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ARE YOU AWARE?
Campuses across the nation observed National Collegiate Awareness Week to confront the high risk for drinking related problems that adults 18-29 can experience. »
Geography Club informs students on Great Lakes issues
The Geography Club is hoping to expand its boarders in the SVSU community.
While maps and landscapes may be their forte, the Geography Club fundraises, hosts programs and most importantly shares their cooking skills at meetings. »
Latinos Unidos give voice to diversity
Cultural diversity and involvement are two key themes Latinos Unidos Association stressed to students at its recent meet and greet. »
Coffeehouse changes tune in Rotunda
The sounds of acoustic guitars, poetic lyrics and the friendly chatter of friends was brewing during the latest Coffeehouse Series night. »
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Colleges against cancer
For students such as elementary education junior Stephanie Roe, the call to raise cancer awareness hits close to home.
While Relay for Life is a popular cancer awareness effort at SVSU, Colleges Against Cancer is a new RSO that promotes year-round cancer awareness. »
Lecture: Decisions make good leaders
In order for leaders to be successful, they need to find a constructive way in getting their teams to bring up different viewpoints. »
Saggawockeez offer up moves
Buoyed by the results from tryouts, the Saggawockeez dance team is considering workshops to let other students embrace different styles of dancing. »
Physical, mental preparation for triathlon
As the sun rose over the Ryder, a group of SVSU students gathered.
Despite the week’s blustering winds, the Triathlon Club pushed through with a morning jog. »
Childhood questions about future answered
When students were still in grade school, the question “What do you want to be when you grow up?” often came up. But what if that question is still unanswered for freshmen or undecided majors? »