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58th District Court records show Jaisten Deonco Thomas, 18, of Grand Rapids, was charged with failure to stop at the scene of an accident causing serious impairment or death in a Friday hit-and-run at Grand Valley State University.
According to the Grand Valley Department of Public Safety (GVPD), the crash occurred at approximately 1:15 a.m. The address is listed as 46...
The victim of a Friday morning hit-and-run at Grand Valley State University has been identified as a GRCC healthcare trainer.
Grand Rapids Community College President Kathryn Rogalski emailed faculty and staff a statement Monday, Oct. 19, identifying and honoring Deborah “Debbie” Smith. Smith was a healthcare trainer in GRCC’s Medical Assistant Program who died while w...
Grand Valley State University’s corpse flower attracted crowds to the Barbara Kindschi Greenhouse for its third bloom since 2022, giving students and community members another opportunity to see the rare plant known for its smell of rotting flesh.
The plant, affectionately nicknamed “Beast” by greenhouse staff, first bloomed in spring 2022, again in summer 2024 and mo...
Since 2009, ArtPrize has been a significant part of Grand Rapids culture. Celebrating art, artists and community, ArtPrize has been a staple event for many Michiganders and a significant number of people that travel in from out of state. With nearly a million visitors each year, it’s no surprise this year had a special guest celebrity presenter in attendance for the closing c...
From Oct. 12 through Oct. 18, Grand Valley State University celebrated Climate Change Week and hosted its eighth annual Climate Change Education Solutions Summit (CCESS). The summit was open to all faculty and students.
This year’s theme was “Ways of Knowing in Climate Change Education,” with a focus on diverse approaches to climate change and including indigenous kno...