Students are already visiting the city of Kalamazoo's new satellite clerk's office on WMU's campus in the Bernhard Center. The goal is to encourage more students to vote and limit crowds on Election Day.
The COVID-19 Student Coalition aims to keep the student population educated about proper mitigation strategies to reduce spread of the new coronavirus. The group is wielding their peer influence to encourage safe behaviors on campus and connect students to health and safety resources.
WMU Theatre is bringing the Pulitzer Prize-winning musical "Sunday in the Park with George" to life—but it's no ordinary performance for the actors or the audience.
This year faculty have created a high-quality academic experience that puts health and safety at the forefront. With five class formats, specially tailored to each individual course, WMU students will use their grit and resilience to thrive in this unprecedented academic year.
Check out the videos below to see how students and faculty prepared for the start of fall semester and resources available to students on campus or at home.
A team of top-notch problem-solvers is providing comprehensive, personalized support to connect students to the answers, information and resources they need. They're available by phone, live-chat or in-person.
WMU is rolling out state-of-the-art cleaning products and equipment to sanitize campus multiple times per day amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
They have the tools they need, now it's time to show the world what Broncos can do. Career and Student Employment Services is connecting graduates with thousands of employers to secure their future.
