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For adult learners with work and life commitments, getting a degree or certificate advancing their careers can be a challenge. Grand Valley State University is unveiling a new statewide, hybrid delivery model meeting them where they live.
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The Ready by Five millage is scheduled to expire this year. Thursday, after requests for a millage increase, county commissioners voted to put it on the ballot at the current property tax rate.
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Under Whitmer's proposal, eligible students must have lived in Michigan for the year prior to enrollment, must have a high school diploma and must not have previously completed a college degree.
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Grand Rapids African American Museum & Archives makes it a point each year to discover and display a unique perspective of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s life.
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At Rockford High School, students are competing with A-I intelligence predicting the likelihood district leaders will call for a Snow Day.
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A budget panel will meet Friday determining revenue projections for the state. It’s the first of three key events to help set Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s agenda for 2024.
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Tucker was in the third year of a $95 million, 10-year contract.
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Michigan State University students are criticizing the school’s decision to hold classes in one of the buildings targeted in a mass shooting last year.
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When she’s not in school or studying, you may find Rubi Esquival-Estaban in the kitchen trying out a new recipe or baking a favorite treat for her family. The Grand Rapids UPrep senior is gathering all the ingredients to make her dream of opening her own bakery one day a reality
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Senior Mary Jo Buechler is participating in the GV Laker Accelerated Talent Link program. She tells us how students are benefiting from the program
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Michigan chose to suspend Harbaugh for the first three games of the 2023 season.
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A select number of GVSU students are in the middle of The Laker Accelerated Talent Link launched at the start of this year. The initial cohort has been meeting - and now, officials say, they’re preparing for the next wave of students and program expansion