Allendale, MI News

• Allendale, MI News
• Farm Club organizes Planting Party
• Grand Valley wins GLIAC Presidents' Trophy
• Faculty and Staff Sketches
• Library staff members participate in hunger walk
• Facilities staff goes to camp
• Added Convenience
• Alumni Golf Outing scheduled
• Nonprofit leaders gather to share wisdom, collaborate, and learn
• Men's Lacrosse competes for national title Saturday
• SAP hosts planting party
• Grand Valley students receive prestigious Boren Scholarships
• White House, Dept. of Ed. officials discuss service, interfaith dialogues
• PIC hosts first second-generation visiting scholar
• Grand Valley donates trophies to Special Olympics
• Golf outing will benefit Irwin Athletic Fund
• Parking lot closures
• Walk will benefit Crohn's and Colitis Foundation
• Nine Grand Valley students receive Gilman study abroad scholarships
• Grand Valley, Dept. of Education to celebrate student improvement efforts
• Johnson Center leader chosen as 'Man of Excellence'
• Riverbank Run and Pew Grand Rapids Campus
• Spring issue of Grand Valley Magazine arrives soon
• New exhibit features the Asafo of Ghana
• Klohs says education is key to economic success
• Business Trends: Modestly Stronger
• Volunteers needed to take campus climate survey to next steps
• Grand Valley wind research buoy ready for mid-lake challenge
• Faculty and Staff Sketches
• Hundreds turn out for 'Lakers On Lake Michigan'
• New website provides virtual tours of campus
• Children's center chosen for obesity prevention program
• Fashion show will feature consignment clothes
• Longtime GVSU supporter dies
• Freeman-ASIA Scholarship awarded to Grand Valley student
• Grand Valley student one of five worldwide to receive scholarship
• Two students win Sister City scholarships to study in Italy
• First endowed criminal justice scholarship
• Center for Leadership and Innovation announced
• Students greet Sen. Stabenow
• Deadline for Healthy Choices approaches
• Board OKs new charter schools, new major
• Grand Valley's regional impact more than $700 million
• Loth named vice president for Development
• NIS wins six WMPRSA awards
• Grand Valley research buoy now collecting data in Muskegon Lake
• Induction held for Sigma Delta Phi
• Grand Valley bookstore initiatives save students nearly $1.4 million
• Annual AP award winners announced
• GVSU hosts World Trade Week conference
• Donations sought for African service-learning trip
• Experts debate if Christianity is good for American politics
• Conference will highlight research ethics
• Grand Valley named a Recyclemania champion
• Prism Awards presented at Lavender Graduation
• Seidman breakfast features Birgit Klohs
• KCON dean earns national honor
• On-site health coaching available
• Wenner to retire as dean
• Students provide meals for Ronald McDonald House
• Student wins third prize in Opera Grand Rapids Collegiate Vocal Competition
• Online leadership courses offered
• Workshop helps women prepare political campaigns
• Grand Valley hosts Spring Pow Wow
• SmartZone bus tour stops at GVSU
• Grand Valley Project Day features life-changing projects
• Students, organizations recognized at annual awards ceremony
• Graduate students study in China
• Grand Valley film premieres
• Grand Valley to celebrate new graduates
• Three former Grand Valley Students exhibit art at Mary Free Bed
• Students take first place in project management competition
• Grand Valley participates in national sustainability initiative
• Political workshop prepares women for elections
• Children's Enrichment Center hosts art show
• Hauenstein Center benefactor awarded French Legion of Honor medal
• Grand Valley named 'Green College' for third year
• Convocation honors alumni educator
• Pow Wow set for Saturday
• English faculty create new scholarship
• Rowing team takes top title at Lubbers Regatta
• Ad team district winners head to national competition
• Grand Valley teams up with Lake Express for Lakers on Lake Michigan
• Events planned to celebrate Kingston partnership
• Grand Valley engineering and computing day features life-changing projects
• Student leaders recognized at annual awards celebration
• Voices to celebrate 25th year with concert
• GVSU departments team for World Voice Day
• Shakespeare for kids
• Johnson Center director, dean among speakers at volunteer week celebration
• Several '50 Companies to Watch' are SBTDC clients
• Last international dinner planned for Sunday
• Mobile mammography unit to visit Pew Campus
• Singleton to retire after 35 years
• Grand Valley students sign final beam for Pew Library
• Art and Design students collaborate for Art.Downtown exhibit
• Student documentary calls attention to bullying
• Student wins scholarship in support of Classics education
• Home energy-saving test offer ends April 30
• Grand Valley hosts Midwest Decision Sciences Conference
• Annual awards event will celebrate campus excellence
• Final beam being raised for Mary Idema Pew Library
• Marketing students win three national awards
• Grand Valley joins Pinterest
• Faculty Staff Campaign thanks volunteers
• Delegation travels to South Korea
• Greek drama scenes to be performed
• Agreement signed among area schools of nursing
• Impact Engine helps entrepreneurs
• Arts Blogger Challenge includes Grand Valley faculty member
• Workshop focuses on communicating with teens
• Louie visits children's center Easter egg hunt
• Grand Valley mourns Mary Barnum
• West Michigan entrepreneur Rick DeVos wraps up Wheelhouse Talks
• Current Business Trends: Still modestly positive
• Students to compete at international engineering competition
• Student named top Writing Center Tutor in region
• President Haas appears in 'Movemedia' promo
• Grand Valley is participating in national transportation research effort
