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Another Allendale apartment complex approved near Grand Valley State University
A Rochester Hills-based developer won approval from township planners to build half a dozen high-end apartment buildings in what's currently a cornfield on the northwest corner of 48th Avenue and Pierce Street.
Oakridge High principal chosen for Holton superintendent position
The school board has voted to enter contract negotiations with Kennedy, who said he's excited about the opportunity and planning to make a long-term commitment to the Holton community.
Class of 2012: Michelle Ferris of Mattawan almost lost her mind to cancer -- but not her spirit
Editor's note: This is part of a series of profiles of students graduating from Kalamazoo-area high schools this spring.
Federal lawsuits for student loan recovery far less common in West Michigan than elsewhere in state
If you've defaulted on your student loans, you're far less likely to wind up in front of a judge if you live in West Michigan than if you live on the east side of the state.
Grand Valley's 11 GLIAC championships earns the Lakers another President's Trophy
Like so many times in the past, Grand Valley State University has earned the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference President's Trophy.
Longer school days and weeks at WayPoint Academy draw praise
Taiya Thomas asks instructor Mildred Washington a question as she works on her test for the sixth grade science class at Waypoint Academy recently.
Kristen Hansen of Lachine and Alexander Wisniewski of Alpena were married on December 31, 2011 at the Community of Christ Church in Lachine.
Longer school days, class on weekends result in improvements at Waypoint Academy
Waypoint Academy was in a fight for its survival when the charter school decided to extend the length of its school day this year.
What's new aboard Badger? Captain
Passengers traveling on the 410-foot SS Badger during the 2012 sailing season will find a few new additions on the ship, including a new captain.
Postseason roundup: baseball, softball teams collect awards
Midwest Regional, the season may not have ended the way the Grand Valley State University softball team would have hoped, but the team did make waves in the awards category this season.
Federal Student Loan Interest Rates Set to Double July 1
Despite debates, protests and a Senate vote, interest rates on subsidized Stafford student loans are set to double July 1. In addition to doubling rates, students would also lose a six-month grace period, during which the holder does not have to pay interest on the loan and interest does not accumulate.
GV students receive Boren Scholarships
Two Grand Valley State University Students received prestigious scholarships to study a foreign language abroad in the 2012-13 academic year.
After a 58-day trial and months of waiting for ideal weather, a WindSentinel research buoy collecting offshore wind data for Grand Valley State University was placed in Lake Michigan earlier this month.
With the temperature rising alongside the summer sunshine, students at Grand Valley State University have no better place to turn to for some relief from the heat than one of many Lake Michigan beaches.
Campus tours attract future GV students
As students take a less-duty workload during the spring/summer semester and enjoy the beautiful spring weather, Grand Valley State University admissions work around the clock to draw in potential Lakers, especially during its busiest months in late July, August and weeks leading up to the May 1 application deadline.
Will Power camp brings Shakespeare to youths
Grand Valley State University's Shakespeare Festival is sponsoring "Will Power," a summer camp for kids, for the first time this year, with guest teaching artists by Pigeon Creek Shakespeare.
Restore Public Funding of Universities
The key driver of economic development in the world today is human capital. In a "flat" world where production can be shipped almost anywhere, education is the factor that gives one geographic area a long-term advantage over another.
'Meet them where they're at': Muskegon Community...
Ashleigh Powell didn't know quite what to do when she started college and she's paying for it, literally.
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GVSU asks court to dismiss lawsuit over rules that banned guinea pig from student dorm room
Grand Valley State University has filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit by a former student alleging that the university violated federal guidelines when it did not allow her to keep an emotional support animal in her dorm room.
Former GVSU student returning home as company manager for 'The Addams Family' touring musical
Win opening night tickets, backstage tour, and after party passes to 'The Addams Family' musical with Todd Chance's ACRO challenge GRAND RAPIDS, MI - Most people think of how they will leave Grand Rapids when they go on a vacation.
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