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Saginaw Arts and Sciences Academy fosters growth, success

Not all schools are created equal, and that's obvious the moment you step inside the Saginaw Arts and Sciences Academy. From the way the students are taught to the expectations in the curriculum and extra-curricular activities, students at SASA are expected to be a step above and beyond, as Second Wave writer John Q. Horn reports.

Putting a roof over their heads: Bay City company helps bring shelters to Haiti

What if you didn't have a permanent home, but instead lived in a tent? Most anyone would find it unpleasant, unsanitary and unsatisfactory. That's why one Bay City company is doing their best to make sure people in Haiti, where shelter is difficult to come by at times, are getting a chance to move out of their tents and into a permanent structure.

Clean water: Central Michigan University students strive to bring it to India slums

Imagine not having fresh water when you wanted to drink it, or not even knowing that the water you use every day is actually dangerous. That's the situation in many parts of the world, which is something the Central Michigan University Clean Water Initiative wants to see come to an end. That's why they're doing their part in helping be a part of the answer by helping create a solution for those in need in the slums of Ahmedabad, India.

CMU entrepreneur aims to hit big-name store shelves with wild game soup this fall

While Cason Thorsby was earning his bachelor's and master's degrees from Central Michigan University, he had a project simmering on the side -- Dixie Dave's Wild Game Soup. This fall, the 24-year-old Thorsby is looking forward to seeing his product on the shelves at Cabela's, Gander Mountain, and other big-time retailers.

Young entrepreneurs start up, sell company before graduating from Northwood University

Like most college kids, John Burgess and Brett Bollenbacher spent their college years at Northwood University cramming for exams, eating too much pizza, and hanging out with friends. But that's where the similarities end. By the time they graduated, the two Midland natives had already started up and sold a successful company for a profit.

Green revolution growing at Central Michigan University

From composting to alternative energy, Central Michigan University is reducing its carbon footprint and bringing students along on the journey. The university recently won a Going Green Award from Corp! magazine for its sustainability efforts.

New student internship program means business in Mid Michigan

A new internship program is jumpstarting the entrepreneurial spirit in area college students by pairing them with start-up companies in Mid Michigan. The program provides students with real-life experience that traditional classrooms can't provide. The program is a way to infuse companies with talent, energy and assistance at a lower-than-normal cost -- and convince graduates to stay in Michigan.

MidMichigan Innovation Center helps ignite region's economic engine

The MidMichigan Innovation Center helps entrepreneurs turn their ideas into thriving companies. The Midland-based center houses 21 startup companies and 12 virtual tenants. Find out how one of the companies won a top statewide award for emerging companies, and how another company supplied portable buildings to emergency medical services workers in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina.
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