By Krystin Nichols Western Herald A “cease and desist” order against Western Michigan University’s Sigma Pi has been put into effect by the university after an 18-year-old woman fell from a balcony during a party at the fraternity’s house. The woman, from Portland, Mich., was found around 12:50 a.m. by police who were contacted for a noise violation at [...]
Sigma Pi under investigation after a girl is found in critical condition
The changing face of WMU
Greek Life an option for incoming students
Survival 101: A beginners guide to Kalamazoo, Western Michigan University
KVA Classic wraps up at Waldo Stadium
Ribbon cutting ceremony welcomes new roundabouts to Kalamazoo
WMU to honor Sopjes on Friday for 35 years of service
Slocum to be honored for 45 years of service
Schellenberg to be honored for 21 years of service
Student experiment brings Kalamazoo Fire Department to campus
Music, discussion of clean water at 2010 Water Festival
Students, public face restrictions getting involved with oil spill cleanup
Sindecuse Health Manager is online, available to students
Police release sketch of suspect in attack
WMU’s polling location saw low turnout for primary elections
WMU campus still on alert following Saturday attack
WMU reveals name for campus apartments
Lowrie lecture series becomes literature fund
WMU student attacked early this morning
Bernhard Center director candidate shares his visions with WMU
By Elliot Novess
Western Herald
Researching and renovating the culture of a student center is central to in Edmud Mirecki’s visions of what a student center could be.
Mirecki is one of three candidates who are running to be the next director of the Bernhard Center. He addressed the Western Michigan University community Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the South Ballroom of the BHC. He has his own vision that a student center, besides that, is the living room of a campus.
WMU Sculpture Tour brings a beached whale to campus
First of three candidates for Bernhard Center director speaks to students
By Elliot Novess
Western Herald
Candidate for the new Bernhard Center director, Julia Wingard, has respect for what student’s wants and needs are as the Bernhard Center transitions into a new era.
Wingard engaged the student body during her speech on Monday, July 26, in the South Ballroom of the Bernhard Center. She knows that researching the changes students want to see to in the Bernhard Center will create the ideal student center.
Panel of experts discuss energy policy at Fetzer Center
By Ben Coleman
Western Herald
A panel of experts on energy policy met Monday at Western Michigan University’s Fetzer Center to engage a group of junior and senior high school students from throughout the state. Students listened to the panel and asked questions about the changing nature of energy policy.
Kalamazoo community asked to post on BroncoJobs
Firehouse to re-open in August
By Matt Sutor
Western Herald
A chemical fire broke out at The Firehouse Bar and Grill last summer due to the intense heat in the kitchen igniting a newly refinished floor.
“No one was hurt but there was extensive damage to the interior of the building,” said Lt. Stacey Randolph of the Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety.
