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GVSU expert: Local housing market will go from bad to worse, but bounce back could be quicker than rest of the country
April 22, 2020
The housing marketing was heating up before COVID-19 brought everything to a halt, said Paul Isely.
Big Data being used to help track, study coronavirus
April 20, 2020
Data and analytics are helping the general public understand concepts about the coronavirus.
Seidman College offers webinars to help small businesses confront COVID-19; events are part of Networks of Support
April 15, 2020
The webinars will address survival strategies and recovery plans for small business leaders.
Student Scholars Day goes virtual; more than 100 presentations set
April 7, 2020
The 24th annual Student Scholars Day will be presented virtually Wednesday, April 8.
GVSU expert describes local economy 'like a train wreck in slow motion'
April 7, 2020
Brian Long said it's too early to assess the full impact of COVID-19 on the local economy.
GVSU economist says recession caused by COVID-19 will be a little bigger than 2008-09 recession
April 3, 2020
Paul Isely said it will be June before there is any broad-based restart of any economic activity.
International students on campus and in area stay busy, upbeat
April 1, 2020
International students who remain on campus find routine and family connections help fill days.
Accounting professor highlights biggest take-aways from financial assistance bill, including rebate checks
March 31, 2020
Chris Harper said the CARES Act will be a lifeline for individuals and small business owners.
How will COVID-19 impact the nonprofit sector? Johnson Center research offers insights
March 27, 2020
Johnson Center researchers are looking at impacts on nonprofits from the coronavirus epidemic.
When will the coronavirus be controlled enough to send people back to work? We should learn from Hong Kong, GVSU economist says
March 25, 2020
Economics expert Paul Isely says the life cycle of the COVID-19 virus is not clear enough yet.