When the unexpected strikes: Students impacted by COVID-19 receive an outpouring of support
Students impacted by COVID-19 receive an outpouring of support as the Davenport community rallies around the Student Emergency Fund The […]
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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 […]
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 […]
Live your best life as a college freshman living on campus
Every year, incoming freshman flood campus on Move-In Day. With their boxes, excitement and maybe a few nerves, they move […]
“It’s the least I can do:” Davenport student 3D prints masks for local hospitals
As a Marine veteran who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, second-year Davenport student Josh McCurry, 36, knows a lot about […]
Decision Day: 5 tips for choosing your college
It’s National Decision Day! Every year on May 1, thousands of high school seniors select which college they want to […]
Adapting different learning preferences to succeed in online classes
We all have a tremendous capacity for learning and we can all learn in multiple ways, if we’re motivated to […]
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Your mental health is affecting your ability to learn and work
When is the last time you checked into your mental health? Many of us understand the importance of managing stress – […]