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… this scholarship or any other college awards please feel free to email coas-awards@wmich.edu for more information.  …

… your membership in May. Visit the OLLI website or feel free to call the office if you need assistance in getting … of African History. After a brief presentation, we will be free to explore the many, many aspects of this outstanding … REO, Star, Durant, and Viking to classic Oldsmobiles, buggies, bicycles, trucks and engines, you’re sure to enjoy …

… Readers Theatre troupe. On top of it all, it’s completely free—including parking! This is one of our most popular … and registration ends August 5, so save your spot now. Feel free to bring your non-member friends with you for a fun … A lifelong learner responding to our recent OLLI survey suggested a course sharing the stories of Peace Corps Alumni . …

… Carnegie Mellon service. OpenStax is another resource for free online reference texts. light left …

… transportation service provides WMU students with a free and easy way to get around campus and the city. Busing …

… 7 In person: at the F45 studio or online Register    Cost Free (must pre-register)   Two waves of competitions 6:45 …

… floor art gallery through Dec. 18, and a reception that is free and open to the public is scheduled for Tuesday, Dec. 2 from 4 to 6 p.m. in the gallery. Parking will be free in lot 104. Olson is a self taught artist with a …

… your friends, but there's more good news for you: many are free while others offer significant student discounts. So as … to work by Frostic School of Art students.  Exhibitions are free and open to the public throughout the academic year, … by WMU dance students. These open showings are a free peek into the life of the dancer and a …

… Professor in the Department of Philosophy   This talk is free and open to the public. No tickets or registration …

… weekly or bi-weekly meeting space in the Student Center for free.  Reserve a meeting space Retail options Mi Pi, Fuego … “Cultural Humility,” and “Preventing & Addressing Macroaggressions.” As needed, these topics may change. Student …