• National award presented to University Libraries
• Student philanthropy fellowship deadline approaching
• AWRI director elected to science board
• Month of Young Child features workshops, art show
• Grand Valley MHSA takes home two awards
• President Haas honored as outstanding alum
• Grand Valley mourns Stuart Padnos
• 'Antona Garcia' schedule change
• Applications for Mawby Fellowships in Philanthropic Studies due April 9
• Visiting artist Todd Chilton to give lecture
• Grand Valley to host casting session for MTV's MADE
• Grand Valley to host public relations student conference
• GVSU expert: Great Lakes offshore wind energy announcement step to reality
• Grand Valley student awarded prestigious Goldwater scholarship
• Grand Valley celebrates Cesar Chavez
• A thank-you message from Facilities Services
• HTM students dress for success
• President Haas: Why you should care about higher ed funding
• Community Outreach Week continues with service, smiles
• Acclaimed photographer will discuss work with transgender youth
• Grand Valley joins Gov. Snyder in Germany
• CLAS Sabbatical Showcase
• Retirement seminar planned
• Spring Gala Concert
• Campus events will honor Cesar Chavez
• Campus Dining hosts Relay for Life fundraiser
• Grand Valley unveils interactive showcase for students
• GVSU grad students show off research
• Event raises awareness about student parents
• Lakers ready for Community Outreach Week
• Global water crisis film preview at Grand Valley
• Grand Valley hosts NATS auditions, garners awards
• Grand Valley group, Snyder visit Germany
• Lubbers Stadium ranks 6th on 'Top 50 Stadiums to See Before You Die' list
• Delegation from India tours campus
• Louie celebrates March is Reading Month
• Literature, politics among topics at tea party
• Author chosen for CRP shares stories of 'Warmth'
• Fifth Annual Business Plan Competition
• Plants, vegetables sprouting for Sustainable Agriculture Project
• 'Welcome Home' 5K will recognize veterans
• Rothwell talks job creation at Seidman lecture
• Michigan History Day brought hundreds to Grand Valley
• Student wins Ms. Wheelchair Michigan title
• MAREC showcases Michigan-made energy technology
• Grand Valley hosts FIRST Robotics Competition
• Mader receives Lifetime Achievement award
• Grant will help GVSU college awareness program
• Grand Valley to perform unique Spanish Golden Age drama
• Grad Education Day at the Capitol
• GVSU expert: GOP battle now a numbers game
• Fundraiser will benefit Project Jamaica
• Haas tells House subcommittee to create predictable partnership
• First home lacrosse game Friday
• GVSU again receives national recognition for community service
• Grand Valley Dance Program on the move
• Author of community book will visit Holland, GVSU
• Women's Center seeks art for office
• GVSU hosts statewide robotics competition
• New warning system will improve campus readiness
• Michigan History Day regional contest to be held at Grand Valley
• Grand Dialogue explores Science and Religion
• Women's Center anniversary series continues
• Latin America Studies sponsors colloquium
• Professors host roundtable on 'Arab World Awakening'
• Boezaart named Michigan green leader
• Women's track and field wins second straight national title
• Annual technology symposium set
• Summer Job Fair set for Thursday
• PIC to host session about faculty Fulbrights
• MAREC event focuses on offshore wind farm life cycles
• Kirkhof College of Nursing to host interfaith event
• GVSU Huntington lecture features Doug Rothwell
• GVSU recognized for storm water management practices
• Civil rights pioneer closes Black History Month events
• Grand Valley grad works the Academy Awards
• Grand Valley seeks Woodrow Wilson Fellows
• Political communication expert to speak at Grand Valley
• Bush speaks to students
• New initiative encourages students to give back
• GVSU report shows impact of housing foreclosures on Michigan
• Documentary highlights Love Your Body Week
• Civil Rights pioneer to give presentation
• Photos: Work continues on stadium improvements
• Final beam raised for Seidman Center
• Grand Valley researcher finds salmon link to contaminated fish
• Winter issue of Grand Valley Magazine arrives soon
• Haas comments on higher education funding
• Recyclemania continues with dumpster dive
• Baseball team shares Cuban memories
• Grand Valley receives grant to perform at international drama festival
• Baseball team will discuss trip to Cuba
• Laker5 winners announced
• President Haas visits Children's Enrichment Center
• High school students showcase sustainable ideas at GVSU event
• Author, journalist details how T. Roosevelt saved football
• GVSU 13th Automotive Suppliers Symposium
• Nobel Laureate in Chemistry to speak at Ott Lecture
• President holds virtual office hours
• Knapp accepted as panelist at international forum
• Injuries not serious in bus/pedestrian accident
• Students win nationally competitive scholarships to study abroad
• Reception will recognize student leaders, organizations
• Haas, Selgo named to national athletic committees
• Max Bush returns to Grand Valley
• A/P subcommittee taking nominations
• Grand Valley, area colleges host career fair
• Film series aims to raise environmental awareness
• Campus departments host 2012 Wellness Retreat
• Barakat joins international engineering committee
• Muslim-American comedian to perform
• MLive president will speak about changes
• Physics expert discusses dark energy
• Nominations sought for Venderbush student award
• Poet to be featured at Writers Series event
• Former first daughter to speak about global health care
• Four incunabula added to Special Collections
• Grand Valley would get bonus under Snyder plan
• Grand Valley hosts statewide housing conference
• Mason earns MCC award
