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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Meghan Chandler Newsletter Editor John-Mark Cuarto and Molly Cahill have been named president and vice president of WSA for the 2013-2014 academic year. The election was disputed but the election was...
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Tyler Wilson Staff Reporter This summer, Kalamazoo will host many festivals that attract thousands to the Arcadia Creek Festival Site located in downtown Kalamazoo. One of these festivals will be sixt...
Read More →Christina Cantero News Reporter Several on-campus jobs are available to students who are looking to work this summer or next fall, according to BroncoJobs. Residence Life is seeking a student receptio...
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Megan Wenzl News Reporter The Western Herald is full of life in the journalism industry’s continuing theme of change. Change is constant, and the job of a journalist changes every day. Journalists t...
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Katie King News Reporter Next fall, Buster’s Bookstore will look a bit different, but students and staff may be impressed with the new features offered by the new partnership. Western Michigan Unive...
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Aaron LaRoy News Reporter Much of life is spent preparing for the future. People eat food every day to prepare their bodies for the next several hours. They sleep so they are refreshed and alert e...
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Aaron LaRoy News Reporter Sarkozy Bakery is a step closer to being open for business again. Judy Sarkozy, owner of Sarkozy Bakery, which burned down last spring. File Photo Last spring, the oldest ba...
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Katie King News Reporter The Downtown Noise Task Force met Tuesday to discuss the scope of the work ahead, the organization of the force and to give citizens a chance to voice their opinions. The boar...
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Megan Wenzl News Reporter The month of April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month and Western Michigan University has planned multiple events to increase awareness on the topic. On Thurs., April 11, Fi...
Read More →Aaron LaRoy News Reporter April 8 -Percussionist Christopher Guthrie will perform in Dalton Center Recital Hall at 5 p.m. Free to attend. -Dr. James L. Gibson will speak about ”Public Reve...
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Christina Cantero News Reporter Pro-life and pro-choice supporters gathered side by side at the flagpoles today to spread their conflicting opinions to bypassing students. WMU student Megan Scott s...
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Aaron Fishell and Kenny Wenzel Sports Editor and Sports Reporter Two Western Michigan University women’s gymnastics team members competed in the NCAA Central Regional competition held at the Uni...
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Christina Cantero News Reporter Designers and members of Merchandising Opportunities and Design Association (MODA) are finishing up their pieces for their spring fashion show, Copacetic Couture, which...
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Ambrosia Neldon News Editor Several members of the Western Student Association are dissatisfied by the lack of transparency provided by the Office for Sustainability. As a result, a resolution was rec...
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Craig Manning A&E Editor The last time the Broadway national tour of “Wicked” stopped by Kalamazoo, it really did defy gravity. The smash musical theater hit, which is closing in on its 10th a...
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