Musical Greeks find home in Kappa Kappa Psi

Courtesy Photo / Kappa Kappa Psi

Musical Greeks find home in Kappa Kappa Psi

3/3/2010

Grand Valley State University is already home to 20 Greek Life chapters, and now it welcomes Kappa Kappa Psi, the newest fraternity. Founded by Kyan Kiogima, Kpsi is a growing coed band fraternity, which only allows full-time band members, such as marching, pep, concert, jazz and university band and symphonic wind ensemble.

Trumpeters aim for national finish

3/3/2010

While most of Grand Valley State University's students will spend spring break relaxing in their hometown or on the beach, a ...

Summer Film Project premieres latest movie by students

3/3/2010

Now in its final stage, Grand Valley State University's 15th Summer Film Project will take "The Darkroom" to Celebration Cine ...

Taddy Porter fights flu and fatigue in GR

3/3/2010

Living Life Out of a Suitcase

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GVSU alum to bring 'Love Letters' to GR

3/3/2010

To some, the greatest joy in life is to return to their alma mater and perform their craft for a new generation of students.

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Artists, auctions, community unite for 'Live' fundraising event

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For the past 10 years, the UICA has celebrated the union of art and community with Live Coverage, an event featuring more tha ...

Slimbuddha, good vibrations

2/28/2010

With top-of-the-line equipment and a stable of promising new acts from rock to hip-hop, Slimbuddha Records is in the driver's ...

The day the laughter died

2/28/2010

I think some of the first laughs I remember growing up came from Adam Sandler and Chris Farley at their peaks, both veterans ...

Trio of arts 'make a statement' in 'Snapshots' show

2/24/2010

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'Walk the Line' a prime example of a musical biopic

2/24/2010

I've said in the past that a film is defined by its use, or lack of, the art of sound.
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Tuesday's CD and DVD releases

2/21/2010

CD
Johnny Cash: "American VI: Ain't No Grave"
Alkaline Trio: "This Addiction"
Sarah Buxton: "Sarah Buxton"
Butch Walker: ...

Don't just look; eat

2/21/2010

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New Music Ensemble director wins national award

2/21/2010

Since its 2006 formation, the New Music Ensemble has not only tickled the ears of Grand Valley State University's campus but ...

A&E in brief

2/21/2010

Poetry Search
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GR to host country's first green opera house

2/21/2010

Opera Grand Rapids, the longest-running professional opera company in Michigan, is now officially the first LEED-certified op ...

Opposites collide in Albee's 'Zoo Story'

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Shutter Island will leave you shuddering

2/17/2010

I knew going into "Shutter Island" it wasn't going to be the typical Martin Scorsese venture. There wasn't going to be any mo ...