Saginaw Valley State University News

Women living in Westland and Garden City who have an interest in public office but don't know where to begin can get some direction at a political training program being offered next month.

Women living in Farmington and Farmington Hills who have an interest in public office but don't know where to begin can get some direction at a political training program being offered next month.

Garrett Grundman, a 2007 Croswell-Lexington graduate, has signed a national letter of intent to play baseball at Saginaw Valley State University.

Saginaw Valley State University's campus continues to grow with a new health care center.

Dieter Schulz of Fort Gratiot shot a 1-over par 72 Tuesday morning during the first round of the 98th Michigan Amateur Schulz was tied for 12th place following the morning session at Spring Meadows Country Club in Linden The Saginaw Valley State University golfer shot a 38 on the front nine and came back with a 34.

Jeanette M. Loveless of Midland twirls in sculptor Nancy Holt's "Annual Ring" sun circle, which appeared at 1:34 p.m. Monday during a summer solstice observation at Saginaw Valley State University in Kochville Township.

Saginaw Valley State University education student Ashlee N. Hall, 23, of Bay City will student teach at the Griffin Early Childhood Center, 3211 Carla in the Carrollton Public Schools in the fall Michigan's dicey job market for teachers has translated into fewer students at Saginaw Valley State University's College of Education.

The Marshall M. Fredericks Sculpture Museum and the Saginaw Valley State University Department of Art will host a celebration marking the summer solstice at 1 p.m. Monday.

The Saginaw News Adam Rose, right, 15, of Macomb Township and Jim E. Green 53, of Saginaw Township stay close during the 5-kilometer handcycle race during the second annual Thunder in the Valley Paralympic Games at Saginaw Valley State University Friday.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency officials delivered strong words Wednesday on their plans for a comprehensive cleanup of dioxins released previously by the Dow Chemical Co.

Ever wonder who put the bomp in the bomp bomp bomp? Monday night, it was the cast of Saginaw Valley State University's "Life Could Be a Dream," a delicious jukebox musical as refreshing as an icy wedge of watermelon on a hot summer night.

For Detroit, Michigan resident Patrick Dilloway , the life of Frost Devereaux was one that screamed to be told.

As the 2009 Heritage High School graduating class waited to move the tassels of their mortar boards to the other side, a friend that 41 of the graduates hadn't seen in almost a decade wagged his tail.

The location and time of a June 17 informational meeting on the Dow dioxin cleanup has been announced by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

Josh Koglin earned All-American track and field honors this past weekend. The Marysville graduate and Saginaw Valley State University junior competed at the NCAA Division II Track and Field Outdoor Nationals in San Angelo, Tex.. Koglin placed eighth in the hammer event with a distance of 58.62 meters.

Ah, the things actors do for their craft. Jerry Dennis, who does not play cards, struggles with shuffling a pack convincingly and looking like he is really playing a game of gin.

Dieter Schulz of Fort Gratiot begins his quest today for a second straight McDonald's Amateur golf title.

The education Scott Q. Harper received in the Saginaw School District put him on the front lines in the fight against muscular dystrophy and cancer.

Gov. Jennifer M. Granholm pulled the rug out from under the state's $19 billion tourism industry as a result of the recession.

A conference to discuss what going green and alternative energies mean for Michigan was held Thursday at Saginaw Valley State University.