The Grand Rapids Community College Communications Department announced the Otter as the college’s new mascot at the opening ...

Grand Rapids Community College Police are continuing to investigate the hacking of a Student Leaders Town Hall meeting that ...

Gretchyn Lauer, winner of the 2D category of ArtPrize, stands in front of her painting, "Outcry". Photo by Jonathan D. Lopez ...

The Grand Rapids Community College Board of Trustees will have a special meeting on Friday, Dec. 19, at 8:30 a.m., where they will review and weigh campus community feedback from the interview visits ...

The Collegiate emailed a set of six questions to the three Grand Rapids Community College presidential finalists. Read on for responses from Jason Rivera, currently Vice Provost for Student Success ...

Is there a limit to the lengths that some go to make a fast buck? Vector Marketing is a company that recruits high school and college-age students to sell Cutco knives to friends and family. On their ...

Art & Bev’s, the casual lunch eatery in the Wisner-Bottrall Applied Technology Center (151 Fountain St NE) at Grand Rapids Community College is coming back this fall with a new name and a new menu.

“Blackout Wednesday” refers to the night before Thanksgiving, a widely recognized occasion when many people, especially college students, return home for break and go out drinking with friends. It has ...

Editor’s note: Responses from both candidates have been shortened for length and clarity. The people of Grand Rapids will be electing a new mayor during the 2024 election as the second term of current ...

Screenshot of the Madison365.com coverage of the four finalists of the MATC presidential search. Grand Rapids Community College President Charles Lepper has been announced as a finalist in the Madison ...

Grand Rapids Community College President Charles Lepper has been placed on paid administrative leave according to an email sent to campus staff by the Board of Trustees Friday night. According to the ...

Picture this: it’s a fall day in 2006. You invite your friends over, pop way too much microwave popcorn and hit play on your box set of “The Office.” Except, it’s not 2006. It’s 2025. And you don’t ...