SFU’s Card Club has only existed for two semesters but already has 30 members. The club was created to provide a space for students who share a love of playing card games. “I have a passion for...

Anti-hazing advocate Carol King delivered an emotional presentation on Nov. 2 on the dangers of hazing and the importance of speaking up. King shared the story of how she lost her son, Justin, just...

First responders from across the region gathered on the campus mall on Oct. 23 for the University’s annual First Responders Day. The event was hosted by SFU's Criminal Justice Club. Other groups involved...

Spring semester scheduling begins on Monday, Nov. 9. Computer Science Assistant Professor Michael Zambotti encourages students to try new things through their elective courses. “When selecting...

Many different proposals were discussed at the Student Government Association’s weekly meeting on Oct. 29. Because it is SGA election season, there was discussion over the requirements to run for...

Command Sgt. Major Joseph Keirn delivered a tour of the Keirn Family World War II Museum to students and faculty on Oct. 22. The museum is located on the second floor of the library. In 2014, Keirn...

November is International Games Month. It is a month-long global celebration of the games that bring friends and family together for competition and connection. Senior Marianne Labelle said Catan is...

SFU hosted Windows to the World, a multicultural appreciation event, on Oct. 20. Nidhi Bhutani, the University’s Coordinator of International Education, organized the event. “Coming from a different...

The Chemistry Department celebrated Chemistry Week from Oct. 19-23. Chemistry major Colton Chathams said the annual event “brings people together for something that connects us all.” The celebration...

Halloween is a time for candy, fun decorations and pumpkin carving, but some of the best childhood memories are dressing up in a fun costume and going trick-or-treating. Halloween costumes allow kids...

Brother Dennis Snyder celebrates his 50th anniversary working in education this year. He started teaching in 1976. “It was the (nation’s) bicentennial year,” said Snyder. “I’ll always remember...

The SGA meeting on Oct. 15 previewed the upcoming election for the campus senate. Multiple seats are open for newcomers, along with many vacancies on the executive board created by graduating seniors. To...