Lewis Brody '17
My favorite memory at GVSU is being recognized by BSU as the person who spent the most time in the library for two years.
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My favorite memory at GVSU is being recognized by BSU as the person who spent the most time in the library for two years.
I have so many amazing memories from my time at Grand Valley. I was a resident assistant for several years, and I always loved throwing Halloween parties. But mostly, I cherish the memories I have hanging out with friends at Fresh Foods eating Laker Bowls
During a winter practice for the Rowing Team, our coach had us play soccer on the Ski Hill. We had so much fun running up and down the hill, chasing the ball, tackling each other, and laughing our heads off while trying to beat our teammates.
I absolutely loved Kleiner late night. I lived in Kistler, and my friend group would spend hours in Kleiner studying, dancing, and joking around. This really shaped my sense of belonging at GVSU.
One of my favorite memories from GVSU is being accepted into the highly competitive nursing program.