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Karalynn Davis will attend Central Michigan University with the prestigious Lem Tucker Journalism Scholarship.

As Jonah Elrod finishes up his first year at GRCC, he has nothing but praise for his students and colleagues.

Tara Huskey says that GRCC helped prepare her for future education and a career in significant ways.

GRCC’s 2025 Occupational Therapy Assistant program achieved a 100% pass rate on the national credentialing exam.

Michigan-based company, RJG, will place their latest technology on one of the injection molding machines at GRCC.

Students selected free professional attire for commencement, job interviews, internships and fellowships.

GRCC and Grade to Grad School for Girls celebrate female students from Grand Rapids Public Schools at their end-of-year conference on May 7, 2026.

Clarissa Hernandez-Ceron is pursuing her degree in physical therapy and is a semifinalist for a prestigious transfer scholarship.

After a long and successful career, Brooke DeGraaf returned to the classroom to finish what she started — earning her college degree.

After graduating from the Secchia Institute for Culinary Education at GRCC, Quinn Thomas restarted her academic career, finding new success and turning her culinary dreams into reality.

Students at GRLC work toward their diplomas, earn college credits and gain skills for the next step in life.

Professor Christine Dobberstein received the 2026 Michigan Dental Association Allied Dental Professional Educator Award after 28 years of teaching at GRCC.

Associate professor Sasha Ahmed shares her passion for community, GRCC and paying it forward.

Tyler Watkins' original composition moves the listener through a journey of self-reflection.

Empowering the GRCC community through shared stories and student connections.

GRCC’s 2026 Commencement celebrates student achievement and honors outstanding Graduates of Excellence and distinguished award recipients who exemplify leadership, perseverance and community impact.

Students and community members will be on stage May 8 at St. Cecilia as part of the 2026 Gilmore International Piano Festival.

GRCC’s Math department uses a growth mindset to shift learning from numbers and answers to problem-solving.

The production highlights the gap between art and science and the role of storytelling in our current environmental crisis.

Students in the Quality Science program learn the skills they need for problem-solving on the job.

Staff and students had the opportunity to grow their leadership skills and connect with their cultural identity at the USHLI conference.

With new MiLEAP funding, GRCC is expanding mental health support to better meet students where they are.

This program encourages everyone to learn about civics and activism within GRCC and the Grand Rapids community.

Assistant professor Dr. Emily Pain and their Gender Studies class introduce the life and legacy of activist Pauli Murray through student-created zines and collaborative community events.