As part of Michigan’s new health order, the rules on gatherings were updated, allowing Western Michigan University to update its gathering rules, per an email from the university.
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Western Michigan men’s basketball suffered a heartbreaking loss in its final game of the season to Eastern Michigan Friday night by a score of 63-64.
Western Michigan men’s tennis walked by Cleveland State to improve to 9-1 on the season Friday.
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Western Michigan women’s soccer won its first game of the season at Northern Illinois, 1-0.
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The second annual Exhibition of Works By Local Black Artists was hosted by Kalamazoo Valley Community College this month in conjunction with the February Art Hop. The virtual event showcased numerous different creative works from over 10 local artists.
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