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The question of whether or not to amend the constitution banning affirmative action in public education, hiring, and contracting brought together opposing sides Tuesday in the Regional Education Center's Alan W. Ott Auditorium. »
Since beginning the overhaul of SVSU's Web site this spring, the staff behind the redesign and restructuring of the University's online identity has been refining appearance and functionality. »
A Student Association-sponsored panel discussion on eminent domain - the expropriation of private property by the state - was held Tuesday night in the Malcolm Field Theatre for Performing Arts. »
The Michigan Press Association recently named the Valley Vanguard the best college newspaper in Division II competition.
The Vanguard took home a total of 23 awards including nine first-place finishes in categories ranging from news and sports stories to design and photography. The competition considered work from the 2005-2006 school year. »
The Marshall M. Fredericks Sculpture Museum held its annual fund-raiser Friday night under the theme "Saints, Sinners & Spatzle."
Held in the Arbury Fine Arts Center, the event featured a silent auction to raise money to fund programs at the museum with over 40 artists donating nutcracker or music box-themed pieces to auction off. »
Health benefits of spirituality to be discussed in lecture
Dow visiting scholar Dr. Harold Koenig will be presenting "Spirituality in Patient Care" Thursday, Oct. 12 at 7 p.m. in the Rhea Miller Recital Hall. »
Friday, Sept. 29
Dow Visiting Scholar Stephen Prothero lectured on his book American Jesus: How the Son of God Became a National Icon to a large crowd in the Rhea Miller Recital Hall last Monday. »
Science and its place in society was the topic of chemistry professor Deborah Huntley's lecture, entitled "Disturbing the Equilibrium: The Interplay of Science and Society," which took place Thursday in Founders Hall. »