Feedback request for New Library Web Site
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Remaining Summer Library Hours
The Library will observe the following hours for the month of August
New Books & Media
Access a list of new books or media recently added to library collections at http://library.svsu.edu/ftlist Wed, 6 Aug 2008 16:17:40 -0400
Dining Operations Hours for Spring and Summer Semesters
Einstein's EateryMonday - Thursday 10 AM - 3 PM Friday - Sunday CLOSED Sta...
Workshop on Human Subjects Research
A workshop on the Institutional Review Board process will be held Friday, Sept. 5 at 1 p.m. in the O...
Parking Permit Renewal Deadline Monday, September 15
Faculty and staff reserved parking permits from 2007-08 are set to expire Monday, Sep. 15. New perm...
RFoC Open for Lunch
The RFoC will be open for lunch from noon to 1 p.m. each weekday until students arrive, when the din...
Secretary of State Mobile Branch Office coming to campus Sept. 4
The Michigan Secretary of State's Mobile Branch Office will be on campus Thursday, Sept. 4 from 10 a...
President Gilbertson's Orientation Remarks
SVSU faculty and staff are invited to attend President Gilbertson's orientation remarks Thursday, Au...
Back to School Picnic
SVSU faculty and staff and their families are invited to attend the annual Back to School picnic Thu...
Roadway Projects Impacting Campus Access
Faculty, Staff & Students:Fox Drive will be closed to vehicle traffic beginning Monday, Aug...
Three Pillars of SVSU's Early Days Granted Emeritus Status
Two long-time English faculty and a long-serving student administrator were granted emeritus status ...
SVSU Receives Federal Grant to Boost Online and Distance Education
The U.S. Department of Education's Title III Strengthening Institutions Program has awarded Saginaw ... ![]() NYT > U.S.
Tropical Storm Fay Arrives in Florida
The tropical storm flooded roads, cut power and knocked down trees after making landfall on Florida’s southwest coast early Tuesday morning.
Club’s Plan to Sell Land Shatters a Baltimore Neighborhood’s Serenity
One of the oldest planned communities in the country is facing the development of an expansive new home for the elderly in the middle of this neighborhood’s 30-acre country club.
After Kite Boarder’s Accident, Some Say Winds Were Too Much
Experts said that Tropical Storm Fay brought conditions to the beach in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., that resulted in a kite surfer’s critical injury.
Judge Orders Girl in Sect to Foster Care
A 14-year-old girl believed to have been married at age 12 to the jailed polygamist sect leader Warren S. Jeffs with her parents’ blessing was ordered back into foster by a Texas judge.
Texas Panel Rejects Plea to Halt Execution of Accomplice in 1996 Murder
Jeffrey Lee Wood is sentenced to die this week for the murder of a store clerk during a robbery, even though he was sitting in a truck outside the convenience store when it happened.
Cellmate Describes Pain of Detainee Who Died
Complaints about health care at a detention center in Rhode Island that are similar to accounts of how the center treated a Chinese New Yorker who died in immigration custody.
Court Rejects Agency Limits on States’ Emissions Rules
The federal appeals court ruling is the most recent in a series of judicial setbacks to the Bush administration’s efforts to reshape federal policies under the Clean Air Act.
Florida Man Is Held in Killing of Woman After Fender-Bender
Police say the man arrested claimed to be high on crack when he slashed and stabbed a young couple and then ran over and killed a woman.
Obama’s Ads in Key States Go on Attack
Barack Obama has started a hard-hitting ad campaign against John McCain in vital states, painting Mr. McCain as disconnected from middle-class struggles. |