Meghan Chandler Editor-in-Chief A suspect in two reported assaults early Saturday morning on Western Michigan University’s campus is now in custody. At 7:15 a.m. Public Safety officials were in...
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Meghan Chandler Editor-in-Chief The 411 Club and Metro Diner & Nightclub is hosting a Family Bike Fest on May 18 in their parking lot. The event is being held in conjunction with the 411 Club, Wat...
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Megan Wenzl News Reporter Western Michigan University’s fashion program is rated no. 58 of 75 top fashion schools in the United States by Fashion-Schools.org. According to Fashionschools.org, th...
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Meghan Chandler Editor-in-Chief The paint on the walls may be peeling and the stairs may be narrow, but the hidden spaces of downtown Kalamazoo are being opened up for tours in June. On June 15-16, th...
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Christina Cantero News Reporter Western Michigan University might become one of few universities across the nation with a student Bill of Rights, a set of various academic and civil rights that shou...
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Craig Manning A&E Editor Miller Auditorium announced both its 2012-13 Michigan Mailers Spotlight Series and its smaller Broadway Plus Series shows this morning, completing the line-up for the upc...
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John Campbell A&E Reporter The year 2013 is a big one for Western Michigan University’s School of Music. Sophomore Aaron Bomer playing on a Steinway & Sons piano in a practice room in Dalt...
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Christina Cantero News Reporter Recent social media posts have focused on the side effects of Molly, an MDMA (3,4-methylenedioxy-methamphetamine) drug similar to ecstasy that has become increasingly ...
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Ambrosia Neldon News Editor 118 Bigelow Hall was the first address that I didn’t share with my parents. Six students have opted to live in Bigelow Hall for the past four years. Left to right: Jodi...
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Kenny Wenzel Sports Reporter Now that the college hockey season is over, and we know who the national victors are (Yale), it is now time to look ahead to the future and next season rather than dwell ...
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Katie King News Reporter The Western Michigan University Board of Trustees officially approved the student media fee Thursday morning. The $5 per semester increase will be added to student’s Assess...
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Megan Wenzl News Reporter Two men are suspected of detonating two bombs that killed three people and wounded 176 near the finish line of the Boston Marathon, according to a news update by USA Today....
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Megan Wenzl News Reporter According to the National Weather Service, there will be thunderstorms this afternoon with a 90% chance of precipitation. Thunderstorms will last until 2 a.m. The temperatur...
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Ambrosia Neldon News Editor Following an investigation, WMU Campus Police have found that the robbery reported on the morning of April 12 did not actually occur. File photo The patron who reported the...
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Katie King News Reporter Because of the explosions during the Boston Marathon Monday afternoon that shook most of America, many runners were not able to finish the race. Tuesday, several Kalamazoo ru...
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Katie King News Reporter Instead of being bossed around this summer, one Western Michigan University student will be his making all of the decisions for his own painting company. Jake Debs, sophomore...
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Scott Preston News Reporter Iran’s only Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Shirin Ebadi, spoke to a full house in the Bernhard Center’s East Ballroom Friday. Peace Laureate Shirin Ebadi speaks at Frid...
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Ambrosia Neldon News Editor According to an email from President John Dunn, the university has decided to postpone the building of the new Valley dining hall after the final assessment of the location...
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Ambrosia Neldon News Editor The registration list for the Boston Marathon confirms that 19 runners from Kalamazoo ran in the Boston Marathon where at least two bombs exploded today. According to their...
Read More →Ambrosia Neldon News Editor Update: Nineteen Kalamazoo natives ran in the Boston Marathon. Vice President Biden has confirmed that the explosions were intentionally detinated bombs. Two spectators h...
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Christina Cantero News Reporter One WMU student is now filing several complaints against the university for allegedly overstepping their power and sharing medical information to university officials w...
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Christina Cantero News Reporter The annual spring fashion show presented by Merchandising Opportunities and Design Association (MODA) showcased 19 different designers, in addition to several avant-gar...
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Katie King News Reporter People have always been fairly forthcoming on social media sites, but WMU has recently jumped on a new social media trend that encourages students to share their secrets. The...
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Christina Cantero News Reporter When the university determines whether or not a student can be granted to drop a course after the student initiated withdrawal deadline, students feel that drop evalua...
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Ambrosia Neldon News Editor At approximately 12:15 a.m. Friday morning, two black males robbed a WMU student in the pedestrian tunnel near Faunce Hall. File photo According to Campus Safety’s p...
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John Campbell A&E Reporter The 2012-2013 season at The University Theatre is closing up shop this and next weekend with Cole Porter’s Tony Award-winning classic “Kiss Me, Kate.” “Kiss ...
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Aaron LaRoy News Reporter Western Michigan University President John Dunn and his colleagues are currently looking for an architectural firm to take charge of the renovation of East Hall, according t...
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Kenny Wenzel Sports Reporter Looking for something to do Friday, April 12 at 9 p.m.? The Western Michigan football team is hosting their first spring practice under the lights at Waldo Stadium. Cour...
Read More →Katie King News Reporter Graphic pictures of fetuses were posted around the flagpoles on WMU’s campus earlier this week, and earlier this semester, police were called to the location when radical C...
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Kenny Wenzel Sports Reporter Over the past several weeks, two former Western Michigan Bronco hockey players, Matt Tennyson and Danny DeKeyser, both donned their first NHL sweaters jump starting what h...
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