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Leading film and digital media professionals from West Michigan are returning home to inspire and support local students.
The Board of Trustees unanimously approved the hire based on the recommendation of the presidential search committee.
These updated facilities are part of the STEM Scholars 2.0 program, continuing the nonprofit’s mission to advance educational equity for historically marginalized communities.
The film, which follows the lives of three Latino high school students in Holland, sheds light on their struggles with identity and belonging as children of Mexican immigrants in a predominantly Dutch community.
U.S. News & World Report has listed a West Michigan university as the best university for undergraduate Teaching.
The natural classroom will serve as an extension of the Wonder Academy's project-based and place-based curriculum, where students will engage in hands-on learning about their immediate environment and community.
The presentation will cover practical ways activists, policymakers, and communities can address the continuing impact of government-enforced segregation.
The awards recognize individuals who go above-and-beyond in a service industry position.
Beautiful Together guides leaders, HR professionals, and individuals seeking practical and empathetic tools to resolve conflicts, build connections, and foster unity in the workplace, community, and at home.
The facility was expanded to meet the growing demand for construction education in West Michigan.
The event will be held in the backyard of Lion Rock Manor, owned by Mark Peters, CEO of Butterball Farms, featuring an evening of wine and food, word games, and networking.
Discover Manufacturing Week allows the region's employers to open their doors to local students, offering facility tours and hosting open houses.
A university has launched its first-ever marching band program under the leadership of seasoned band director Dr. Steve Sudduth.
The community is invited to donate essential medical and school supplies.
Last year's campaign raised $5,450 to increase access to the healthy food all kids need to thrive.
Starting August 15, pasta sauces will be sold at 11 Meijer Supercenter locations in the Grand Rapids area. On September 1, the brand’s three popular salsa varieties – Mild, Medium and Hot – will also hit shelves at 264 Meijer locations in Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and Wisconsin.
The free HEALTH Summer Camp aims to empower young individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to lead healthy lives.
A local food and nutrition, edutainment, and technology company, is working to provide children in Grand Rapids with practical access to locally grown herbs, fruits, and vegetables.
The activity taught students about gardening techniques, environmental stewardship, and the importance of fresh, locally-grown produce.
Participants will learn how to create open and honest environments, identify real issues quickly, and be a masterful communicator.
An interactive healthcare careers expo will inform 7th through 12th-grade students and their families about the array of career opportunities within the sector.
Themed "Casting the Vision," the event was created to champion diversity, foster community spirit, and showcase Asian leadership in various sectors.
Event sponsorship applications are being accepted through February 29.
Amidst rising costs and inflation, 10 area frontline workers were celebrated with Beverly A. Drake Essential Service Awards from West Michigan Works!. Honorees were recognized at The Economic Club of Grand Rapids meeting on February 5 and presented with a $100 gift card.
The award celebrates MCEC’s collaboration in supporting youth through career exploration and work experience.