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Minors in possession
• A minor in possession was issued Saturday, Dec. 12. The resident assistant heard loud noises in Living Center South and checked on the situation before calling campus police. »
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Kidnapping hoax fools friends into dialing 911
Two SVSU students were taken into custody Friday and later released after what police say was a prank involving friends that went too far. »
Former surgeon general inspired by MLK
With Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., people remember the bus boycotts. They remember the March on Washington and the millions who could suddenly share a dream. »
Narrowed state funds will show, Gilbertson says
The adage of tightening the belt during tough times will soon be exercised on Saginaw Valley’s campus, according to SVSU President Eric Gilbertson. »
Cardinals conserve on winter heating
As temperatures drop, it’s tempting to reach for the thermostat. That’s how heating bills climb.
Students who live on campus don’t face any direct effect from raising their heat. But those who live elsewhere are likely very aware of high costs. This awareness prompts ingenuity. »
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Student group to host reception with Lansing legislators
The College Republicans of SVSU will host a New Year’s Reception from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 19. The reception will be held in the Curtiss Hall’s Alumni Lounge, and confirmed guests include state Sen. Roger Kahn and Reps. Ken Horn, James Stamas and Tim Moore. »
New bagel eatery opens in Regional Education Center
The Regional Education Center may be a bit of a hike from some campus hotspots, but now there’s a new incentive to make the trip. »
Smoking policy raises questions of fairness
With policy-makers around the country cracking down on smokers, some students have found themselves questioning the fairness of the rules on campus. »
Next year’s honors class to experiment with changes
Under Paul Teed’s supervision, SVSU’s Honors Program is undergoing some structural changes.
The program, designed for the more academically motivated, allows students to take on special honors courses, seminars and projects. But next year’s class will face the redesign. »
SVSU hosts forum for VP candidate
SVSU held an open forum last Monday for Thomas Crady, a candidate in the search to replace one of the University’s three vice presidents. »
Looking at best choices for on-campus job postings
On-campus jobs are in high demand, but their variety can lead students to ponder which opportunities are the best choice. »