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It’s 2011 and the Grand Valley State University men’s DII club hockey team has just taken the ice at the SAP Center in San Jose, Cal., home to the National Hockey League’s San Jose Sharks.
The Grand Valley State men and women’s swimming and diving team traveled to Findlay, Ohio on Friday, Jan. 11. Both teams pulled through, building upon an already impressive season with the men winning 171-62, and the women 143-97.
A new law will prevent cannabidiol (CBD) products from being regulated under Michigan's medical marijuana rules. The language of this law defines CBD as a low-THC derivative of hemp, not marijuana, and so medical certifications will not be required to use CBD products.
On Friday, Jan. 11, researchers from Grand Valley State University and Tulane University teamed up with Blue Cross Blue Shield to present healthcare-related trends and costs at the 10th Annual West Michigan Health Care Economic Forecast at the Eberhard Center on GVSU's Pew Grand Rapids Campus.
As students return from winter break with resolutions to join a new club or organization, many flock to Grand Valley State University’s Campus Night Life, which was held in the Kirkhof Center on Friday, Jan. 11. While the event featured many of GVSU’s 400+ organizations, just as the fall semester’s Campus Life Night did, many organizations came into the winter event with different goals.
There are several bars and restaurants near Grand Valley State University’s Allendale campus, but none quite live up to the reputation of Mully’s Bar and Grill. Located in Meadows Crossing Retail Shoppes with a head-on view of the Cook Carillon Tower, Mully’s was essentially GVSU’s "college bar." However, at the beginning of winter break Mully’s Bar and Grill closed its doors for good, with no notice to its employees and the community of students it primarily served.
After previously losing their last three games, the Grand Valley State men’s basketball team returned to the Fieldhouse Arena and snapped their skid this week, picking up a win against on Thursday, Jan. 10 against Saginaw Valley State 85-78 before beating Northwood two days later 73-60.
The No. 9 ranked Grand Valley State women’s basketball team picked up their 12th and 13th straight wins by beating the Saginaw Valley State Cardinals 64-46 on Thursday, Jan. 10 and the Northwood Timberwolves 67-51 on Saturday, Jan. 12. Both games began at 6 p.m. at GVSU’s Fieldhouse Arena, and both games extended the team’s streak of double digit wins, now at 12 consecutive as their record stands at 15-1 (8-0 GLIAC.)
Alex Scott has been nothing short of dominant in his golf career at Grand Valley State; so dominant that he has already become the most accomplished golfer in the school's history. Scott recently added yet another accomplishment to his resume with an impressive performance at the 2018 Patriot All American Tournament in Litchfield Park, Ariz., finishing tied for second after shooting a 208 (-2) for the entire weekend.
Sexual assault awareness has always been a big theme in campus culture, particularly in recent years. From the #MeToo movement to Time’s Up, widespread exposure of sex crimes has shown that millions of people every day are subjected to sexual assault. Though the conversation has opened up and more people than ever are speaking up about their experiences, not everyone knows exactly how to move forward after they've been assaulted, or how they should help someone else in that situation. A peer education program at Grand Valley State University aims to give students the tools they need to keep themselves and others safe in sexually violent situations.
Entering the professional world right after college can be a scary thing. With a lack of professional experience, students can feel ill-prepared for the real world. This insecurity is exactly why Billy Lanford will be sharing some of his insight and experience with Grand Valley State University.
On Wednesday, Jan. 16, college campuses across the nation will rally together to serve their community in honor of the legacy of civil rights activist Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
In response to recent proposals from the Department of Education to make changes to Title IX, a student protest is currently scheduled to take place near Grand Valley State University’s Cook Carillon Tower on Wednesday, Jan. 16 at 4:30 p.m.
Grand Valley State University prides itself on being a green university, and for 13 years since its implementation, the Office for Sustainability Practices has worked hard to maintain GVSU’s sustainable name among Michigan’s top universities.
As the United States government enters its fourth week being shut down, students may be wondering: is Grand Valley State University being affected directly? Several political science professors say that it is possible.
On Thursday, Jan. 10, the Hauenstein Center presented Pulitzer Prize winning author, presidential historian, contributing editor of TIME magazine and writer for the New York Times Book Review, Jon Meacham.
Grand Valley State University’s Faculty Brass Quintet comprised of Alex Wilson, Richard Britsch, Mark Williams, Paul Carlson and visiting professor Paul Hardaker intends to “inspire, relax and artistically recharge the audience” during their Arts at Noon performance on Feb. 27.
It takes serious talent to be a two-sport athlete in college. While many people play multiple sports in high school, they’re usually only good enough to advance and play at a high level in one during their college years.
Grand Valley State University’s Opera Theatre is encouraging students to grow with their upcoming production of Wonderful Town, which will debut in February. The musical tells the story of two sisters from Ohio that move to New York City seeking success and their detours along the way. The show boasts 25 student actors, a 14-person production crew and 20 student musicians in the pit orchestra.
It’s finally January and the ever-so-eventful year of 2018 has come to a close. This is generally the time of year where most people in our nation focus on self-improvement and making big changes. Some people want to lose 30 pounds, some people want to finish their degree and some want to save up for a new car or take a long vacation.
