SVSU Police welcome students back for a new year
SVSU Campus Police is welcoming students back by building relationships early, offering safety education, and reminding students that officers are there as a resource when they need help.
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A.H. Nickless Innovation Award launches 14th annual competition with $77,500 in scholarships and grants available
High school students across Bay, Midland, Saginaw and Tuscola counties can now register for the 14th annual A.H. Nickless Innovation Award, competing for a share of up to $77,500 in scholarships and STEM education grants.
Delta’s new President has vision of bringing students back to campus
Dr. Michelle Allmendinger brings an educator's perspective and a student-first approach to her new role as Delta College president. As she settles into the position, she plans to spend her first year listening to the community while working toward a long-term vision of growing enrollment and helping more students complete their degrees.
Teach Me Tuesdays: Building confidence through real world learning
Mrs. Render is helping students gain independence and dignity through hands-on life skills and meaningful connections.
Butterflies in Bloom enters final week at Dow Gardens conservatory
With just days remaining, visitors still have a chance to walk among thousands of butterflies at the Dow Gardens Conservatory before the annual “Butterflies in Bloom” exhibit closes April 19.
Small Town, Big Heart: Freeland Fabricators build more than robots
In the “Bot Cave,” the Freeland Fabricators are building more than a robot. They are building confidence, leadership, friendships and a sense of purpose. While the team has earned international recognition in FIRST Robotics, students say the real impact goes far beyond competition, shaping who they are and how they show up for their community.
Never quit is the message from a Bay Commitment Scholarship alumnus to current students
Since 2008, the Bay Area Community Foundation has offered the Bay Commitment Scholarship to first-generation college students in Bay County pursuing a degree at either Saginaw Valley State University or Delta College.
Affordable, quality childcare benefits families and boosts the local economy
When the United Way of Bay County invests in local childcare centers, it strengthens the safety net supporting working families.
AAUW Used Book Sale: Turning old books into new opportunities.
The AAUW Midland Branch’s spring Used Book Sale returns to Midland Mall April 24–26, with donation barrels available starting March 27. The longtime community fundraiser supports scholarships for local women and girls.
Bay-Arenac ISD event highlights everyday role adults play in early literacy
Parents, educators, and community partners explore how relationships, daily routines, and language-rich interactions help build literacy skills from birth.
