The guide to buying a proper fitting athletic shoe
By Katie Matteson
Western Herald
You don’t need to be an Olympic athlete to treat yourself like one.
By Katie Matteson
Western Herald
You don’t need to be an Olympic athlete to treat yourself like one.
By A.j. Reed
Western Herald
On Sunday, the U.S. men’s hockey team beat Canada in a thrilling 5-3 upset that was one of the most entertaining hockey games I have seen in a long time.
By Kristen Vermetten
Western Herald
Saturday night is the final home game for the Western Michigan University hockey team’s six seniors.
By Alexandra Harvey
Western Herald
The Western Michigan University men’s tennis team has yet another challenging weekend ahead with four matches scheduled over a three-day period.
By Scott Sierzenga
Western Herald
Don’t let the lake effect snow outside deceive you, its baseball season.
By Colleen Drozan
Western Herald
The Western Michigan University track and field team will head to Mt. Pleasant, Mich., this Thursday to compete in the Mid-American Conference Championships at Central Michigan University.
By Katrina Murphy
Sports Editor
On Monday, Western Michigan University head coach Stu Riddle announced the addition of 10 new student-athletes to the men’s soccer team for the 2010-11 season.
By Carly Kuppe
Western Herald
Think you can save Michigan? You might get $40,000 for your ideas.
By Emilie E. Tole
Western Herald
The University Theatre Department does not disappoint with its rendition of the Shakespeare classic, “As You Like It.”
By Sebastian Fryer
Arts Editor
Beginning today, the Richmond Center for Visual Arts will host senior art student Ryan Crawley’s Bachelor of Fine Arts thesis show, “I Am This City.”
By Katie White
Western Herald
Prince Charming can be found anywhere, in almost any fairy tale. This week, a prince charming in disguise can be found at Western Michigan University’s Miller Auditorium.
By Megan Higdon
Western Herald
Using money wisely is important, especially when it comes to using Western Michigan University’s students’ assessment fee.
By Jason Koole
Western Herald
Yahweh, God, Allah — all names for the same deity, was the topic of the Muslim Student Association’s bi-annual dinner Friday, Jan. 19 at 5:30 p.m. in the Bernhard Center ballroom.
By Elliot Novess
Western Herald
Is searching on Google a religious experience? According to one scholar, there are similarities between how people used religion in the past and how they use the Internet mega-corporation today.
By Fritz Klug
News Editor
The gavel for Western Michigan University’s Board of Trustees was passed to Larry Tolbert at Thursday’s meeting.
By Fritz Klug
News Editor
Western Michigan University is closer to selecting a dean pro tem for the proposed medical school.
By David Alexander
Western Herald
Spring Break is almost here.
With so many options at their disposal, students may have a hard time deciding what to do with their week off.
Megan McDonald
Western Herald
At only 23 years old, Rodger Swan had accomplished many things and touched many people in Michigan and across the globe. The Western Michigan University alumnus passed away suddenly from acute pancreatitis on Tuesday, Jan. 26 in Hanimaki, Japan.
Dear President John Dunn,
We do not understand the logic behind the proposed purchase of the old K‑Mart on Stadium Drive to house our archives. Western is willing to buy and renovate an old retail store, but is not willing to renovate the current housing for the archives, East Hall.
Andrew Ladd
WMU Student
With the prospect of economic expansion ripe around the Kalamazoo community and West Michigan, a medical school could be a very strong next step for university administrators.
By A.j. Reed
Western Herald
At 11 a.m. Friday morning, nearly every major news network broadcasted Tiger Wood’s first public statement in nearly three months since his now infamous SUV accident.
By Colleen Drozan
Western Herald
The Western Michigan University track and field team broke two school records and won its sixth straight meet at the Ball State University Quadrangular on Friday night.
Tim Roach
WMU alumnus, 1970
A dismissed coach is an unpleasant situation for all involved. The school, the administration, the athletic department, the community, but especially the coaching staff and the players all hurt during this occurrence. It also takes a tremendous toll on the families of all of these people.
By Kristen Vermetten
Western Herald
On Friday night, only one day after Western Michigan University announced the termination of head coach Jim Culhane, the WMU hockey team (8-18-5, 4-17-4 Central Collegiate Hockey Association) fell to Ohio State University (12-15-4, 10-11-4 CCHA), 3-1, at Lawson Ice Arena.
By Chris Willis
Western Herald
The Western Michigan University (6-5) women’s tennis team dropped its third straight contest Saturday, 6-1, on the road at the University of Wisconsin.
By Alexandra Harvey
Western Herald
The Western Michigan University men’s tennis team (7-2) was unable to defeat the No. 65 Nebraska (5-2) at the West Hills Athletic Club on Saturday.
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