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Teen entrepreneur camp focuses on reducing inequities

More than 45 students from 24 area high schools will work alongside Grand Valley State University faculty members and students to brainstorm ways to create economic growth opportunities that can lead to a reduction in poverty rates and increase access to services.

Jun 17, 2019


GVSU photographers hosting national conference

Nearly 100 university photographers from across the country are exploring the Allendale and Grand Rapids campuses to sharpen their skills and learn from nationally known photographers.

Jun 17, 2019


GVSU faculty member, students play key role in USA Today investigation

A Grand Valley faculty member is at the center of a national story about failed reverse mortgages and the toll they have taken on senior citizens, particularly African American borrowers in large cities.

Jun 14, 2019


Campus memorial service planned for Seeger

A celebration of life service is planned at Grand Valley for Mary Seeger, retired dean and professor emerita of modern languages and literatures.

Jun 13, 2019


GVSU namedĀ a "Best Place to Work" by Forbes

Grand Valley State University is ranked No. 2 in Michigan by Forbes in its list of America's Best Employers.

Jun 13, 2019


State climate expert says warmer, wetter conditions for the futureĀ 

Michigan and the Great Lakes region will continue to see warmer and wetter climate patterns for the foreseeable future, said Jeffrey Andresen, state climatologist for Michigan. He said much of the additional precipitation will come during colder months.

Jun 12, 2019


University mourns death of longtime retired dean, faculty member

Mary Seeger, retired dean and professor emerita of modern languages and literatures, died June 11 after being in hospice care. She was 79.

Jun 11, 2019


Students needed for university photo shoots

University Communications is seeking Grand Valley students to participate in several photo shoots on Tuesday, June 11.

Jun 10, 2019


GVSU economist: Slower growth, sagging confidence

The West Michigan economy is slowing with evidence of a flat growth pattern, said Brian G. Long, director of Supply Management Research in Grand Valley State University's Seidman College of Business.

Jun 7, 2019


Faculty and staff sketches

The faculty and staff members listed below have given presentations or published works.

Jun 7, 2019