College

Grand Rapids community members were invited to meet with the four finalists in the search for Grand rapids' next police chief, the Michigan House passed a bill to dilute a key power of the state attorney general, and more.

A returning summer initiative can help young people become equipped to attend college

We talk to Priscilla Rodriguez, Senior VP, College Readiness Assessments, at College Board.

The Christian university in Grand Rapids will have students building satellites with plans to launch them into space, thanks to a generous gift from a pair of alumni

Earning a college degree on your smartphone is a concept that’s gotten so popular, the West Michigan university is expanding the digital programs its offering

Professor Gerry Cooke joins in to discuss with student Emily Voisinet.

We talk to Cassy Tefft de Munoz about this event at the GRCC Fieldhouse.

Earlier this year, the Michigan College Access Network lost federal funding. Its employees looked for work elsewhere. Since that time, the funding has been reinstated. Now, MCAN is trying to fill those advisor roles

We talk to GVSU's Dr Aaron Yore-Van and Dr. Jacquelynn Doyon-Martin about the program.

The numbers break down into completion rates for every step between two and eight years, depending on the type of school