• Students studying in Costa Rica safe after earthquake
• President Haas receives Outstanding Alumni award
• Diversity Brownbag event features college dean
• Grand Valley researchers work on projects to restore lake
• Student loses more than 150 pounds using campus resources
• State higher ed funding tied to performance
• Grand Valley buys property in Detroit for Charter Schools Office
• Grand Valley sets room and board rates for next year
• Board of Trustees approves religious studies major, minor
• New research building for Annis Water Resources Institute approved by board
• International dinner set for Connection
• Home energy-saving test available through April
• Grand Valley mourns death of supporter
• Women's Center hosts sweet fundraiser
• Johnson Center workshop helps small nonprofit fundraisers
• Writers Series features playwright Randy Wyatt
• Workshop helps business leaders grow global sales
• International House seeks household items
• Grand Valley Classics professor to lead local NEH program
• 'Domestic Crusaders' comes to Allendale
• Current Business Trends: Slow but positive
• Know Your Numbers increases incentive
• Venderbush Award nominations due February 17
• Her Story series continues
• Olympic medalist encourages students to 'strive for the best'
• 'That Takes Ovaries!' set for two performances
• Students and families get help filing for financial aid
• Deadline nears for full-time MBA applications
• Photos: Progress continues on L. William Seidman Center
• Grand Valley hosts student leaders from Grand Rapids
• Exploring 'pocketbook politics' in 2012 election
• Nominations sought for Celebrating Women Awards
• GVSU Johnson Center to organize data for team using grant to help kids
• Grant helps Autism Education Center provide support, employment
• Campus community can attend World Affairs Council lectures for free
• Free cholesterol screenings available
• Art Gallery mobile app could reach cultural institutions worldwide
• Four students hospitalized in possible drug incident
• University Libraries receive national excellence award
• Grand Rapids mayor honors Interfaith Understanding advocates
• Health and Wellness creates video on emotional health
• Black History Month features lectures and 'soultry' music
• Rivalry with Ferris moves to Facebook
• GVSU participates in Michigan International Auto Show
• Survey shows liberal education an advantage in a slow economy
• Advisors receive Faculty of Distinction awards
• Child slavery survivor tells story at Grand Valley event
• Grand Valley launches online publication
• State Treasurer Dillon to speak at Grand Valley event
• Community Service Learning Center hosts volunteer, internship fair
• 'I Am Grand Valley' nominees recognized
• Olympic winner, acclaimed sportswriter to visit GVSU
• Campus Recreation hosts fitness, wellness expo
• Conference discusses transitions in later life
• Writers Series continues with faculty readings
• Grand Valley named Newsmaker of the Year
• Author shows students how to 'win money game'
• Ad pro to speak on non-profit branding
• 'Wandering in Wonderland' at the Presidents' Ball
• Grand Valley hosts statewide leadership conference
• Recyclemania kicks off January 22
• Business owners connect with lenders
• Women's Center seeks journal submissions
• Panel discussion focuses on women, ethics and business
• Depression Era Art featured in two exhibitions
• GVSU Opera Theatre presents 'The Light in the Piazza'
• Speaker says justice system similar to Jim Crow laws
• Sierra Club/GVSU Film Series aims to raise environmental awareness
• GVSU celebrates Asian Pacific heritage with wide-ranging events
• International center hosts study abroad fair
• Employment and consumer confidence growing
• Locally produced documentary to air nationally on PBS
• Nobel Peace Prize recipient to speak at SSD
• New Yorker shares Occupy Wall Street stories
• Jeweler and art critic to speak at Grand Valley
• Students perform real-life stories in "That Takes Ovaries!"
• MAREC joins state-funded business accelerator program
• Photos: MLK Commemoration Week begins
• Lunch lectures focus on African diaspora
• Laker5 challenge continues through January 27
• MSU med school dean next Wheelhouse speaker
• Week of activities planned for student leaders
• Kitwana kicks off King commemoration week
• Colliers Annual Economic and Real Estate Forecast
• Partnership provides energy-saving opportunities for faculty, staff
• GVSU charter school earns 'School of Excellence' status
• Seidman College maintains prestigious accreditation
• After New Hampshire, Romney comfortably in lead, GVSU expert says
• National speakers highlight celebration of King's legacy
• Grand Rapids Symphony opens Arts at Noon Series
• Faculty, staff sought for Relay for Life teams
• Wind research buoy will collect data through winter
• Grand Valley releases 2012 Health Care Economic Forecast
• Nominations sought for MCC awards
• Professor pens book about America at 'tipping point'
• Survey results reflect alcohol and drug use on campus
• Grand Valley mourns Patricia B. Johnson
• Grand Valley ranked top 20 in world for sustainable practices
• Circus-themed weekend set for siblings and children
• 2012 Year of Interfaith Understanding receives grant
• Steinman appointed to Nature Conservancy board
• SCDI hosts sustainable lifestyle seminars
• Christmas Eve Carillon Concert
• Pedometer challenge winners announced
• The Rapid extends Route 50
• Faculty-learning community will focus on gender identity, expression
• Stability possible in North Korean power shift, GVSU expert says
• Registration open for MLK Day of Service
• Grand Valley mourns Joseph Stevens
• Christopher Hitchens, Hauenstein Center debater, dies of cancer
• Blankets collected by Sisters United
• Looking for a good book?
