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Student art exhibit underway
The second annual SVSU Student Art Exhibit will be concluding this week. The exhibit features works of current SVSU art students in all mediums. »
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Fall and winter SRCI projects receive $35,000 in funding
The Student Research and Creativity Institute has awarded several students over $35,000 in funding for various scholarly proposals. Executive Assistant to the President Carlos Ramet, who oversees the SCRI committee, and Administrative Assistant Debbie Marsh shared that many of the students have already gotten a jump-start on their projects. »
Cage refit nearing finish as bank moves in
At the end of last semester, students expressed some concern over what the Cardinal Cage would look like if Independent Bank moved its branch from Wickes Hall to the Student Life center. »
Loons hire SVSU students
Alum and current student brought on as interns for summer at Dow Diamond
"Play ball!"
For two SVSUers, that phrase has become an everyday part of their vocabularies. Cale Wasserman and Ben Gurnee couldn't have foreseen what the summer had in store for them - an internship with mid-Michigan's only professional baseball team: the Great Lakes Loons. »
SVSU, Loons share strong partnership, hope to build a stronger future
We may all be Cardinals here at SVSU, but we also share a close connection with another well known migratory bird. »
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Police Log
Facebook harassment, suspended license arrests
Sunday, April 29
- Multiple MIPs issued in First Year Suites.
Tuesday, May 1
- Theft in Ryder Center. Money was taken from the men's locker room.
Budget deficit to force tough choices
SVSU's Board of Control delayed passing a budget for the 2007-2008 fiscal year at its formal meeting on June 11. The Board will convene in early July for an emergency session in hopes of passing a revised budget. »
ITS debates Office upgrade, Support Center to relocate
Summertime is usually when people and departments at SVSU are shaken up, and this summer is no exception for Information Technology Services. The walk-in support center on the second floor of Wickes Hall is going to be moving to the 66 Building north of the police station. In its place, the nursing program will expand operations. »