Outstanding SVSU Criminal Justice Alum Sworn in as Saginaw Police Officer Tonight Monday, May 9, 6:30 p.m. Saginaw City Hall
Taylor Fisher has built quite an email signature during her time as an SVSU student.
On a warm October day in 2011, on Michigan Tech University’s football field, Scott Stanford experienced one of his first feelings of success at Saginaw Valley State University.
Marianna Cuevas knows that leaving SVSU to take the next step toward fulfilling her professional ambitions will be bittersweet.
Emily Short demonstrates her passion for environmental preservation through her studies and her everyday life.
From the moment she arrived at Saginaw Valley State University, Christina Swain knew exactly what she wanted to accomplish.
In the depths of a Utah canyon, Nicole Calandrino received a phone call with news that made her want to shout with joy from a mountaintop.
If teaching isn’t in Madeline Lefere’s DNA, she was certainly empowered with the role of educator at a young age. It’s a role she doesn’t plan to relinquish as an adult.
The sight of those T-shirts still makes Kimberly Salwey smile.
Keshara Mumford remembers what it was like to search for purpose in life. The Detroit native enrolled at Saginaw Valley State University initially as a criminal justice major, but spent much of her first year unsure of the decision — and her future.
The funeral invitation came from a stranger ...
Dustyn Tubbs is ready for the next upgrade.
Chi Weng is more than adapting to the idea of wearing a red ceremonial robe during the May 2016 Saginaw Valley State University commencement ceremony.
Ask Ashli Maser about her passions, and she will respond at first with a wide, white smile.
Brandon Jones describes himself as a man of purpose. He does his best to fulfill his genuine purpose every day at SVSU.