• Emergency closing policy detailed
• Grand Valley statement on settlement between Ottawa County, Derek Copp
• Polish students celebrate Christmas in Chicago
• Coat drive warms students
• STAIR graduates give presentations
• Johnson receives honorary doctorate at commencement
• Export seminar for Michigan food companies
• Holiday break schedule set
• Engineering and computing students display projects built for real-world use
• New mobile app tracks grades, account balance
• myGvsu Survey presentation posted online
• Alternative Breaks seeks volunteers for service-learning trips
• International Student Club to host dinner at Connection
• Studio Series production set
• Business trends modestly positive and improving
• Experts share investment knowledge at Seidman conference
• Staff member will lead workshop about coping with grief
• Grand Valley will celebrate new graduates Saturday
• Grand Valley ranked 5th for campus safety
• Lt. Gov. Calley talks job creation at Seidman breakfast
• 'That Takes Ovaries' sneak peek set for Monday
• 'I Am Grand Valley' nominations close December 9
• Engineering school launches new, industry-integrated GA program
• Educators honored at College of Education Convocation
• Dance Ensemble on the move
• United Way final statistics for 2011
• 'Collective Covering' blanket drive
• Presentations sought for Leadership Summit
• GVSU hosts events for World AIDS Day
• Holland to the Netherlands video chat on wind energy
• GVSU, MOCAP partnership brings solar power to income-eligible households
• Grand Valley mourns passing of Fred Meijer
• PIC will celebrate Kingston partnership
• Fall Arts Celebration 2011 will conclude with 'Gloria'
• Free blood pressure screenings available
• Holiday boutique will benefit nonprofit
• Seidman College dean next speaker at Wheelhouse Talks
• First-ever documentary on legendary senator to premier on WGVU
• GVSU camp for grandparents and grandchildren
• Grand Valley signs international declaration on Open Access
• Lt. Gov. Brian Calley gives breakfast lecture
• New Music Ensemble embarked on week-long tour
• Fall issue of Grand Valley Magazine available
• Holiday weight maintenance program begins
• Reports of sexual assaults recanted
• Special performance: 'My Name is Asher Lev'
• Piece of stadium history
• Student recants story from November 6
• Grand Valley police investigate assault
• International organization features staff member
• United Way giving increases
• GVSU installs electric vehicle charging stations
• Take a piece of Lubbers Stadium Thursday
• Hauenstein Center hosts 'JFK through Jackie's Eyes'
• Workshop will feature relationship coach
• Study abroad program ranked top 10 nationally
• Faculty and staff create 'Lasting Legacy'
• GVSU hosts electric car workshop for high school students
• Student group competes for Pepsi Refresh Project grant
• Workshop will address bully prevention
• Grand Valley seeks Woodrow Wilson Fellows
• Science day at Griffins game
• Loth named interim vice president for University Development
• Van Orsdel appointed to Library of Michigan Board
• Coat drive will benefit Muskegon school kids
• 'Change U' registration open
• Grand Valley awarded for energy savings
• Grand Valley Writers Series presents Stephanie Strickland
• Wesorick to discuss transformative patient care
• Haworth president to give Secchia Breakfast Lecture
• Battle of the Valleys benefits Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Final Bard to Go performance
• LGBT Resource Center earns Arcus grant
• CANCELED: Classic Fare Catering event to feature state foods
• Stories sought for campus production
• Grand Valley receives Public University System of the Year award
• Dance, Music students show skills in performance
• Native American culture celebrated
• Sisterly love and rivalry play out in 'Crimes of the Heart'
• Student named first Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar
• Grand Valley student receives UICA award
• Career Services offers minigrants for internships
• Subcommittee needed following climate study results
• Ford brings Focus Electric to Grand Valley
• AWRI offers internship
• Wellness Wednesdays offer meditation space
• Major fair addresses career options
• Fall Arts Celebration brings the Spanish tradition in dance and music
• Hundreds participate in Make a Difference Day
• Enrollment increases for students of color
• NIS receives eight CASE V awards
• Homecoming activities geared for families
• GVSU supports high school students at FIRST Robotics Invitational
• Meijer Holland Campus goes zero-waste
• GVSU to dedicate new student recreation fields
• Casual Wednesday supports breast cancer research
• Meijer Foundation gifts famed 'Portraits of American Poets' to Grand Valley
• National experts to speak at Michigan Sociological Association meeting
• President Haas encourages elementary students to attend college
• GVSU bus changes due to police officer funeral
• Ottawa County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Ottawa County
• Speaker will address racism in today's society
• GVSU students dance to raise funds for local hospital
• Domestic violence victims remembered at event
• ReACT actors raise awareness about dating violence
• GVSU Sustainability Week focuses on zero-impact lifestyle
• Additional flu vaccination clinic set
• Research buoy dedicated for Lake Michigan wind study
• Bernstein presentation will highlight disability awareness
• Students earn scholarships to study abroad
• Leadership reception will recognize students, organizations
• Writers Series features Allison Amend
• Fall Career Fair set for DeVos Place
• Migrations of Islam programs set at Grand Valley
• Vigil for student to be held October 5
• Student dies playing basketball in Campus Rec Center
• PAS students sponsor 5k run/walk
• Current Business Trends: Modest growth, slightly improved
• KCON teams with city parks and recreation
• Women's Center begins anniversary lecture series
• GVSU readies for wind assessment study in Lake Michigan
• Fall photo contest on Facebook
• Grand Valley mourns death of supporter
• Depression screenings held on campus
• Nominate students for "I Am Grand Valley"
• Politicians visit campus
