GVSU的照片, 2024年2月:黑人历史月庆祝活动, Laker 剪影和音乐、戏剧和舞蹈表演

There's a new Laker Store location opening in downtown Grand Rapids soon.

Joshua Johnson and Darci Stailey hammock together in the Arboretum on an unseasonably warm, 破纪录的2月27日. The two, who met in class at GVSU, were celebrating four months as a couple.

Evan Wrenn and Andrew Wrenn (sons of Sarah and John Wrenn), look on as their grandpa Thomas J. Haas speaks at the podium February 24 during a basketball court naming ceremony in his honor.

大峡谷纪念名誉总统托马斯。J. Haas on February 24 with a ceremony naming the basketball court at the GVSU Fieldhouse Arena in his honor. "I am so grateful for being called here to service with this university with so many fine people along the way, with all our current and past students and all those alumni who are out there changing the world in a better way.哈斯说.

Students compete in a Cybersecurity Capture the Flag event on February 10 in Mackinac Hall.

Students in Yasmin Alemayehu's class at Valley View Elementary laugh during an assignment. Alemayehu is doing her ESL Elementary Internship at Battle Creek Public Schools.

New Music Ensemble member Levi Smith is silhouetted in front of the greenhouses of Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park during "Utopia: A Music and Dance Ambient Experience" February 25.

Students from Grand Valley's New Music Ensemble and the Dance Company greeted visitors to Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park with performances inspired by the sculpture "Utopia" by artist Jaume Plensa. 雕塑在迎宾中心的花园亭子里.

Left: Senior Jared Hogan's favorite part of the play "The Birds" is scene 8, which transitions from everyone singing "Happy Birthday" to people slowly opening up about their trauma. Based on Daphne du Maurier's short story (also the basis for Hitchcock's film), "The Birds" provides a close look at human relationships in the face of a societal collapse. Right: A person makes their way down the stairs of Au Sable Hall on February 5.

During Grand Valley's second National TRIO Day celebration February 22, 参加者参加分组讨论会议, listened to a panel of high school and college students and had a dance party.

Sixteen different Black and Afro-led student organizations took part in GVSU's "Blackout: Black Student Organization Showcase." The event was just one of several events being put on by Grand Valley's 多元文化事务办公室 to celebrate Black History Month.

Students enjoy lunch along Zumberge Pond during an unseasonably warm February 27th with temperatures reaching into the 70s.

Participants at the 'For the Culture Quiz Bowl' share a high-five during the February 27 event in the Kirkhof Center.