Education

Coverage of schools from kindergarten through higher education, including trade and online classes.

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Green Spirit’s goal to demonstrate how we can protect water (and have fun, too)

Find out what you can do to preserve the Great Lakes at Green Spirit and enjoy the entertainment and fun, too.

Latest in Education
Activate: Midwest gives audiences first peek at brand new plays

Because new plays are integral to the future of American theater there is Active: Midwest. The Western Michigan University Departments of theater and English will host the event June 16, 17 and 18.

New general manager to join WMUK in July

Western Michigan University’s public radio station, WMUK, is getting a new general manager.   

Online alternatives expand options for home-based learners

Many families are turning to tuition-free, virtual courses to offer blended learning environments, allowing home-based students to learn at their own pace, and provide access to a wide range of subjects and experiences. Meanwhile, public schools are also figuring out how to welcome home school families into the school community and give them a choice in how to best meet their child’s unique needs.   

Greenleaf Trust Trading Room at WMU
Summer camp to teach kids how business works

There's a better way for kids to learn about the business world than opening their own lemonade stand.   

Nonprofit roundup: A run, a party, and funds for scholars

A half-marathon and 5K planned in Battle Creek. Brewers start a fund for beer scholars. It's almost tie for Eat Drink Give.

Franchising and the American Dream class set for early February

For those who have been thinking of opening a franchise or buying one but are concerned that they need more information, the Michigan Small Business Development Center will be hosting a class on franchising.   

First public input session on BTR park expansion set for Dec. 17

The Colony Farm Orchard property is located within the boundaries of Oshtemo Township and will be developed as a partnership between the township and the university. 

Gloria Steinem packs Miller, sends crowd home inspired

Gloria Steinem's Kalamazoo visit brings back local memories and a reminder that her leadership in the feminist movement is still as relevant as ever.

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International team seeks alternative for solar cell semiconductors

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