• Fall Arts Celebration brings Contemporary Argentine Art exhibit
• Climate study shows overall satisfaction
• Grand Valley cooperating with investigation of accidental shooting
• Panel will discuss electric vehicles, advanced battery and impact on economy
• President to hold virtual office hours
• ArtPrize event honors artist and WWII Red Arrow vets
• Contemporary and historic issues are focus of Great Lakes History Conference
• President Haas joined students aboard the D.J. Angus
• ADVANCE cohort works toward nursing degree
• Wheelhouse Talks feature state and local leaders
• Climate study summary now online
• LGBT Resource Center hosts series of talks on sex
• Guide to Grand Valley ArtPrize events and artists
• Students collect recyclables at football game
• Students design, build educational toy for children's museum
• Health leaders discuss care for Latinos
• New athletics administrator addresses luncheon crowd
• U.S. Sen. Carl Levin to visit Grand Valley
• Family Weekend to host variety of events
• Grand Valley named Best College Buy for 16 consecutive years
• Justin Amash to speak at Grand Valley
• Red Arrow vets to attend ArtPrize
• Sustainability survey focuses on students
• University Compliance website offers resources
• CSCE opens Allendale office
• Flu shot clinics set
• Ott Lecture features award-winning chemist
• Grand Valley kicks off Shakespeare Festival
• GVSU engineering programs earn reaccreditation
• Soccer under the lights
• Findings of campus climate survey to be discussed
• Communications leader to give lecture
• Grand Valley chef a finalist in baking contest
• Chemistry professor receives $1 million grant for Target Inquiry
• Michael Sandel brings 'Justice' to Grand Valley
• Registration open for interfaith dialogue sessions
• Grand Valley kicks off ArtPrize with events
• Registration opens for pedometer challenge
• Grand Valley ranks tops in Midwest
• Mapworks survey aimed at freshmen
• Panel discussion serves as prelude for Sandel lecture
• 2012 Year of Interfaith Understanding launched
• Student gives research findings at national breast cancer symposium
• Keynote speaker for MLK announced
• Seidman breakfast event on politics and economy
• GVSU Constitution Day event
• Survey results reflect campus social media habits
• Grand Valley State has record enrollment
• 9/11 seminar has students reflecting, documenting
• Elizabeth Murray Garden dedicated
• New programs expand sustainable travel options
• Fall Arts Celebration opens with Vienna operas
• Current Business Trends: Growth rate remains modest
• Farmers Market runs through September
• Campus Life Night to host hundreds of organizations
• Events planned to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
• Parking for football season opener detailed
• Grand Valley opens art exhibitions
• Counseling Center changes policy
• Football team to raise funds for cancer while on the field
• Parking permits feature artwork by alumnus
• Volunteers needed for Day of Caring
• Engineering students create back-to-school tool for special needs students
• Fall Arts Celebration presents six events
• New students hear encouragement at Convocation
• Classes begin Monday, President Haas available for interviews
• Leadership honor society receives national award
• Convocation marks beginning of academic year
• Viewing set for MLK Memorial dedication
• President Haas greets students during move-in week
• Back to School for Allendale - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• 2012 Transplant Games to be held at GVSU
• Congressman Huizenga to visit MAREC Thursday
• Grand Valley State plays role in rapidly growing AES global industry
• Hoophouse is platform for hands-on, sustainable agriculture education
• MAREC incubator tenant launches business expansion
• Faculty Staff Picnic planned
• 'Grand Valley Magazine' summer edition available online
• Campus Recreation hosts RecFest 2011
• Groundswell receives grant, new director
• GVSU TRiO program receives federal grant
• New farming structure to provide yearlong learning, growing
• Competition to award $1 million to businesses, students
• Campus community mourns loss of donor
• GVSU ranked among America's Best Colleges by Forbes
• Current Business Trends: Modest Growth
• Faculty story published in Atlantic Monthly
• Antczak named RSA executive director
• Faculty and staff sketches
• GVSU named a 'Best In The Midwest' college
• Engineering students graduate August 5
• New honor society forms at Grand Valley
• Film screening to benefit scholarship
• Arnold and Kowalski-Braun publish article
• Filming of 'Message Sent' is underway
• Athletics hire Keri Becker as new associate director
• V.P. Wardrop announces retirement
• Faculty and staff sketches
• MAREC appoints battery expert as associate director
• Myers is first alumnus to be named GVSU board chair
• Grand Valley Trustees adopt budget, set tuition
• Alumna meets royal couple
• Changes to GVSU Carillon Concert Series
• AWRI hosts public meeting for Great Lakes Study
• Hauenstein Center featured on iTunes U
• Physical therapy students will show research skills
• Grand Valley mourns Betty Ford
• Unique LipDub launched by retirement community and Grand Valley
• Children's Enrichment Center event supports working families
• Christopher appointed to federal committee
• GVSU master's program is a first for West Michigan
• Current Business Trends: Moderate growth returns
• Grand Valley hosts TEDxGrandRapidsLive
• Alumnus wins Kresge Artist Fellowship
• Faculty and staff sketches
• Health Professions camp offered for area youth
• Veterans receive no-cost business training
• Deadline for quarterly Healthy Choices nears
• ‘Antigone’ event at Schuler celebrates publication
• Special outdoor concerts planned at Grand Valley
• Allendale 4th of July 2011
• Grand Valley unveils Kelly Family Sports Center
• Coy receives national fraternity award
• Students compete in intern olympics
• Laker athletics reveals new web look
• Storm damages Allendale Campus - events will go on today
• WGVU to host concert and car show at Fifth Third Ballpark
• Buy discount tickets for Broadway Grand Rapids show
• Expert panel will discuss clean energy future, job outlook
