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… cliff sides looking for clues to how people found their way into an area called "The Roof of the World" and adapted … disease, to signs of trauma and recovery," Eng says. "The ways in which people are buried also offer clues about … cultural beliefs and the society in which they lived." After weeks of arduous hiking for each expedition, the team …

… and a 2022 Presidential Scholar in political science. Dr. Edward Montgomery, president of WMU, and Dr. Sarah Summy, … Geological Survey, another student helped verify Michigan water well data and created hydrologic maps to better … field and plan to continue their higher education careers after they graduate from Western. 2023 Presidential Scholars …

… 2014 with a bachelor's degree in civil engineering, was on campus to meet with key University officials and … M. Washington , dean of the College of Health and Human Services; Kathy B. Beauregard , director of intercollegiate … students through the scholarship program. Giving back After earning his WMU degree, Amarante returned to his home …

… (not verified) on The Valley Dining Center KALAMAZOO, Mich.—After months of having their appetites whetted by tales of a … Sept. 1 , at WMU's new Valley Dining Center. Dining Services staff members will welcome diners beginning Sept. … from and with a view overlooking Goldsworth Valley Pond, was built to surpass LEED silver specifications and designed …

… overseas, such as the Global Innovation MBA Program in Taiwan , which welcomed 21 new students this fall. That program … You Are Welcome Here ” in multiple languages adorned campus walls and screens. Many of the new students stopped at a … are feeling unhealthy—either physically or mentally—we have services on campus that can help you. We're very glad to see …

… oxides are used as tracers to determine which parts of a watershed are eroding. Clockwise from top center: … earth minerals, are essential for producing everything from washing machines, energy-efficient light bulbs and … at the turn of this century, scrapping them only in 2015 after a World Trade Organization ruling. So, WMU didn't …

… Albert White , born just two months before the Civil War to parents who escaped enslavement, played a lead role … not herald his considerable achievements.  Albert White "He was born in 1861. If a man coming out of those extreme … was born in Canton, Indiana, where his parents had migrated after garnering freedom from slavery in North Carolina. He …

… Competition. Brian Patrick Thomas Entrepreneurial Spirit Award at WMU. 2015 James Dyson Award, U.S. Division. 2015 Biomedical Engineering Society … Joseph Barnett started working with students in Honduras after hearing of a shortage of teachers there. He has been …

… March 2 for Spirit Day. KALAMAZOO, Mich.—Some campus services at Western Michigan University will be on reduced … maintain normal hours throughout the recess. Libraries Waldo Library  is open reduced hours, 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. … March 10; and noon to midnight Sunday, March 11. The Swain Education and Maybee Music and Dance libraries will be …

… Western Michigan University engineering professor has been awarded a $416,816 grant from the National Institutes of … fatty acid strongly inhibited inflammatory pathways. Furthermore, this oxidized phospholipid is likely to exist in … process," Springstead says. "The take I'd like to go after, is to try to block initial stages so that the body …