Kalamazoo area teacher, organizer and preacher Nathan Dannison explored the intersection of class consciousness and civil rights as a speaker at WMU’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day Teach-In. 

WMU’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day Teach-In was opened with a message about how democracy in America is threatened by misinformation.

Students and community members weathered the rain and snow on Saturday, January 18, for the Kalamazoo Women’s March hosted by the local YWCA. 

Two tickets have announced their campaigns for the Western Student Association presidency. 

Over 100 people packed a Kalamazoo Planning Committee meeting to discuss a proposal to remove a natural features protection overlay and a rezone land near the Asylum Lake Preserve. 

On campus buses are facing delays as a semi-truck was involved in a collision with a car on campus earlier this evening.

Western Michigan University students will have plenty of opportunities for learning next week, despite classes being out of session on Monday. 

Two days into the new decade, #WWIII was trending on Twitter.

Police report one dead in a shooting at Riverview Drive last night.

Five juveniles were apprehended by Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety officers responding to reports of vehicle break-ins at around 12:21 a.m.

2019 was a year of excitement at WMU. From a January visit from a foreign dignitary to everyday parking frustrations, the Western Herald was there.