Karen Matson, WMU alumna, exhibits her work at the College of Health and Human Services for the month of August. Her work can be viewed in the CHHS gallery Monday-Friday anytime between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Chris Willis Western Herald When the 2011 Western Michigan University football team scampers out onto the field this season, they’ll be donning a new helmet logo along with their Mid-American Conference Championship aspirations. The new Broncos helmet has brought back the old “W” (famous 80’s helmet logo), now placed behind the traditional stampeding Bronco head. [...]
Ted Yoakum Western Herald For the first time in over 20 years, a member of the academic community is leading the Society for the Advancement of Material and Process Engineering (SAMPE), a professional society dedicated to the advancement of materials and process engineering. The dean of the WMU School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, [...]
Paul VanHevel Western Herald Kalamazoo’s 20th annual Ribfest is a conglomeration of rib enthusiasts, visiting families, local citizens, musicians, and other aficionado’s adhering to the blissful entities of the Ribfest experience. The sweet and savory aromas of slow cooked ribs emerged from Arcadia Park on Friday and will continue to entice surrounding areas well into [...]
Bryan E. Paas Western Herald Entering a three game series with Cleveland on Tuesday the Tigers were riding a wave of success winning 6 of their last 10 and leading the Central Division by four games. That lead has now been cut to just 2 games after a 10-3 loss to the Indians and their [...]
Bethany Bohlen Western Herald Two of Kalamazoo’s most popular weekly events will be ending for the summer in just a few short weeks. Mixer on the Mall has been running on Wednesdays since June 8, showcasing businesses and organizations local to Kalamazoo each week. Concerts in the Park have been available every Sunday this summer, [...]
Bryan E. Paas Western Herald The Tigers have won six of their last ten games while Cleveland has lost six of their last ten games to give the Tigers a four game lead in the Central with a chance for it to be seven game lead, or cut to a one game lead when the [...]
Bryan E. Paas Western Herald With the Tigers recent acquisition of SP Doug Fister and RP David Pauley, the Tigers look to further the gap in the AL Central, and now they can. Casper Wells and Ryan Furbush were given up to acquire the duo from Seattle in what could turn out to be a [...]
Paul VanHevel Western Herald On August 4-6, 2011 vendors from all over the mid-west will congregate in downtown Kalamazoo’s Acadia Park to celebrate the 20th annual Rib Festival. A variety of special events will be held throughout the duration of the festival including The Best Ribs in Kalamazoo Contest, where a panel of judges will [...]
Chris Willis Western Herald On Monday, July 25, Western Michigan University football coaches will participate in a youth clinic put on by the NCAA. The clinic will be hosted by the Mid-American Conference and Ford Field. Youth football players from “Think Detroit PAL” and “Lions Youth Football” were invited to participate in the free clinic. [...]
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