Newsfeed
Enforcement 'everyone's' duty
by Sara Kitchen
After the first of the year, SVSU students, staff, faculty and visitors are expected to limit smoking to select areas on campus. And according to university officials, enforcement of the policy is everyone's responsibility. »
Settled snugly down the hall from the computer labs in Science East is the new Starbucks coffee shop. The atmosphere is consistent with any other Starbucks: cozy, artsy and sophisticated. But unlike other chains in the franchise, this one has SVSU students working behind the counter, showing off the skills they have learned in over 40 hours of training. »
Senior Kevan Umberfield received first-place at the 18th annual Sims' Public Speaking Competition held Friday in the Rhea Miller Recital hall. »
A handful of students in one SVSU class are using the recent YouTube buzz to create hype for the city of Saginaw. »
Few students were drawn into the President's forum this month, but they were curious and determined.
Richard Hill, a second year student represented his Alternative Breaks group. With their group looking forward to spending time in Birmingham, Alabama on environmental issues, Hill wanted to help the SVSU community as well. »
A domestic assault originally reported in the Vanguard on Oct. 22 has been resolved, but a home-invasion case that occurred in September is being investigated. »
Student Association has appointed representative Jeremy Jones as a its new parliamentarian. The appointment came in the wake of previous parliamentarian Mari Pionk resignation. »
Pippin to debut
SVSU's theatre department will debut its second production of the semester. Pippin, will open in the Malcolm Field Theatre on Friday, Nov. 30 at 8:00 p.m. The performance will run through Sunday, Dec. 9, with the final time scheduled for 3:00 p.m. that afternoon. »