NewsfeedWriting Center relocates
SVSU’s Writing Center has been relocated from the Science East to the third floor of the Zahnow library. The move took place due to increased enrollment and the need for more classroom space for the 2007-2008 school year. »
Top stories
Coffeehouse continues in Cage
Wednesday's Coffeehouse series provided more to SVSU students than just music and refreshments. The event also brought a positive attitude. »
Freshman class largest yet
What is new, big and red all over?
The freshman class, of course.
As the largest class in Saginaw Valley's history, the number of newly hatched Cardinals has initiated a few accommodations to both academics and housing. Freshman enrollment reached 1,558 this year - exceeding the 1,450 newcomers last year - and contributes to the overall enrollment record of 9,662. »
Rally gains momentum, hopes to draw 1,000
Tuition is up, funding is down, and students are angry.
The Student Association of Michigan's rally on the steps of the state capital is Wednesday, and according to SA President Jeremiah Stanghini, the event is already turning heads. »
"Sex" event draws massive crowd
ResLife, Health Services team to inform students of safe sex practices
At the start of each new school year, ResLife, the Counseling Center and Health Services host a program called "Sex in an Envelope." As the name may imply, it's a sex education program for SVSU students, specifically targeted towards freshmen. »
News
Starbucks to open mid-November
Students will soon have the opportunity to enjoy Starbucks coffee and treats on campus. The franchise will take the place of Java City, SVSU's cafe located in Science East in mid-November. »
Police Log
MIPs issued in University Village, burglary in Living Center South
Friday, September 14
- Personal injury in the Education Building. Individual slipped while pushing in a chair and hurt their ribs. »
News in Brief
Two Delaware State students shot
Police are interviewing a "person of interest" and are still searching for another student of interest in Friday's shooting of two students at Delaware State University. The shootings took place after a group of eight to 10 students left the campus' Village Cafe between midnight and 1 a.m. »
Class to travel to Czech Republic, study business
When some students head for the beach this spring break to party, a few others will say goodbye to the sun and hello to the pale skies of Eastern Europe. »
URA hosting regional conference
SVSU's campus will be flooded with residents from various campuses this Nov. as URA hosts the Great Lakes Affiliate of Colleges and Universities Residence Halls (GLACURH) Conference. »
Thermostats replaced
Housing takes measures to avoid abuse
Students in the University Village won't be able to cool that sudden hot flash or warm up that unexpected chill with the same ease that they used to. »
