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Google's antitrust ruling is reshaping the advertising landscape. Discover what this legal decision means for your campaigns and how to prepare for the changes ahead.
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Building lasting customer relationships starts with ethical marketing practices. Learn the foundational principles that foster trust and loyalty with your audience.
Modern consumers demand personalized experiences. Explore how artificial intelligence enables brands to deliver customized marketing at scale.
Deftones' tenth studio album marks a spiritual shift toward introspection, prioritizing atmospheric sound over structure in a meditation-like listening experience.
The English art-rock group's third studio album may have some skeletons in its closet–of past selves, past sounds–but they're joined by something tender and breathing: presence, warmth, and a willingness to stay soft.
While likely alien to today's generation of young music nerds, there was a time when getting a review in Rolling Stone or Creem could make or break a record. Music criticism hasn't died—it's mutated, and we as listeners are mutating with it.
A personal countdown of the year's best albums spanning alternative rock, indie pop, hardcore, and hip-hop, crowned by Tyler, the Creator's introspective masterpiece.
A comprehensive ranking of Taylor Swift's complete discography, evaluating each album's artistic merit and cultural impact across her career.
Kendrick Lamar's 'To Pimp a Butterfly' revolutionized hip-hop with its jazz-infused sound and powerful social commentary, influencing a generation of artists.
Machine Gun Kelly's sixth studio album doubles down on pop-punk while addressing critics head-on, creating a defiant and energetic follow-up to 'Tickets to My Downfall.'
A resurgence of pop-punk sounds and aesthetics has taken over mainstream music, but is this a genuine revival or just nostalgia-driven trend?
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's latest class of nominees represents a broader range of genres and artists, reflecting the evolving definition of rock music.
An examination of how streaming services have transformed the music industry, exploring both benefits and drawbacks for artists and listeners.
The Weeknd's fifth studio album takes listeners on a journey through purgatory with 80s-inspired synth-pop and existential themes.
Michigan's undefeated championship run demonstrates that the sign-stealing controversy had minimal impact, with performance under scrutiny proving their dominance was legitimate.
As sports betting becomes more accessible, it's crucial to understand the risks and resist the pressure to participate in what can become an addictive habit.
Michigan's NIL fund bringing players back for another year raises questions about competitive balance and the evolving landscape of college athletics.
As summer turns to fall, reassess your health goals. Define your "why," map out steps, and focus on small changes that create lasting impact.
48,683 people died by suicide in 2024. Learn the warning signs, how to start life-saving conversations, and where to find help. Call or text 988.
PCOS affects 7-10% of women and is the leading cause of infertility, but it's treatable. Lifestyle changes and the right medications can transform your health.
Telehealth improves access, reduces costs, and delivers quality care—but it's not without challenges. Learn when virtual care works best for you.
33% of women experience hair loss during their lifetime. From hormones to nutrition to stress, learn the causes and how to keep your hair healthy.
Women face diagnostic delays for appendicitis by 12-24 hours compared to men. Learn the symptoms and why self-advocacy can save your life.
Wellness isn't about perfection—it's about direction. Identify what's holding you back and take small, consistent steps toward better health.
Feeling off despite healthy habits? Your internal clock might be out of sync. Discover how to align with your circadian rhythm for better energy and sleep.
Say goodbye to pain and anxiety with the Nella Speculum—a TIME Magazine Invention of the Year that's transforming pelvic exams for women everywhere.
Michigan is pioneering menopause policy with 24 new bills nationwide, town halls across the state, and proposed funding for menopause education in medical schools.
Joint pain doesn't have to sideline you. Learn how strength training, nutrition, and hormone support can help you stay active through midlife and beyond.
Women over 40 face higher injury risks due to hormonal shifts. Learn how to prepare your body with warm-ups, nutrition, and proper recovery.
Cardiovascular disease is the #1 cause of death in men, yet it's largely preventable. Learn the 9 essential health numbers every man should know.
Your gut health impacts everything from digestion to mental health. Learn which foods feed your microbiome and support lifelong wellness.
Grand Valley State University has narrowed down its search for a new police chief to three finalists, marking a significant step in campus safety leadership.
The beloved carillon concert series returns to Grand Valley's Allendale campus, bringing bell tower music back to students and community members.
Grand Valley's theatre department brings animated comedy to life with a creative adaptation of a classic Simpsons episode for the stage.
Grand Valley animation students partner with the Grand Rapids Ballet to create visual elements for an innovative performance blending traditional dance with digital art.
The Art Gallery continues its popular 'On The Wall' series, featuring works that challenge conventional perspectives and engage viewers in meaningful dialogue.
Grand Rapids Poet Laureate visits Grand Valley for an evening of poetry readings, workshops, and celebration of the spoken word.
A former Grand Valley professor releases a new publication, drawing on years of academic research and creative exploration.
The Music, Theatre & Dance department celebrates Black History Month with a powerful student concert showcasing diverse musical traditions and talents.
Grand Valley faculty members facilitate an important conversation about death, dying, and grief in contemporary society.
Student artists explore themes of identity and self-expression through wearable art and adornment in this thought-provoking exhibition.
Music lovers can now check out vinyl records from the Grand Rapids Public Library, celebrating the analog format's enduring appeal.
A look at the process, planning, and people behind Grand Valley's public art installations and how they enhance the campus environment.
Metalworking artists transform personal loss into powerful artistic expressions, creating pieces that resonate with themes of memory and mourning.
A Grand Valley professor uses metalworking as a means of processing grief, creating emotionally resonant pieces for a campus exhibition.
A Grand Valley professor channels pandemic experiences into an ArtPrize entry that reflects on isolation, loss, and resilience.
The Grand Valley dance company takes a new approach for their fall concert, showcasing diverse styles and choreographic voices without a unifying theme.
The New Music Ensemble presents works inspired by Lake Michigan, exploring the relationship between place and sound.
Grand Valley welcomes an acclaimed pianist for an evening of classical and contemporary piano works.
An intensive exploration of Shakespeare's dramatic works brings the Bard's timeless themes to contemporary audiences in under an hour.
An innovative saxophone performance pushes the boundaries of the instrument, exploring extended techniques and contemporary compositions.
The Writers Series continues with readings from accomplished authors, offering insight into the creative writing process.
The annual Octubafest brings together tuba and euphonium players for a celebration of low brass music and community.
The acclaimed Tesla String Quartet returns to Grand Valley for a special anniversary concert celebrating their ongoing partnership.
Award-winning author Deesha Philyaw kicks off the Writers Series with readings from her acclaimed short story collection.
Photographer Jason Reblando documents Chicago's waterways in an exhibition that examines urban infrastructure and environmental change.
Grand Valley and Michigan State comedians compete in a friendly rivalry showcasing the best collegiate comedy talent.
An exhibition celebrating outsider art highlights works that challenge traditional artistic conventions with raw, authentic expression.
The New Music Ensemble returns from a national parks tour and announces an ambitious season of contemporary music performances.
Circle Theatre makes a triumphant return to live performance with a production of the classic musical 'Cabaret,' bringing Weimar-era Berlin to life.
In January 2024, I watched Jon Stewart's triumphant return to The Daily Show and thought: 'Why does this fake news feel more honest than the real stuff?' When comedians ask better questions than traditional press, what does that say about journalism?
Local artists use their platforms to advocate for reproductive rights, creating powerful works that spark conversation and inspire action.