Four successful alumni share insights with new graduates
We asked four recent Davenport grads to share how they got where they are today and what advice they’d give […]
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Davenport’s new provost introduces first-generation student success program
“It starts with bravery.” This is the first response you’ll receive when you ask Dr. Gilda Gely, the new provost […]
Off the gridiron: How to balance academic and athletic success
An interview with Nate Couturier, Panther record-breaker and Academic All-American Couturier is one of just four wide receivers in the […]
What high school students should consider before heading to college
When entering the final stages of your high school career, college may seem like a daunting task. There are a […]
3 big myths that block you from advancing your education and career
There are many misconceptions people have when it comes to going to college and these can consume your mind whether […]
As mental health needs rise, Davenport University increases ease of access and availability to free, confidential counseling for students on all campuses
(Grand Rapids, Mich. – October 5, 2020) – In response to a growing need for mental health services among college […]
5 ways earning your next degree could change your future
There are significant lifelong advantages that come with earning your next degree. One of the biggest? Bachelor’s and master’s degree […]
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Davenport University extends scholarship eligibility for individuals unemployed because of COVID-19
(Grand Rapids, Mich. – September 15, 2020) Davenport University announced today that it is extending eligibility for its Launch Scholarship, created […]
You can get a degree without giving up everything else … and now may be the best time to do it
If life seems more hectic and uncertain to you these days than ever before, you’re not alone. Due to COVID-19, […]
How one student graduated from high school with a college degree
With many Michigan high schools starting the coming academic year online, dual enrollment courses through area colleges and universities are […]