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GVSU announces The Peter Secchia Military and Veterans Program

Active-duty military and veterans will receive enhanced support to pursue their educational goals, thanks to a significant gift from the family of the late former ambassador to Italy, Peter F. Secchia.

Jan 31, 2021


Salazar will bring familiarity of campus to new employee ombuds role

The inaugural employee ombuds will bring a familiarity of campus, its people and its policies when stepping into that new role February 1.

Jan 29, 2021


Johnson Center for Philanthropy releases annual "11 Trends in Philanthropy" report

The Dorothy A. Johnson Center for Philanthropy at Grand Valley State University has released its fifth annual "11 Trends in Philanthropy" report, identifying trends that will shape the philanthropic and nonprofit sectors in the coming months and years.

Jan 28, 2021


Virus Action Team update: Safety protocols still required of those who have had the COVID-19 virus or vaccine

Those who have had the COVID-19 virus or vaccine must continue to wear face coverings and fill out the self-assessment.

Jan 28, 2021


Grand Valley Writers Series to hold virtual readings this semester

This semester's slate of authors starts Jan. 29 with a faculty reading and conversation.

Jan 27, 2021



Butcher and Loth retiring in June

President Philomena V. Mantella has announced the June retirements of Vice President and General Counsel Tom Butcher, and Vice President for University Development Karen Loth. She called them both builders of today's Grand Valley State University.

Jan 26, 2021


Students' research helps struggling Michigan tourism industry

In an effort to help rebuild the state's tourism industry, HTM students conducted visitor research for Convention and Visitor Bureaus (CVBs) across the state.

Jan 25, 2021


Faculty and staff sketches

Faculty and staff members who have given virtual presentations, interviews or had their research published are detailed.

Jan 25, 2021


Hobbies bring GVSU community members joy, help connect virtually

Whether it was finding a new hobby or reigniting passion for an old one, some members of the Grand Valley community found their pastime became an avenue to bring joy in a difficult time, connect with people, or a way to stay productive.

Jan 25, 2021