By Ella Ware Air conditions in Grand Rapids on Thursday were unprecedented and dangerous due to wildfires in Canada and ...

By Gabriel Solis “The People vs. The Powerful,” a rally in support of Abdul El-Sayed’s campaign for Senate, rocked the DeVos ...

Coverage of campus police reports has been delayed due to the Grand Rapids Community College Police Department now requiring ...

Editor’s note: Coverage of campus police reports has been delayed due to the Grand Rapids Community College Police Department now requiring The Collegiate to file a Freedom of Information Act request ...

According to the National Weather Service, temperatures this week are expected to reach the 90s, leading Kent County health officials to issue warnings about heat-related illness and urging people to ...

Grand Rapids Red Project Billboard on Fulton St W. Grace Holmes/ The Collegiate. GRCC students or community members who venture into the downtown Grand Rapids or Kent County area might notice small ...

Fireworks overlooking Grand Rapids during the 2025 ArtPrize Opening Celebration [Kole Meschke] Communities across the area are celebrating the Fourth of July with parades, food trucks, family ...

I’ve been out as queer since I was 10 years old, and I just had my first real Pride month at 24. It was long overdue– I’m new to Grand Rapids, and grew up in a tiny town in Texas. I attended school ...

There are many treasures and gems that can be found in the city of Grand Rapids, and local treasure hunters now have a new place to shop with the recent opening of the city’s newest vendor market, the ...

Leviticus movie poster courtesy of Neon. When I walked out of the movie theater after watching “Leviticus,” the main takeaway I had was that homophobia doesn’t make anyone less gay. I also immediately ...

The long-awaited World Cup 2026 has been nothing short of outstanding. Showcasing admirable athletes and stunning gameplay, football fans can’t help but be glued to their screens, anticipating who ...

Declaration of Independence painting by John Trumbell. Growing up the Fourth of July often seemed like just another excuse to fire up the grill, watch Uncle So-and-So drink a beer or two, and observe ...