Kettering University News

Consulting The Falcon Group in Farmington Hills appointed Amber Slingerland to relationship manager.

The credit freeze hasn't stopped college students from increasing those credit card balances -- even charging tuition -- according to a recent study by Sallie Mae.

Kettering University's research could help make children safer in cars. The university has been working for nearly 18 months to help Dorel Industries design a new car seat to protect children from side-impact collisions.

North American parents looking to protect their children from side-impact collisions will have a new option in August when the world's largest car-seat manufacturer begins to sell its patented new design.

FOXBORO, Mass. and MONTREAL, June 29 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Dorel Juvenile Group, Inc., a division of Dorel Industries , and the nation's largest juvenile products manufacturer, today announced the launch of Air Protect , the most innovative and groundbreaking safety feature ever offered in a car seat.

Johnson/Nelson Steve and Sherry Johnson of Cambridge announce the upcoming marriage of their daughter, Sara Johnson, to Gavin Nelson, son of Lyle Nelson of Ham Lake and Karen Zeglin of Elk River.

Michael Pedigo, of Hartland, professor Henry Kowalski and Kyle Kibbey, of Mason, prepare for the first of a series of explosions on campus.

A new biogas plant could save the cash strapped City of Flint $3.5 million or more within the first seven years of a new contract it inked with Swedish Biogas International, a city official said.

Sparton Corp. named Greg Slome chief financial officer. He is responsible for the overall financial aspects of the company and will play a primary role in coordinating restructuring efforts.

Want a battery that keeps your laptop going for 24 hours? How about a toilet sensor that guarantees the "perfect flush?" Those were just some of the college student ideas that won prizes in Kettering's Innovation Challenge.

Mel Koresh has invested more than $30,000 into Side Track Saw Tables to get his invention and product off the ground.

Supporters of the country's first potential biogas plant say it will bring jobs and attention to Mid-Michigan. Now, a major backer of the plan says construction will begin in August.

Genesys plans to permanently lay-off as many as 60% of its LPN staff July 12th. People check car safety at Kettering University Wednesday, June 10, 2009 at 10:35 PM Engineer students were on hand to help people evaluate and make sense of their cars' safety rating.

Genesys plans to permanently lay-off as many as 60% of its LPN staff July 12th. Weed and Seed Service Center Wednesday, June 10, 2009 at 10:09 PM Flint Blown Glass Exhibit Wednesday, June 10, 2009 at 9:21 PM Fiat closes deal to take bulk of Chrysler Wednesday, June 10, 2009 at 2:28 PM Italy's Fiat is the new owner of most of Chrysler's assets, ...

Wednesday, June 10, 2009 at 10:35 p.m. How safe is your car? How well would it hold up in a crash? Dozens of people in Flint got the answers at Kettering University Wednseday.

FLINT, Michigan -- Flint Expatriates blogger Gordon Young is staying in Flint for a few weeks, and he posted these pictures of some houses in Carriage Town that are all within a two-block radius of each other.

Taking a break on campus the week before graduation, Kettering University senior Willy Joseph talked about plans to pursue a doctorate degree, move to Oregon for a software development engineering job and his upcoming wedding.

Obama speaks at Kettering University in Flint in June 2008. Despite a sour economy, Michigan residents gave President Barack Obama a soaring 71 percent approval rating -- one of the highest in this survey's history for the nation's top office.

Kettering University students want to help you find out how safe your car is. Students will help people evaluate their car's safety rating and how their seatbelts and airbags would work in a crash during an open house Wednesday at Kettering's Crash Safety Center.

Archive for June 7th, 2009 Blotter: June 7, 2009 Elyria police Tuesday, June 2 2:27 p.m. - 100 block Seneca Ave., potted plants stolen from backyard.