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GVSU experts discuss the invasion of Ukraine

February 24, 2022

Paul Isely, Scott Lingenfelter and Heather Tafel share their views on the situation.

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GVSU economics expert: Steady growth despite supply chain issues

February 8, 2022

January's report showed positive numbers for employment, new orders and production.

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GVSU researchers find more women than men keep leftover pain medications at home

February 3, 2022

Seidman economics faculty discussed health behaviors, risks and trends during the annual event.

Seidman economics faculty members Kuhelika De, left, and Paul Isely discuss the economic forecast at the Grand Rapids Chamber's annual meeting at the DeVos Place February 2.

GVSU researchers: West Michigan economy continues to rebound but growth will slow

February 2, 2022

Economics faculty members gave a presentation during the Grand Rapids Chamber annual meeting.

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Faculty will discuss health trends, impact of pandemic during annual Health Check report

January 25, 2022

The report analyzes data from West Michigan and compares data to state and national figures.

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Professor's research involves one of Time magazine's best inventions of 2021

December 15, 2021

Researchers received a NIH grant to compare how young children use two mobility devices.

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Secchia Breakfast Lecture panelists: Businesses that offer flexibility and connectivity among employees will thrive

November 11, 2021

Panelists discussed the balance of offering remote work yet ensuring employees feel connected.

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Annual report shows Muskegon Innovation Hub's economic impact on community

November 9, 2021

Muskegon Innovation Hub's annual report reveals economic highlights across key metrics.

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GVSU expert: West Michigan economy slightly better but still flat

November 8, 2021

Brian Long said supply chain issues can mean longer lead times, higher prices and missed deliveries.

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GVSU in photos, October 2021: Lakers elevated, performing artists and our campuses shine amid mercurial fall weather

November 1, 2021

See the images that caught our eye in the last month.


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