“That could have been me,” Indigo Dudley said of George Floyd’s death. “That could have been my family, my friends, Simone, someone in my hometown. That scared me.”
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Guarding the gates of a global pandemic
With a hazmat suit and a desire to serve her community, SVSU alumna Smriti Pant became part of the fight against COVID-19.
Embedded in India
Reflections photographer Michael Randolph in summer 2019 joined a group of SVSU students, alumni and faculty during an annual visit to Kittur, India.
Doggedly pursuing a lifelong ambition, an SVSU student nears a milestone
Mia Berlanga has chased a dream since the eighth grade. This month, she came one step closer to catching up to it.
SVSU alumni help Duro-Last supply equipment protecting health care workers from virus
Since the state reported its first confirmed cases of COVID-19 in March, the company has refocused its resources, so far manufacturing more than 40,000 protective gowns and 15,000 masks for some of the hardest-hit health care facilities in Michigan.
‘I’ve never seen anything like this’: SVSU alumna-turned-ER doctor protects Saginaw’s front lines in COVID-19 fight
Through protective goggles and face shields, Dr. Angela Gregory has witnessed heartbreaking tragedy and triumphs of human compassion since the COVID-19 pandemic reached the Covenant HealthCare emergency room where she works.
Defying a global pandemic, SVSU brings ‘Macbeth’ to the world online
A group of graduating seniors will bow out in style as a Shakespeare classic is performed with style – and safety – using a trendy online app.
To Bollywood and back again
Now a Bollywood actress, SVSU alumna Meera Chopra returned to the alma mater that helped shape her life and career.