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Grand Valley State University is making it easier for Detroit high school students to attend GVSU. Last week, GVSU President Thomas J. Haas signed papers in Detroit making the university a full partner in the Detroit Promise.

Grand Valley State University economist Paul Isely is predicting slow steady growth for the greater Grand Rapids economy in 2017. He also expects the next recession to hit West Michigan in two to three years.

TEDx is coming to GVSU. The idea-sharing event will be open to 100 people. Tickets will be sold through an application process. Learn how to apply to attend TEDxGVSU.

Two nationally recognized journalists will discuss race in the United States at an event hosted by Grand Valley State University's Hauenstein Center for Presidential Studies on January 17.

Two nationally known speakers will highlight Grand Valley State University's events honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

Matt Judon was a star defensive end at Grand Valley State University. In 2015, he led the nation with 20 sacks before getting drafted by the Baltimore Ravens in the fifth round. Judon is part of the Madden NFL 17 video game, but some of his attributes seem a little off.

On Tuesday, Grand Valley State University broke ground on a new five-story, 84,000-square-foot expansion of their health campus.

Halloween is a memory maker for kids. The fun of dressing up in costumes, trick or treating, parties, they're all part of the fun of Halloween. But, what about the children in hospitals? What do they do? West Michigan organizations and parents are making sure that a hospital stay or wheelchair doesn’t get in the way this year.

Grand Valley State University's annual Native American Heritage Celebration runs for the next several weeks with discussions, films and more.

Grand Valley State University, Consumers Energy and Allendale Township installed six temporary lighting towers on 48th Avenue over the weekend. They will continue to work together to install permanent street lights by housing near the Allendale Campus.

Grand Valley State University students have created an 18-foot, solar energy-producing module which will be on display during ArtPrize. GVSU students will demonstrate the benefits of solar energy by powering LED lights, playing music and providing a space for anyone to charge their phones.

What a way to kick off ArtPrize 8!