While many people know feminine hygiene products are as much a necessity as toothpaste or shampoo, not all people have access to them. As a result, the Grand Valley State University organization Professional Organization for Women Entering Reality (POWER) has started working with the Be a Rose foundation by hosting a donation drive for feminine hygiene products.
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In a quest for brotherhood and community, 11 Grand Valley State University students set out on a mission this fall to form the first official Jewish fraternity on campus known as Alpha Epsilon Pi.
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In an effort to affirm the varying gender identities of students, the Grand Valley State University Milton E. Ford LGBT Resource Center held its annual event ‘Wear the Rainbow: a Trans and Genderqueer Clothing Swap.’
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For 15 years students at Grand Valley State University have been working together to spread education and awareness about sexual assault on campus through the student-run organization Eyes Wide Open. The advocacy group will celebrate its 15th birthday Thursday, Nov. 10 with a poetry slam focused on giving a voice to people facing oppression.
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With only two days left in the competition, Grand Valley State University has spent the past week battling Saginaw Valley State University to take back the title in the 14th annual Battle of the Valleys charity competition.
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This summer’s release of the Pokémon Go app has led to a new influx of Pokémon fans at Grand Valley State University, who can be seen virtually anywhere with a phone in hand. Welcoming new fans, the GVSU Pokémon club offers weekly meetings for lovers of the franchise.
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Nearly 40 percent of men and women will be diagnosed with cancer at some point during their lifetimes, according to the National Cancer Institute. Thousands of people face this often unpredictable disease, but a student-run group at Grand Valley State University is working to spread knowledge on hereditary cancers.
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In celebration of the spooky season, the Grand Valley State University swing dance club is hosting the "Spooky Swing: A Dance to Die For” as part of its yearly Halloween dance celebration.
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While the new “Madea” and “Jack Reacher” films might have dominated the box office last weekend, Wealthy Theatre in downtown Grand Rapids transformed for a film festival celebrating titles with a different focus like “Baby X” and “GIRL."
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