NewsfeedSVSU administration, faculty, staff, Residential and Student Life personnel met on Friday, Dec. 2 with representatives from the Lansing Islamic Center to discuss the influx of Saudi students and how culture differences will affect the environment. »
The Great Lakes Affiliate of College and University Residence Halls (GLACURH) named SVSU student Nick Tereck its 2005 Student of the Year last month. Tereck received the award during the annual GLACURH Conference at the University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse. »
College. When we usually think of it, several ubiquitous images come to mind. Unwanted weight gain. Copious amounts of homework. Cups of coffee to jumpstart the morning, and cups of beer to get the nighttime party started. »
One meeting later, and the Wal-Mart boycott was no more.
After passing a revised resolution to not make purchases from the company's stores, the SVSU Student Association revisited the resolution Monday and subsequently voted it down during its House meeting. »
With the semester coming to a close and papers, group projects, and comprehensive exams taking up the bulk of students' sanity and time, a chance for rest and relaxation is exactly what the doctor ordered. »
With the SVSU student population growing in recent years, interest in national and global politics has grown on campus. Two new student organizations - the Students for Political Awareness (SFPA) and the Organization for Progressive Politics (OPP) - are tackling questions of politics and policy head on. »
Several SVSU faculty members and students were recently awarded a grant that will help fund a creative writing workshop for middle school children tentatively scheduled for this summer. The grant is for approximately $4300 and is funded by the SVSU Foundation. »