Education

Change is in the air at MSU as President Guskiewicz makes a surprising move to Clemson. What does this mean for the university's future?

Picture this: a 21-year-old making history as the first female welder to represent the U.S. at a global competition. Talk about breaking the mold!

As the school bells ring to mark summer's approach, some districts are racing against the clock, while others face snow's stubborn aftermath.

Change is in the air at NMU, and it's not just about the weather. The saunas are closing, sparking some serious talks about safety and amenities.

Mark your calendars for May 1st! A beloved program is back, encouraging kids to swap screen time for story time with some tasty rewards.

Don't miss the chance to share the joy of reading at DeVos, where every book donated helps local kids find their next favorite story.

GVSU Spring Concert 2026 brings BigXthaPlug to the Fieldhouse April 10. Student tickets are on sale now with public sales opening March 7.

Grand Valley State University is offering a free online AI literacy course open to the public, teaching how AI works and how to spot misinformation.

Michigan has passed a new law banning most student cell phone use during classroom instruction starting in the 2026 to 2027 school year.

Imagine teaching for over six decades — that's just a glimpse into the life of one remarkable local educator making headlines.

A Cedar Springs school is using phone-locking bags to curb cell phone use, cutting violations dramatically. But parents question whether it teaches real responsibility.

According to a new study, Michigan parents are struggling as childcare costs soar far beyond what most families earn.