GRCC earned three top communications awards for its annual report, social media and design work

April 17, 2024, GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - In March, the Grand Rapids Community College Marketing and Communications team earned three Paragon awards from the National Council for Marketing and Public Relations. GRCC competed with 210 community and technical colleges from the United States and Canada. 

Lyon & Fountain Streets to Allow Two-Way Traffic Temporarily

Due to the ongoing Division Avenue construction project, the City of Grand Rapids will convert both Lyon and Fountain Streets into two-way traffic between Division and Ransom beginning Monday, April 29.This will have a big impact on vehicle and pedestrian traffic. Please be extra attentive and aware as you travel to and from campus as others may not know about the traffic shift.

GRCC students to present at MWest Challenge business venture competition

April 15, 2024 Grand Rapids, Mich. - Ten Grand Rapids Community College students will compete in this year’s MWest Challenge venture competition with the opportunity to win up to $3,000 for the best new business idea. 

What Happens When Gastronomy Meets Astronomy?

April 12, 2024, GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - Have you ever thought about how astronauts eat? Not just how they consume food in a zero gravity environment, but what is in their meals? 

GRCC Announces 2024 Commencement Awards

April 10, 2024, GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – Grand Rapids Community College is pleased to announce an impressive slate of award winners who will be honored at the April 25, 2024, commencement ceremony. These new awards honor the diversity, commitment and talent of graduates, faculty, and community supporters.Graduate of Excellence Awards

GRCC students to present geography research at Honolulu conference

April 8, 2024 GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — When Anika Ojeda-Cea (pictured left) and Sandra Johnson (pictured right) took their first geography class at Grand Rapids Community College, they never imagined it would change the direction of their lives.Yet today both students are not only planning to pursue advanced degrees and careers related to geography, they’re also flying to Honolulu this month to present their own academic study at the American Association of Geographers’ annual meeting.