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Grand Valley State University board approves 4.7% tuition increase - Vimarsana News

Grand Valley State University board approves 4.7% tuition increase

The GVSU Board of Trustees approved a hike in tuition for the 2023-24 academic year and room and board rates on Friday, April 27.

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GVSU will move to mask optional, Alert Level 0 - Vimarsana News

GVSU will move to mask optional, Alert Level 0

Level 0 means that face masks will be optional in all campus locations, including classrooms and other academic spaces.

Grand Valley town hall answers questions about return to campus - Vimarsana News

Grand Valley town hall answers questions about return to campus

GVSU leaders answered questions about vaccines, masks and other policies heading into the fall semester.

Grand Valley State transitioning to cashless campus - Vimarsana News

Grand Valley State transitioning to cashless campus

Grand Valley State transitioning to cashless campus WOOD-TV 8 ALLENDALE — Grand Valley State University will begin converting to a cashless campus with plans to complete the process by December.  Greg Sanial, vice president for Finance and Administration, told WOOD-TV 8 more than 80 percent of transactions on campus are already digital. He said a cashless campus will allow the university to streamline campus operations, reduce security risks, speed-up transaction times and mitigate health and safety concerns that come with handling cash. “Campus dining has already transitioned to all d...

Cash won't be king at Grand Valley State University - Vimarsana News

Cash won't be king at Grand Valley State University

Cash won't be king at Grand Valley State University April 25, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail ALLENDALE, Mich. (AP) — Cash is losing its luster at Grand Valley State University. The school in western Michigan is gradually converting to a cashless campus, a process that should be completed by December. For example, instead of dispensing money, ATMs will accept cash in exchange for a credit card, free of charge, WOOD-TV reported. “We wanted to provide a convenient, no-cost solution for those who don’t use banks,” said Greg Sanial, vice president for finance at GVSU. More than 80% of transacti...

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