• Grand Valley wins eighth consecutive Directors' Cup
• Faculty and staff sketches
• Menon named new CLAS associate dean
• Teens to pitch eco-friendly business ideas at entrepreneurship academy
• National grant will help science, engineering students
• International Carillon Concert Series begins
• Safety partnership signed for library construction
• Helicopter rides offered Monday
• Faculty and staff sketches
• GVSU study on offshore wind turbines
• Grand Valley leaders to announce comprehensive campaign numbers
• President Haas leads Farmers Market kick-off walk
• GVSU announces totals for record-setting campaign
• High school students practice sustainable farming
• Middle school girls get glimpse into engineering careers
• Doxey named risk management director
• Governor signs bill sponsored by alumnus
• Woodrow Wilson Fellows arrive on campus
• Current business trends: slow but positive
• New Community Reading Project announced
• Students present at national housing conference
• Campus walk will kick off Farmers Market
• President Haas part of Grand Rapids LipDub
• Count steps for chance to win prizes
• Grand Valley's Veterans History Project featured on iTunes U
• DeVos announces challenge grant for Seidman Campaign
• Students share renewable energy ideas at fair
• Faculty and staff sketches
• Grand Valley grad receives U.S. Department of State scholarship
• Severe weather safety tips
• Ground breaking scheduled for L. William Seidman Center
• Area philanthropists say why Grand Rapids is unique
• Boezaart named Thought Leader in Energy
• Ed Cox discusses Nixon's foreign policy
• MAREC welcomes renewable energy business entrepreneur
• WGVU to host volunteer open house
• Housing and Campus Dining buildings receive LEED certifications
• Students to display renewable energy and technology ideas at MAREC
• Rowers place in North America's largest collegiate competition
• Challenge encourages healthy eating
• 2011 Woodrow Wilson Fellows announced
• Alumna volunteers for relief trip in Japan
• Celebrating Alumni Art on Campus
• Summer camp guides for children with autism
• Jim and Donna Brooks receive philanthropy award
• Farmers Market begins June 8
• DTE Energy awards GVSU incentive for energy conservation efforts
• Mark Murray to speak at Seidman breakfast
• Students take second place at Supply Chain Challenge
• School of Social Work Hooding Ceremony
• Meadows to host NCAA Division II championship
• Grand Valley hosts National Summit on Family Philanthropy
• Construction projects begin at Grand Valley
• GVSU launches website of school/neighborhood data
• Event will raise funds to battle Crohn's and Colitis diseases
• Campus team to focus on sexual assault awareness
• Current Business Trends: Growth Remains Positive
• Nixon's son-in-law shares White House stories
• Group visits Haiti to tour schools
• Grand Valley hosts international conference
• Commencement speakers offer advice to graduates
• GVSU terrorism expert to hold news conference
• Grand Valley reports record number of internships for 2009-10 academic year
• Grand Valley State's regional impact tops $680 million
• News and Information Services wins five WMPRSA awards
• Graduate students honored
• Student in London will write about royal wedding
• Students earn Fulbright scholarships
• Students ease exam stress with water therapy
• Students inducted into honor society
• Two Grand Valley faculty member's films nominated for Emmy Awards
• Students place at national robotics challenge
• Annual AP award winners announced
• Poetry is focus of community event
• Students unite for clean energy
• Center presents pineapple awards
• Math major earns prestigious scholarship
• Nursing professor attends White House conference
• Lt. Gov. Brian Calley returns to campus
• Students moving can donate unwanted items
• Hot export markets discussed during World Trade Week
• Engineering students receive national recognition
• Students, organizations honored at annual awards ceremony
• Educator honored at convocation
• Center for Entrepreneurship director named
• Princeton Review names Grand Valley 'Green College' for second year
• Campus event will raise funds to battle digestive diseases
• Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns to speak Thursday at Grand Valley
• Graduate students honored
• Wind energy costs and benefits are topics at MAREC event
• Grand Rapids students learn about global economy
• Register for fall interfaith dialogue sessions
• Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns to speak at Grand Valley
• Student Food Pantry will benefit from lunch fundraiser
• CANCELED: Sustainable Agriculture Project kicks off with teams of horses
• Grand Valley places high in nationwide recycling contest
• Student Senate announces 2011-12 cabinet
• National speakers will address Grand Valley graduates
• Thousands of hours logged for President's 50-Hour Service Challenge
• Sustainable Agriculture Project kicks off with teams of horses
• Career Services internship awardees
• Six receive study abroad scholarships
• Music celebrates 50th Anniversary with special concert in Grandville
• Spring Dance Concert
• Opening Reception: Bling! Flash! Art! Part II
• Awards ceremony will celebrate student organizations
• Haas visits SUNY Cobleskill
• Human souls topic of Grand Dialogue
• Outstanding students recognized
• Dean Antczak receives Classical Association Award
• Student researchers prepare for SSD
• Grand Valley student called hero after dramatic rescue
• Center announces call for art
• Center celebrates April as Month of Young Child
• President Haas addresses administrative costs
• 'Horizontal Accidents' World Premiere
• Grand Valley student on Price is Right Thursday
• eighth blackbird to give two performances
• Current Business Trends: Growth Stabilizes
• Business trends of China and Mexico
• GVSU co-hosts regional Classical Association
• MAREC partners with Spanish company for further Great Lakes wind energy research
• Rock Against Rape set for Saturday
• Mawby Fellowship applications accepted
• Faculty research shines on center stage
• Grand Valley Writers Series concludes with Dinty Moore
• H.W. Brands returns to West Michigan
• Campus celebrates Cesar Chavez
