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KALAMAZOO, Mich.—Western Michigan University students who are passionate about our planet and want to join like-minded leaders on sustainability issues are encouraged to apply for a seme

It's easy to get overwhelmed when you have final exams, papers and projects all due in a matter of days. But you aren't alone, you have YOU!

A week from Election Day, as campaign messages heat up and inundate our phones, TVs and computer screens, WeVote is ramping up efforts to get students engaged in the democratic process.

She's an aspiring sign language interpreter majoring in criminal justice, working on the production line at Kellogg by day and building her burgeoning lip gloss business by night.

You may need to stay home, but that doesn't mean the fun is over. The WMU community is coming together to better themselves and connect, even while we are physically apart.

Confused about whether you should fill out the 2020 U.S. Census questionnaire? It's understandable, given the varied living situations of college students. Find out specifics about who should fill out the form and how.

Applications are being accepted for the annual K.C. O'Shaughnessy Competition and Showcase, which gives aspiring entrepreneurs a stage to present a three-minute pitch about an innovative business idea for an audience of potential investors. Top finishers get a share of $5,000 in prizes.

Social Element, an RSO at WMU, aims to unite students on campus by offering them a companion for events so they don't have to go alone.

WMU Signature, a program designed to help you highlight your co-curricular experiences, just received an Innovative Program award.