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… , in 3301 Friedmann Hall. His presentation, titled "Why Women Won the Vote: Did the 19th Amendment Change … Corder examines the 1920 presidential election, when the number of eligible voters nearly doubled as the Constitution … Science Association's Victoria Schuck award for the best book on women and politics in 2016. For more WMU news, …

… for a curriculum leading to a teaching certificate will be assigned a pre-education designator at the time of … college-level writing course with a grade of "C" or better Completion of ED 2500: Human Development, or an approved course, with a grade of "C" or better Achievement of a cumulative grade point average of …

… services, Western Michigan University offices will be closed Friday, July 4 , in observance of U.S. … Day. Summer classes will not meet July 4. Listed below are Independence Day holiday hours for select … programs , are closed Friday through Sunday, July 4-6. Bernhard Center and all Bronco Mall stores are closed …

… projects that the college's faculty are working on to better understand the long-term effects of the current global pandemic. Sign up to be added to our mailing list for webinar updates and … (required) Affiliation (required) WMU alumni Community member Current WMU student Current WMU faculty or staff member …

… are in the food served in your area (regularly check labels) and help customers with questions or concerns. … you are certain! Peanuts Tree Nuts Fish Shellfish Soy Milk Eggs Wheat/Gluten Sesame Cross Contact Cross-contact happens … After infectious illness with diarrhea or vomiting, you cannot work until free from symptoms for 24 hours. Uniform …

… of the most destructive storms the U.S. has seen. Leaving behind an estimated $60 billion in damage, it’s the latest in a growing number of extreme weather events taxing the nation's … and all of that to give the customer an idea of maybe why it wasn't their product: maybe it was exacerbated by …

… The documentary, "Anita: Speaking Truth to Power," will be shown at 5:30 and 8 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 29 , at the … at the corner of Portage and South streets. The talk has been postponed due to bad weather on the East Coast causing travel difficulties. It will be rescheduled later this semester. 'Raise Your Voice' …

… a job for Rob Powers ; it's a passion. A sous chef in the Bernhard Center, he's been whipping up culinary creations at … up with the Invisible Need Project to give students struggling with food insecurity new freshly prepared meal … expenses. "We view ourselves as mission critical. Students cannot retain if they are not fed and housed and clothed," …