• Grand Valley offers first online master's degree
• Faculty to share projects at CLAS Sabbatical Showcase
• New dining program offers meatless options, raises sustainable awareness
• Study will evaluate social media habits
• Presentation on Fulbright grants set
• Events planned to honor Cesar Chavez
• Area colleges promote Latin American Film Festival
• Grand Valley creates jobs and bright future for state of Michigan
• Author of Community Reading Project followed curiosity
• Seidman brings experience to Grand Valley lecture and film
• Grand Valley receives silver STAR status for sustainable practices
• GVSU Theatre presents 'Braggart Soldier'
• Last 50th at Noon lecture set
• Two events planned to help veterans
• MAREC receives federal approval, moves forward with offshore wind study
• Chevy Volt charges up at MAREC
• Community Reading Project author to lecture
• Two from Grand Valley will perform at Carnegie Hall
• GVSU students gather in Lansing to advocate for higher education
• GVSU regional engineering conference draws students from across country
• Writing Center students win top honors
• Student entrepreneurs compete for $10,000
• Screening set for award-winning documentary
• Local CEOs talk business ethics
• Varied events mark Women's History Month at GVSU
• OMA to host panel of religious experts
• Science Olympiad celebrates Year of Chemistry 201
• Students studying in Japan safe, one may return home
• Faculty and Staff Campaign ahead of last year's pace
• Schlossberg featured speaker for Secchia Breakfast Lecture
• Reality circus to perform a Grand Valley 50th anniversary event
• Retired leaders offer 'lessons'
• Guest Artist Series: Christopher Creviston, saxophone; Hannah Gruber, piano
• Michigan History Day regional contest at Grand Valley Saturday
• English Department Visiting Scholar: Anne Curzan
• Leaders can learn from ancient Greece
• Series will address diversity, mental health
• Technology fair celebrates 10th year
• Steve Ford accepts Hauenstein Fellowship award for his father
• Writers Series to feature Kelcey Parker
• Iannelli named director of engineering school
• Art Gallery 'Ravines Revisited' opening reception March 17
• Students are finalists for prestigious scholarship
• Graduate students conduct innovative research
• Art in Public: Politics, Economics and a Democratic Culture
• Maranda visits high school students at CHS
• Impact of pornography will be discussed at event
• Theme change effective next academic year
• Arts at Noon Series: Bach cello suites featuring Pablo Mahave-Veglia
• Artist-Faculty Series: Giuseppe Lupis, piano
• Retired leaders will give 'lessons' to student audience
• Ford honored with Hauenstein Fellowship award
• Auto suppliers legal issues conference
• Participation numbers released for climate survey
• Achievements of campus women recognized
• MAREC to showcase Michigan-made renewable energy technology
• Grand Valley offers first AACSB-accredited full-time MBA
• Professors to give last lecture
• Nancy Baum remembered
• President Haas visits lawmakers, addresses budget
• Current Business Trends: Growth Accelerates
• Economic impact of 2010 ArtPrize around $7 million
• Chiaroscuro film series continues
• MAREC partners with entrepreneurs to market solar energy credits
• COW seeks volunteers for 50 projects
• Open faculty meetings scheduled
• Sustainable Agricultural Project hosts fundraiser
• Writers Series Event CANCELED
• CANCELED: Gruenberg Master Class & Concert
• Mark Santillano Dance Concert
• Presidents' Day was theme at Cupcake Wars
• Call for nominations
• Grand Valley to host Irish poet and Michigan writer
• Dove model to address 'real beauty'
• GVSU Opera Theatre, GR Ballet collaboration
• Civil rights era leader to give presentations
• D. J. Angus to begin 25 years of service
• SCDI launches new lunch series
• Paul Hillegonds speech available online
• Faculty to participate in National Engineering Week
• Student with Duchenne's disorder earns diploma early
• Bus ridership hits 2 million mark
• Enjoy night of desserts at Women's Center fundraiser
• Fifth graders compete in pinewood derby at Grand Valley
• Fitness day promotes healthy lifestyles
• Technologies Fund receives $1.4 million
• Deadline for campus survey extended
• Pay it forward campaign begins
• Board of Trustees recognizes Johnson
• Dashboard Report: Grand Valley leads in key indicators
• GVSU approves major change for engineering students
• Grand Valley freezes housing rates on campus
• Campus survey open through Monday
• PBW hosts poetry jam
• Edwards named executive director of Johnson Center
• Hillegonds to speak as Grand Valley 50th Anniversary Lecturer
• 'Vagina Monologues' celebrate 10th year
• Character interpreters mark Reagan's 100th birthday
• Committee proposes changes to General Education program
• WISE receives grant from AAUW
• Deadline extended for Women's Commission awards
• Range of events will highlight Asian Pacific heritage celebration
• Women’s Center sets deadline for journal entries
• Kutsche office awards grant
• CANCELED: GVSU's Girls in Sports Day
• CANCELED: GVSU hosts auto race for fifth graders
• Nominations sought for A/P awards
• Campaign kicks off with '50 reasons for giving'
• Winter 2011 Wellness Retreat scheduled
• Business Trends: Moderate Growth Continues
• Student receives national award for animal advocacy
• Theatre at Grand Valley presents 'Wanda's Visit' & 'Bye, Bye, Margarita'
• GVSU first public university in state to receive environmental certification
• Seguin Beighley named LGBT center director
• Workshop focuses on coping with grief
• Kenneth R. Venderbush Student Leadership Award Nominations
• MAREC grant will expand energy and technology start-ups
• CONSTRAINT: A GVSU Arts Faculty Performance
• Minority Entrepreneurship
• Open Dress Rehearsal: Richard Stoelzel, trumpet and Solee Lee-Clark, organ
• MI-SBTDC grant will help small businesses
• Engineering and computing professors receive fellows
• Campus climate study nears
• Her Story series continues
• Write in journal to reduce stress
• CD Release Party: Czech and Moravian Oboe Music featuring Marlen Vavrikova
• When will Grand Valley reach 2 million bus riders?
