Elaine Chew obituary
Elaine Chew, a retired physician assistant in the Sindecuse Health Center, died Oct. 11 at age 82. A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 3.
Bonnie Sleeman obituary
Bonnie Sleeman, a retired executive assistant in the Office of Information Technology, died Oct. 19 at age 70.
Elizabeth DeYoung obituary
Elizabeth DeYoung, a retired custodian, died July 4 at age 100.
New café open in Valley Dining Center
WMU's newest café, Café 1903, is now open on the first floor of the Valley Dining Center on main campus, offering a comfortable atmosphere, lounge-style seating and coffee bar.
What do employers want from their employees?
Dr. Dennison Bhola, HUMANeX Ventures, will speak to WMU students about the professional world and what they'll need to be successful Tuesday through Thursday, Nov. 15-17.
International students at WMU to share their cultures
Various countries and cultures will be highlighted during WMU's observance of International Education Week Saturday through Friday, Nov. 12-18.
WMU football improves to 10-0 and climbs in rankings
The Broncos climbed two spots to No. 21 in the College Football Playoff rankings before a challenging matchup against Kent State.
WMU saluted again in rankings of veteran-friendly institutions
WMU singled out by Military Times and the ¾ÅÒ»Â鶹ÖÆƬ³§ Veterans Affairs Agency as being among the best institutions in the nation for military veterans pursuing higher education.
Theatre and music students stage 'Show Boat'
WMU theatre and music students will stage "Show Boat," based on the novel by Pulitzer Prize winner and Kalamazoo native Edna Ferber, in Shaw Theatre through Sunday, Nov. 20.
Football Broncos move up to No. 14 in AP rankings
WMU moved up three spots to No. 14 in the AP rankings and fell to No. 21 in the USA Today poll. CFP rankings (No. 23) are updated Tuesday night. Broncos remain undefeated at 9-0.
Award-winning poet featured in fall Frostic Reading Series
Cathy Park Hong, an associate professor at Sarah Lawrence College and poetry editor of The New Republic, will read from her works at 8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 17.
WMU political science professors field election calls from far and wide
With Election Day approaching, WMU political science professors have been busy fielding calls both locally and from other parts of the world.
Volunteer ringers needed for WMU Day at the Kettles
Bronco volunteers are encouraged to wear WMU apparel and show school spirit by singing the WMU Fight and Alma Mater songs while ringing Saturday, Dec. 3.
Researcher who models off-world storms earns NASA fellowship
A $30,000 NASA fellowship to doctoral candidate Shawn R. Brueshaber is furthering his study of polar vortices on the solar system's gas planets.
Grant puts rare Latin manuscript into WMU's collection
A rare 12th-century manuscript, a copy of "De Corpore et Sanguine Domini," is now at home in WMU's Special Collections and Rare Book Department.
Alum working to broaden opportunities for young Dominicans
The youngest-ever member of the D.R. Congress recently visited WMU to discuss mutually beneficial student exchanges.
University Concert and Symphonic bands in concert together
The University Concert and Symphonic bands will present a combined concert at 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 20, in Miller Auditorium. Admission is free.
Faculty artists Ratner and Sims offer free recital
WMU School of Music faculty artists, baritone Carl Ratner and pianist Lori Sims, will perform at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 14, in the Dalton Center Recital Hall.
Retirement planning program set for employees, retirees
WMU employees and retirees are invited to attend a two-part retirement planning program on "Essentials of a Successful Investment Strategy" Nov. 11 and 18.
ROTC holds on-campus blood drive
ROTC is holding a Veterans Day blood drive from 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Friday, Nov. 11, at the Student Recreation Center's indoor tennis courts.
Numerous events in November to honor veterans
Events Nov. 9-19 include a remembrance ceremony, salutes during WMU's hockey and football games, a Marine Corps birthday party, flag-changing ceremony, blood drive and more.
New WMU administrator to provide perspective at community breakfast
Tim Terrentine, vice president for development and alumni relations, will discuss WMU's continuing evolution at 8 a.m. Friday, Nov. 18, in 2150 Schneider Hall.
Top ¾ÅÒ»Â鶹ÖÆƬ³§ executives to speak at business college forum
Ten top executives from ¾ÅÒ»Â鶹ÖÆƬ³§ companies will be on campus Thursday, Nov. 10, to speak to and work with WMU students.
Discounted tickets offered for 'Rent' anniversary tour
"Rent," the Pulitzer Prize- and Tony Award-winning musical, is coming WMU's Miller Auditorium Friday through Sunday, Nov. 11-13.
What did the first female voters do with their new right?
A WMU political scientist's new book, "Counting Women’s Ballots," offers the answers that have eluded researchers for decades.
Terrell named National Football Foundation Scholar Athlete
Quarterback Zach Terrell graduated cum laude in 3.5 years while leading one of the MAC's best offenses. He's now pursuing an MBA after graduating with a 3.66 GPA last December.
Football Broncos remain undefeated after a win at Ball State
Following a 52-20 win over Ball State Tuesday, No. 17 ranked WMU is now 9-0 for the first time in program history.
Founder of innovative boxed water company to speak at business forum
Ben Gott, the entrepreneur behind boxed water, will speak at 8 a.m. Friday, Nov. 11, in 2150 Schneider Hall as part of WMU's Entrepreneurship Forum speaker series.