Cory Morse is a Multimedia Photojournalist at MLive. He focuses on themes of education, culture, and the environment, often exploring topics such as arts and crafts, fine art, and climate change. Cory's work has been featured in various publications, including the Skagit Valley Herald, Yuma Sun, and Staten Island Advance/SILive.com.
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Cory Morse's coverage primarily focuses on local events in Grand Rapids, Michigan. His articles cover a range of topics including local eateries, real estate, sports events and recreational activities specific to the area.
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By: Thomas Chavez, Cory Morse
When the Acrisure Amphitheater in downtown Grand Rapids opens, guests will be greeted by an opening theme performed by the Grand Valley Symphony Orchestra. The recorded work is slated to play before every event at the venue.
By: Julianna Schrier, Cory Morse
Over 3,200 members of Grand Valley's Winter Class of 2026 were celebrated during three Commencement ceremonies at Van Andel Arena on May 1 and 2.
By: Cory Morse, Peg West
Jun 2, 2026 Ian Winkelstern, assistant professor of geology, was part of a research team of scholars from six universities studying Lake
By: Brian Vernellis, Cory Morse
Jun 11, 2026 A GVSU survey of West Michigan manufacturers reported a fourth consecutive month of modest growth in May, though signs of a
By: Cory Morse, Sarah Dudinetz
Jun 18, 2026 The GVSU community gathered in Kirkhof Center on the Valley Campus on June 18, for a celebration of Juneteenth, which marks the emancipation of enslaved African Americans.
By: Julianna Schrier, Cory Morse
By: Kendra Stanley-Mills, Cory Morse, Brian Vernellis
Whether in the lab, the library or the community, these students represent a collective that embodies the curiosity, creativity and dedication that drive discovery and innovation.
By: Cory Morse
Aug 3, 2026 At left, the sun rises through a thick haze over the Cook Carillon Tower at the Valley Campus on July 16. West Michigan's sky was blanketed under
By: Cory Morse, Michele Coffill
Aug 5, 2026 Shirley Fleischmann, professor of engineering, stood in a shallow towing tank with a bottle of champagne, ready to christen nearly 70 small wooden sailboats designed by students.
By: Cory Morse, Chris Knape
Some benefit from data center construction, others concerned about impacts of Iran war Aug 10, 2026
