WGVU

Background
WGVU is a PBS station serving West Michigan from Grand Rapids, along with WGVK, which is from Kalamazoo. Meijer partially owns both stations.

1st (known) Logo (1989-2004)
Logo: On a light blue blanket background, the logo for Grand Valley State University, which consists of a combination of the letters "GV" in white and "GRAND VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY", also in white, fades in. The logo then fades out as a large scribble "W" draws in, with "est" rippling in a  script font before fading out. An "M" in the same style then draws in, with "ichigan" also appearing in the same way. This makes it spell out "West Michigan", which slightly zooms out. A tube swings in as "PUBLIC" rotates around the bottom left in an arc, along with "BROADCASTING" in the upper right. The tube then ripples out, revealing a smaller tube against the "WM" scribble, with the numbers "52" and "35" flying and spinning around each other. They rest on the tube in separate corners, flashing at the place where the "5"s meet to make one overlap the other. Below, "WGVU-TV 35 Grand Rapids" and "WGVK-TV 52 Kalamazoo" appear below stacked as the background and logo shine.

Variants:
 * The station ID had the "WM" scribble drawing in first, followed by the tube flipping in and the numbers appearing over it, followed by the text below. The logo and scribble have different designs and the station text is black.
 * On Engage Veterans: The Deadly Fuze, the logo is in B&W.

Technique: The logo of the GVSU fading in and out, the scribbling, the cursive words writing and fading out, the tube moving and rippling, the words and channel numbers moving, "WGVU-TV 35 Grand Rapids" and "WGVK-TV 52 Kalamazoo" fading in, and the blanket background.

Music/Sounds: Starts with silence, followed by a low humming. A timpani then plays before a cymbal crash ends the music.

Music/Sounds Variants: The station ID has an announcer saying "This is WGVU Grand Rapids, Michigan and the satellite station WGVK Kalamazoo, Michigan. WGVU channel 35 and WGVK channel 52, are non-commercial, viewer supported public television stations, serving West Michigan."

Availability: Can be seen on Engage Veterans: The Deadly Fuze. Was also used as a station ID.

2nd Logo (2004-2014, January 6, 2015)
Logo: We see a watery background, then a wide rectangle starts to appear and then a large water ripple is seen in the middle of the screen, which triggers the rectangle to turn black after the ripple and the text "WGVU" in yellow starts to wipe in on the left along with the text "PRODUCTIONS" in  on the right. Then a spark after appears between both the text and disappears and two slanted lines are seen appearing at the spot where the spark was.

Variant: A short variant exists where it cuts to when the water ripple forms. A shorter variant exists where it cuts to when the two slanted lines appear.

Technique: The ripple, the glowing text wiping in, and the spark. Which seem to be a bit nicely done for the 2000s but it became dated around the 2010s.

Music/Sounds: Throughout the entire logo we hear a tone similar to the Windows 98 theme and outdoor sounds along with a whoosh and a ding.

Availability: Can be seen on West Michigan Week, Ask The... and the documentary A Coast Guard Tribute.

3rd Logo (2014-)
Logo: On a white background, it quickly shrinks into a light blue background with white particles flying around. Shards of the current WGVU logo rotate and zoom out, eventually connecting together. The logo consists of "WGVU" in a bold blue font with "PUBLIC MEDIA" above "VU" and "A Service of Grand Valley State University" below it. "PRODUCTIONS" forms under the text as the logo slowly moves back, with a diagonal shine over the entire logo and a light across the bottom part of the text. The logo fades to white.

Technique: The particle background, the logo forming and zooming out, the shining of the logo.

Music/Sounds: A breathy note when the logo zooms out, then a shining sound when the logo shines. Sometimes, the beginning of the program plays instead.

Availability: Seen on GVSSR, Newsmaker, and Kalamazoo Lively Arts.