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Hundreds of undergraduate researchers highlight annual event

Hundreds of students will present their research findings during the 21st annual Student Scholars Day on Wednesday, April 12.

Apr 10, 2017


GVSU economist: Double-digit growth continues

Despite signs that several local industries are topping out, West Michigan business conditions remain positive, according to a Grand Valley State University economist.

Apr 7, 2017


Grand Valley announces Design Thinking Academy

The Design Thinking Academy will help students become innovative thinkers and problem solvers who are able to make lasting impacts in the world by utilizing the design thinking process. The deadline for applications is May 5 and the academy, which will begin in fall 2017, is open to all Grand Valley undergraduate students, regardless of major.

Apr 7, 2017


Funeral arrangements set for Steven Hecht

Funeral arrangements have been announced for Steven Hecht, associate professor of biomedical sciences, who died April 5.

Apr 7, 2017


Laker Remembrance to be held April 12

Members of the Grand Valley community who died during the past year will be remembered during a series of events April 12 on the Allendale Campus.

Apr 5, 2017


High school students learn value of theater studies, careers during workshops

Grand Valley faculty and students recently spent March 31 teaching local high school students about the value of an arts education, and career opportunities in the field of theater during High School Theater Day.

Apr 4, 2017


Campus, community leaders recognized as sustainability champions

Sustainability leaders in West Michigan were recognized March 31 at the ninth annual Sustainability Champion Awards.

Apr 4, 2017


Nursing major dedicates time to helping mothers

The list of organizations Jamie Platt belongs to is extensive, but the list of reasons why she volunteers is short: to help new mothers.

Apr 4, 2017


Faculty and students working to remove rattlesnake species from endangered list

There are almost 20 species of snakes that are native to Michigan, but the eastern massasauga rattlesnake is the only venomous one. Due to snake fungal disease, the species slithered its way onto the U.S. Endangered Species List in September 2016. Jennifer Moore, professor of biology, and a team of students have been conducting ongoing research in an effort to save the species.

Apr 3, 2017


Events planned for National Public Health Week

Grand Valley's Department of Public Health is celebrating National Public Health Week with events planned throughout the week.

Apr 3, 2017