraud on campus
Tuesday, Feb. 20
- Warrant arrest in B lot. Officers originally stopped to help individual by jumping their car.
Wednesday, Feb. 21
- Two MIPs issued in J-3 lot.
- Property damage to vehicle in J-3 lot. Investigation pending.
- Destruction of property to vehicle in J-1 lot. Vehicle was keyscratched. Investigation pending.
- Warrant arrest. Officers originally investigated destruction of property complaint. Individual had a warrant for their arrest out of Branch County.
Jazz artist pursues 'first love'
Like any good jazz saxophonist, SVSU artist-in-residence Jeff Hall began his musical career at a tender age playing the...violin?
"I didn't like it too much," he joked. »
Third President's forum of semester uneventful
President Gilbertson held his monthly open forum last Wednesday to hear student concerns and complaints. Due to weak attendance, he had to answer very few of these. »
Valley Nights prepares for activites
Valley Nights is an organization that aims at improving weekend activities at SVSU, and this weekend was no different. »
Campus News
Suspicious individual at Ryder Center
In late February several reports were filed concerning a suspicious person at the Ryder Center. A man, who appeared to be in his thirties or forties, approached several females. This is not common at the Ryder Center, or elsewhere on campus. Campus police are investigating these reports and are attempting to identify the person or persons in order to stop this harassment. Police are asking any individuals with information pertaining to these events to contact them as soon as possible. Reports or tips may be given by stopping in at University Parking Services and requesting to speak with an officer directly or by calling at (989) 964-4141, or via e-mail. »
