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5 days ago · October Events: Celebrate Halloween in Grand Rapids. Vanessa Hewitt -October 12, 2024 0. Halloween is right around the corner and every year Grand Rapids and neighboring towns hold events to help locals get in the holiday spirit....
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About the Collegiate. Grand Rapids Community College students first published a student newspaper in the 1920s. In the last twenty years, the GRCC student newspaper, The Collegiate, has won numerous awards, including 11 First Place, General Excellence awards from the Michigan Community College Press Association; four First Place, General Excellence awards from the Michigan Press Association ...
Raiders take down Lake Michigan College 4-1 to win third straight …
Sep 20, 2024 · The score remained at 4-1 as the final whistle blew, giving the Raiders a third straight victory to move the team’s record to 3-3-1 on the season. “The team is starting to perform,” stated head coach Damiekco Smith after the game. “I think once they bought into my style of play and expectations, we started to gel.”.
ArtPrize continues through Sept. 28 - The Collegiate Live
Sep 17, 2024 · The 15th ArtPrize competition will continue through Sept. 28 in various locations in the downtown area, including on Grand Rapids Community College’s campus. Nick Antonakis, the head of the art department at GRCC, says ArtPrize is a great time for students to learn more about the art world. “If they are art students they need to explore as ...
Seven-Week Classes Still Available for Second Summer Semester
June 18, 2021. By Sherry Sokolowski. Over 1,000 seats are still available for classes for Grand Rapids Community College’s second summer semester, although the deadline to enroll is steadily approaching. The semester will begin on June 29, currently classes within the School of Arts and Sciences and Workforce Development available.
ASL interpreters provide an inclusive learning experience for deaf ...
Mar 24, 2023 · According to the most recent study by the Michigan Department of Civil Rights released in 2019, about 7.4% of the state population identify as deaf, deaf-blind, or hard of hearing, so the need for interpreters is very prevalent. Lydia Hansen, a 31-year old ASL interpreter, has been working on and off at GRCC for the past six years.
Vector Marketing, is it too good to be true? - The Collegiate Live
May 4, 2021 · The number high above the minimum wage sounds almost too good to be true. Turns out it is as Vector Marketing finds the biggest loopholes to avoid paying their employees the “hourly wage”. “There were all these loopholes that they would go through to not give us the $17,” Gray said. “And it was not for an hour it was per zoom appointment.
Learn self-defense with the Campus Activities Board
September 18, 2024. By Emily Perez. On Wednesday, Sept. 18 at Grand Rapids Community College there will be a self-defense workshop hosted by the Campus Activities called Students Fight Back. All students are welcome to attend the fight back event where students will have the opportunity to learn about violence prevention and self defense skills ...
GRCC holds Board of Trustees candidate forum - The Collegiate Live
October 7, 2020. By Sabrina Edwards. On Tuesday, Grand Rapids Community College held a forum that was broadcasted on YouTube interviewing three candidates, Brandy Lovelady Mitchell, Brandon Sinclair, and Daniel Williams, to fill two positions on GRCC’s Board of Trustees. The forum was hosted by Student Alliance, the Faculty Association, and ...
A Review of Matthew McConaughey’s Autobiography ‘Greenlights’
Mar 6, 2021 · McConaughey gives full transparency when discussing how he broke out of his “shirtless guy on the beach” role that was the only style of acting Hollywood wanted to pay him for. He tells his stories of wild success while keeping a tone of humility. The title of the book “Greenlights” is the main premise surrounding the autobiography.