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Raymond named director of university budgets

Star Raymond has been named director of university budgets.

Jun 29, 2017


Grand Valley student first to earn scholarship for study abroad in Tajikistan

A Grand Valley student is making university history as the first student to study abroad in Tajikistan.

Jun 29, 2017


Field day teaches community about West Michigan natural history

The annual Allendale Community Field Day paired Grand Valley faculty with members of the Allendale community and public school system for a fun day of engaging activities that encouraged outdoor education and environmental awareness. Celebrating the theme of "Things that Happen," participants contributed video messages for a time capsule, learned about the glacial origins of West Michigan, examined earth history through soil and tree cores, and more.

Jun 28, 2017


GVSU researchers use new method to explore giving traits of specific communities

Researchers from the Dorothy A. Johnson Center for Philanthropy at Grand Valley State University have released a new report that demonstrates a new method of defining and analyzing the philanthropic traits and character of a community.

Jun 27, 2017


Ambassador Carla Hills to receive GVSU's Hauenstein Fellowship Medal

Grand Valley's Hauenstein Center for Presidential Studies will present Ambassador Carla Hills, former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development and U.S. Trade Representative, with the Hauenstein Fellowship Medal, one of the highest honors the university can give.

Jun 26, 2017


Zumberge's son addresses reunion participants

Two surprises were in store for members of the Class of 1967 who participated in their 50th reunion June 23-24.

Jun 26, 2017


Camp teaches students benefits of renewable energy

More than 40 students from 23 local middle schools learned about renewable energy during the Energizing Our World camp. The three-day, interactive camp took place on the Allendale Campus June 20-22. During the camp, students participated in hands-on activities to learn about solar, wind and hydro power. From constructing their own wind turbines to building and racing solar-powered cars, the lessons highlighted the benefits of renewable energy, best sustainable practices and the applications of renewable energy.

Jun 23, 2017


Congressional delegation touts 50th anniversary of Grand Valley's first graduates

Two of Michigan's congressional representatives recognized and celebrated the 50th anniversary of Grand Valley's first graduates.

Jun 23, 2017


Nursing students earn Mary Free Bed scholarships

Four Kirkhof College of Nursing students earned scholarships from Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital in June.

Jun 23, 2017


Grand Valley State buys property, plans for engineering expansion and parking

Grand Valley State University's Board of Trustees approved the purchase of the Ferris Coffee and Nut facility in downtown Grand Rapids, with plans to expand its engineering programs.

Jun 21, 2017