Davenport University Reinvests in Warren, downtown Detroit Campuses
Changes include upgraded computer labs, collaboration spaces, and additional classrooms Davenport University’s Warren and Detroit campuses, two of Davenport’s eight […]
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Macomb County executive touts continuing education as a way to propel career Macomb County chief deputy executive and Davenport University […]
Reflecting on lessons learned in Davenport’s classroom 80 years ago
A foundation for life When 102-year-old Mildred Laham was asked what her secret to living a long and happy life […]
Celebrating nurses: Q&A with Davenport nursing alumni
National Nurses Week (May 6-12) honors and celebrates our nursing community who work tirelessly to save lives every day. Meet […]
Davenport University and GRPS sign agreement to offer new innovative scholarship program to address teacher shortage
Davenport University and Grand Rapids Public Schools just signed an agreement that will create 75 new scholarships toward urban STEM […]
Apr 27, 2022
Academics, Careers, Going to College, Professional Development,
Advancing Your Career, Business
How a working professional in Detroit returned to school to earn her MBA
I wish I would have done it sooner Going back to school over the age of 40 did not sound […]
A team united: Men’s soccer program grabs the attention of international students
When Daire O’Riordan decided to attend Davenport, his friends and family were surprised to learn he had selected a university […]
Why I Give… as a first-generation graduate
The Davenport University Foundation strives to provide scholarship support to every student in need. Last year, 39% of students received […]
Davenport University Renews Traditional In-Person Graduation Ceremony at Van Andel Arena
Event to feature Sara Armbruster, President & CEO of Steelcase Davenport University is reinstating its long-held commencement ceremony this year […]
Charting a new path: Helping first-generation students reach their academic and personal goals
For Aniesha Loupe, choosing to attend college was intimidating. It took courage. As a first-generation student — a term for […]