Articles by Peg West
Classics professor's translation of ancient Greek play recently in demand
The translation of "Medea" by Diane Rayor, professor of Classics, has been chosen with increasing frequency. Rayor believes the process she uses to refine the translation makes for a better experience for both actors and audiences.
Dec 11, 2020
A faculty member's involvement in improving a community park gives sport management students a glimpse at future
Jon Coles, assistant professor of sport management, is heading an effort to improve a Big Rapids park. Coles is sharing with students his experiences in fundraising, project management and more.
Dec 9, 2020
Making Waves: Tara Kneeshaw analyzes ways the microscopic world can indicate, or help, water quality
Kneeshaw, who has been studying Grand River samples as part of a Making Waves project, is dedicated to educating the public about water quality and the big and small ways people affect water health.
Dec 2, 2020
Virtual theater, take a bow: Three-show run entertained audiences, reinforced spirit of live productions
The GVNext series following the virtual production of "The Revolutionists" wraps up after successful performances.
Nov 19, 2020
GVSU team of experts advising health departments on fair COVID-19 vaccine distribution
The team includes philosophy and public health faculty members as well as students.
Nov 16, 2020
In his classes, Michael Scantlebury uses 'as many avenues as possible' to reach students online
Watch Scantlebury, associate professor of Hospitality and Tourism Management, talk about his approach to interacting with students in the online setting.
Nov 12, 2020
OK, Boomer: A viral clapback and its impact on social media discussions part of research earning student national recognition
Carly Vaitkevicius also studied how the term affected political discourse with the presidential election on the horizon.
Nov 10, 2020
Virtual theater, showtime: Behind-the-scenes team keeps 'ambitious' production on track
The team managing technology, costuming and more for the virtual presentation of 'The Revolutionists' has adapted to incorporating never-done-before elements into a live production.
Nov 8, 2020
Día de los Muertos altar helps students and others celebrate holiday, remember loved ones
The altar is a beloved tradition for Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead.
Nov 2, 2020
Professor emeritus of biology leaves student-focused legacy
Carl Bajema, who retired in 2007, was also active in the community.
Oct 30, 2020
