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Laker soccer to take on SVSU in Friday night match

The Laker soccer team will take on the Saginaw Valley State Cardinals on Friday, September 26 in a "Friday Night Under the Lights" matchup at 7 p.m.

Sep 26, 2019


GVSU events to celebrate Hispanic heritage

The Office of Multicultural Affairs is hosting a series of events for its annual Hispanic Heritage celebration, including lectures, celebrations and more. 

Sep 26, 2019


Capitol Hill hearing draws from USA Today project investigated by faculty member, students

Jeff Kelly Lowenstein, assistant professor of multimedia journalism, shared the byline on the story.

Sep 25, 2019


Acclaimed poets to present readings at Fall Arts Celebration event

The event is October 3 at the Eberhard Center on the Pew Grand Rapids Campus.

Sep 25, 2019


Clinics for flu shots scheduled through October

The GVSU Family Health Center, operated by the Kirkhof College of Nursing, will staff multiple flu shot clinics for the campus community throughout October.

Sep 24, 2019


Sec. Benson encourages GVSU students to vote during visit 

Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson's visit September 24 was in recognition of National Voter Registration Day. Students, faculty and staff members had the opportunity to register to vote at the secretary of state's mobile unit. 

Sep 24, 2019


Two deans named to Crain's education list

Crain's Detroit Business named two Grand Valley deans to its list of "Notable Women in Education Leadership."

Sep 24, 2019


Laker soccer will host Illinois Springfield in game to air on ESPN3

The Laker soccer team will take a 4-1 record into a game against Illinois Springfield on Tuesday, September 24, at the GVSU Soccer Field.

Sep 24, 2019


Sec. Benson to visit GVSU today

Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson will visit the Allendale Campus today, September 24, in recognition of National Voter Registration Day.

Sep 24, 2019


Constitution expert Jeffrey Rosen to present at Hauenstein Center event

Controversial issues including attempts to change states' abortion laws, questions about citizenship on the 2020 Census, and voting and electoral rights have all been in the spotlight in 2019, and much of the guidance about how these issues may be resolved is included in a single document: the Constitution of the United States.  To celebrate Constitution Day, Grand Valley State University's Hauenstein Center for Presidential Studies is hosting Jeffrey Rosen, president and CEO of the National Constitution Center.

Sep 23, 2019