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The Grand Valley State University Athletics Department hosted its ninth annual Summer Movie Night on July 22, inviting students, local families and alumni to Lubbers Stadium for a free screening of “Zootopia 2” on the stadium’s newly renovated video board.
More than 1,000 people attended the event, with many bringing blankets, pillows and snacks. While “Zootopia 2” was...
This summer, members of Grand Valley State University’s American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) chapter attended NASA’s Micro-g NExT Challenge, a national program hosted at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.
The program took place June 1-3 and allowed students to test their prototype at NASA’s Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory, alongside twelve other univer...
The Grand Valley State University football team will begin another exciting season this fall at Lubbers Stadium. While the Lakers did not make the playoffs in 2025, there is plenty to be excited about entering the 2026 season with new and returning players, coaches and media staff.
Last season, GVSU finished 7-3 overall and 5-2 in Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic C...
As students prepare to return to campus, the newly renovated Panda Express in the Kirkhof Center is set to reopen Monday, Aug. 31.
Updates include new kitchen equipment, a redesigned service area and a new kiosk-based ordering system aimed at improving efficiency, employee safety and the dining experience.
According to Deb Rambadt, marketing director for Laker...
I used to have a lot of negative thoughts about reality television. I believed reality TV was vapid, boring even. It resembled the conflicts of everyday life too closely to be enjoyable for me. I’ve even written about it in the past, ...