Fossil Clues
Student and faculty researchers dig for fossils in South Carolina to better understand climate change.
Changes in senior leadership announced
Two new people were named to the university's leadership team: Fatma Mili as provost and Jennifer Hall-Jones as the inaugural vice president for Student Affairs.
GVSU Police Academy cadets learn, practice mediation tactics
The academy is the only one in the country to offer extensive mediation training.
Small Business Development Center creates opportunities for businesses still finding their way back from pandemic
Nearly two years after the COVID-19 pandemic began to cripple or cause the closing of some small businesses across the state, owners like DeAnna Gantt are still trying to find ways to survive.
The President's Page
President Mantella: Our innovative students are well-positioned for their roles in 'The Raging 2020s'
Sister bond helps alumnae to scale business during pandemic, launch specialty cafe
Alyson '12 and Mallory '17 Caillaud-Jones opened Chartreuse Sisters and baked unique French pastries in their home. They will soon open a storefront on Wealthy Street in Grand Rapids.
ACI team plays key role in developing technology to assist international students with transcript delivery
It's technology Chinaka Njoku, a native of Nigeria, could have used more than a decade ago when he tried to enroll in college -- and later, start the U.S. citizenship process.
Building upon the foundation of Grand Valley
For Donald '84 and Kathleen '88, '97 VanderVeen, giving back to their alma mater is about doing what they can for the university they love.
Meet the working dog class of 2022
From a dog with his own 'Rate My Professor' ranking to one who entertains an office of IT staff members, meet some of the working dogs on campus.
50 years in the classroom
After five decades in the classroom, Pat Baker, a 1972 graduate, continues to find innovative ways to teach students in Grand Rapids Public Schools.
Homecoming 2021
Alumni returned to campus on October 30, or connected virtually, during Homecoming, showing what it truly means to be a Laker for a Lifetime.
The SAP during winter: Fields nestled under leftover billboards
Preparing the SAP for winter includes using leftover billboards to protect the fields and treating the beehives for mites.