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Saginaw police interns learn about homicides, armed robberies, 'urban policing'
The Saginaw Police Department internship program provides an urban law enforcement experience for college students pursuing criminal justice degrees, Saginaw Police Department Students from Saginaw Valley State University and Ferris State University are enrolled.
SUNY Trustees approve Duckworth appointment
The SUNY board of trustees approved the appointment of Cory L. Duckworth as the next president of Jamestown Community College.
New environmentally-themed charter school opening in Norton Shores
A new environmentally-themed Montessori charter school is planning to open in Norton Shores this fall, serving pre-kindergartners through sixth-graders.
Holt student honored as adult learner at Ferris State University
Frisbie-Horton, a Criminal Justice major from Holt, was honored for efforts to balance education with personal and community commitments.
SVSU to decide 2013-14 tuition rates, adopt budget
The Board of Control meets at 3:30 p.m. for its June formal session in Wickes Hall, 7400 Bay.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is guest of honor at annual dinner of the Grand Rapids Economic Club.
Eric Donald Pitchford, 63, 0f Farwell, Died June 7, after a courageous battle with cancer at MidMichigan Medical Center in Clare surrounded by his family.
Art students show their stuff at Manifest
For Manifest Gallery's ninth annual Rites of Passage exhibit, which celebrates art students as they transition into their professional careers, there were 415 works submitted by 188 artists representing 91 different college and university art programs in 32 states and three countries.
College bound: Grand Rapids schools, Ferris State, getting rising seniors proficient this summer
Ferris State University and Grand Rapids schools have teamed up to offer incoming seniors a summer program aimed at strengthening their math and reading skills to improve their ACT scores for college.
Ferris State University, Rockford Public Schools collaborate on early college program
The shared commitment to higher-education access set the stage for a new partnership between Ferris State University and Rockford Public Schools.
College costs: Few West Michigan schools adopt federal financial aid reporting recommendations
It was billed as a way to provide greater transparency in college costs, a way for students to compare financial aid packages from numerous schools.
College Tuition Rates Rise; Student Loans Set to Double
Wednesday morning, Western Michigan University board of trustees approved a 3.75% flat rate increase for full-time students for next fall.
The Post-Journal, Jamestown New York
The State University of New York board of trustees has approved the appointment of Cory L. Duckworth as the next president of Jamestown Community College.
Ferris State University instructor appointed to position on national optometry board
A Ferris State University faculty member has been appointed to a second term on the American Optometric Association's Faculty Relations Committee.
Kendall College slashes out-of-state tuition by 29 percent, but few students will realize savings
In an effort to recruit students, Kendall College of Art and Design is discontinuing its practice of charging an out-of-state tuition rate for pupils who live outside Michigan.
Ferris State University student recognized for promoting recycling
A Ferris State University student was recognized by the Michigan Campus Compact for promoting improved waste management, an effort that resulted in recycling containers being placed in some classrooms throughout the Big Rapids school.
Engagement: Walker and McKelvy
Pastor Carl Miller of Restoration Christian Community Church will officiate. The Bride is the daughter of Johnny and Dorothy Walter of Port Huron Michigan.
Engagement: Kriste Ruble & Dale Hollenbaugh
Miss Ruble is the daughter of the late Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ruble of Port Huron, MI.
Danielle Voorhies, who graduated from Grand Haven High School in 2009 and Ferris State University this year, has received a Fulbright Scholarship to teach English for one year in the Asian country.
Van der Merwe says it was time to move on, calls Austin Peay job a that next stepa
He played football here, he earned his bachelor's and master's degrees here, and he's spent the better part of the last 17 years working his way to becoming the go-to guy in the CMU athletics department.