• Grand Valley 'checks in' on Foursquare
• President to host virtual office hours
• Visiting Artist Conrad Bakker
• Families get help tapping college cash
• Workshop on chronic conditions set
• Grand Valley mourns death of instructor
• Kennedy, Hooker appointed to Grand Valley Board of Trustees
• Grand Valley sees growth in engineering and computing internships in West Michigan
• Celebration of MLK Week continues Friday
• WGVU to host screening
• GR Symphony to play PAC
• Alumnus publishes second book
• Expo will focus on health, wellness resources
• Conference has tips for optimal aging
• Alten paintings travel to Naples
• GVSU economist: Significant improvement in confidence
• Recyclemania begins January 23
• Dyson highlights MLK celebration
• MLK speaker urges audience to take action
• Dyson to give presentation Wednesday
• MLK Week kicks off with Monday breakfasts
• Grand Valley State's New Year's resolution
• Consumers Energy supports Seidman Center with gift
• Hundreds of K-12 students expected for Super Science Saturday
• Five alumni serving in Lansing
• Students gain experience as climate study committee members
• Know Your Numbers begins
• Scholarship to help students from Haiti announced
• Seminar highlights changes in food legislation
• Presidents' Ball tickets available
• Grand Valley holds screening of 'Bullied'
• Interfaith lecture promotes understanding of diverse religions
• Non-profit fair offers volunteer and internship opportunities
• Grand Valley installs first electric vehicle charging station
• Expanded MLK celebration features two keynote speaker
• Campus Leadership Week recognizes student leaders
• Classics professor selected for teaching excellence award
• MultiMedia III: Alumni Invitational Exhibition
• Grand Valley Alumnus stars in new Travel Channel series
• Women's Center receives U.S. Justice Department grant
• Health care economic forecast is positive
• Free international film series focuses on women
• Current Business Trends: Modest growth returns
• Nominate a student for volunteer work
• 2011 West Michigan Health Care Economic Forecast
• Liberal education survey results touted in journal
• Carillon bells to ring Christmas Eve
• MAREC named a Michigan Energy Demonstration Center
• WGVU celebrates birthday
• Agard retires from Johnson Center
• PAS students' donation aids Oasis of Hope
• Graduate students honored with Dean's Citation Awards
• Holiday break schedule
• Grand Valley teams with Grand Rapids to create sustainable solutions
• Lubbers delivers 'common sense' commencement address
• Brownfield credits will aid Seidman Center
• Professor recognized by Steelcase for research
• Engineering and computing students showcase projects
• Philosophy professor writes for NY Times
• Reception celebrates successful women athletes
• Grand Valley student selected for national advertising award
• Grand Valley celebrates Commencement
• College of Education to hold convocation
• Seidman film wows West Michigan
• Four students receive prestigious Gilman Scholarships
• Grand Valley mourns loss of faculty member
• 'Healthy Choices' program offers incentives
• Women's Commission seeks nominations for awards
• Study abroad photo winners
• Climate study draws on strength of committee members
• Current Business Trends: Slow growth continues
• Grand Valley recognized as top producer of Fulbrights
• Philosophy Research Showcase
• Campus mourns loss of faculty member
• Grand Valley mourns Peter Cook
• Presidents to sign books
• 'A Fall Arts Celebration Holiday Gift'
• IT staff members offer tips to keep kids safe online
• Playoff football game televised live Saturday
• Collecting blankets for the homeless
• Haitian professor to speak on water quality
• Indian restaurant in Standale
• Grand Valley receives ArtPrize painting from Sister Cities Perugia Committee
• President Haas celebrates Thanksgiving with students
• Once homeless, speaker works to break poverty cycle
• Drivers, pedestrians urged to follow safety rules
• The Payroll Office reminds faculty and staff members of end-of-year accounting tips
• GVTV to record free video greetings to military personnel
• GVSU releases experimental mobile app
• United Way giving increases
• Agreement signed with area schools for teaching fellowship program
• Sororities sponsor blanket drive for homeless
• Flu shot clinics held in Allendale and Grand Rapids
• Fall Dance Concert
• Transfer students benefit from GVSU/GRCC agreement
• Campus survey will be administered in February
• Grand Valley MCC partnership
• Take the 50-hour service challenge
• Arts at Noon celebrates American Indians
• Diversity Brownbag session looks at stereotypes
• Michigan Film Festival brings workshops and screenings to Grand Valley
• Grand Valley, Mary Free Bed announce Wounded Warriors project
• MAREC lunch series features Haworth manager
• Next 50th At Noon lecture studies athletics
• Grand Valley to sign agreement for teaching fellowship program
• First West Michigan student receives DAAD ambassador honor
• Grand Valley photography and graphic design work at DeVos Place
• SSD issues call for art
• 'Stories' give voice to those who go unheard
• Service set for Mulder
• Battle of the Valleys to benefit Grand Rapids Public Schools
• Grand Valley helps high school students build electric cars
• Current Business Trends: Not as robust
• GVSU named a sustainable leader
• NPR's John Hockenberry to visit Grand Rapids
• Indian restaurant in Standale
• “I Am Grand Valley” nominations open
• Two events look at portrayal of American Indians
• KCON grant will increase diversity among nursing students
• Open enrollment continues
• Former major leaguer slated to give presentation
• Grand Valley experts available to comment on General Election
• Sustainable champions recognized
• Grand Valley to release campus cookbook
• Arts at Noon Series: Ars Antiqua with violinist Rachel Barton Pine
• Intercultural Festival programs set
• Theater performances will be based on campus interviews
• Discussion ties gender roles to bullying
• Grand Valley provides busing for students on Election Day
• Grand Valley's fourth accountability report shows efficiency increases
• Staff member shares battle against cancer gene
• Michigan poets gathered at Poetry Night
• Deadline nears for applications for 'Change U'
• Craig Benjamin presents Big History
• Hoekstra receives WGVU award
• Grand Valley history on stage in 'Founding'
• WGVU to host wine tasting
• Rosalynn Carter visits West Michigan
• Leadership Institute registration open
• TEDx event ignites conversation
• Fair to answer major questions
• University offers loans, grants for sustainable project
• CRI analyzes juvenile offenses
• 11 new scholarships celebrated at event
• Program through Goodwill provides work experience
• Career Services seeks grant applications
• Allendale 4th of July 2010
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Ottawa County
• Ottawa County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Ottawa County
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