NewsfeedExonerated man, attorney discuss legal reform
"People can't be that...naive - I don't want to say ignorant - to believe that I was the only innocent person convicted in the system." »
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Senior wins public speaking event
Senior Bridget Kreager received first-place honors at the 17th annual Sims' Public Speaking Competition held Friday in the Rhea Miller Recital Hall. »
Student art exhibit chooses Old Town Saginaw venue
Three SVSU fine arts majors will be presenting an art exhibit this Friday night, but they won't be presenting it on campus. »
Kochville voters fill Board vacancies
Kochville Township voters filled four open positions on their Township Board but in the process created an additional vacancy.
Election records show that 1,064 out of 1,698 registered Kochville voters turned out to vote, a nearly 63 percent turnout rate. The above-average turnout numbers for a Congressional midterm election can likely be attributed to the open Board positions, which became available after a divisive recall election in August. »
Tech forum focuses on VSpace implementation
Students were given the opportunity to express concerns directly to Information Technology services Thursday at the second SA-sponsored student technology forum. »
Professor calls attention to female censorship with documentary
Collaborative film emphasizes lack of public awareness
Shaun Bangert's art classes were on hiatus for the end of October while she was in Paris screening her new documentary that focuses on and condemns the censorship of female artists. »
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Women’s Expo returns to Ryder
The third annual All About Women Expo was held Friday and Saturday at the Ryder Center.
Participants enjoyed booths featuring arts and crafts, cooking, and health and beauty products from 135 companies at 216 booths. »
SVSU history prof concludes religion-themed lecture series
Professor of history Thomas Renna concluded the "Challenge of Religion" Fall Focus lecture series Wednesday night in the Rhea Miller Recital Hall with his lecture entitled "Fundamentalisms in Conflict on the Temple Mount: A Historian's Perspective." »
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"Hateful Things" art exhibit displayed in Zahnow Library
Ferris State University has compiled a traveling exhibition, "Hateful Things," that is comprised of racist images and artifacts. »
Police Log
Thursday, Nov. 2
- Individual cited for driving with a suspended license during a routine traffic stop on Freeland Road.
Friday, Nov. 3
- Individual arrested for driving with a suspended license during a traffic stop on College Drive.
- MIP issued in First Year Suites.
- Traffic accident at entrance to bookstore parking lot.
- Larceny from bookstore. Investigation pending.