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Police requesting information for incident at First Year Suites
Saturday, Sept. 1
- Disorderly subject at the football field. The individual was escorted out of the football game for loud profanity.
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Interning a boon for job hunters
SVSU's political science department has witnessed a major boom in the amount of people seeking government internships. Students like these are looking to secure positions in their particular field of interest answering phones, making contacts, and ultimately gaining experience. »
New safety program implemented on campus
After the deadliest school shooting in America claimed 33 lives last year, universities across the nation have revisited their security protocols, and SVSU is among them. »
Parliamentarian resigns from post
Facing removal from office over an alleged lack of productivity and professionalism, the SA's Parliamentarian Eric Read has decided to resign. »
Latin fest spices up RFoC
Hispanic Heritage Month began Sept. 15, celebrating the independence of five Latin American countries. On Thursday, the RFoC put together a Latin Food Fiesta to take part in the celebration. »
Students pack L-Lot at annual fest
Carnival rides, wax hands featured at icebreaker
Students crowded L-Lot Friday night at SVSU's Streetfest, an annual festival that offers activities and free food for everyone who attends. »
Plain White T's to perform in October
After weeks of negotiations, Program Board has secured the services of pop artists Plain White T's, who plan to perform at SVSU next month. »
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Lecture on Islam
Dawud Walid, the Executive Director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations of Michigan, will be speaking at SVSU on Tuesday, Sept. 18 at 5:30 p.m. in the Malcolm Field Theatre for Performing Arts. »
Race comics N*W*C visit SVSU
"People don't have to be black, Asian, or Latino to relate to the play," said Miles Gregley, one third of the comedy troupe N*W*C. "For example, a Latina came up to me the other day and said she completely related to my story of 'The Year I was Black.' People gravitate towards one of us because they can relate to our stories; it has nothing to do with race but with identity and finding self-love." »
