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The WMU Student Center first floor retail locations including Starbucks, Mi Pi, Fuego Verde, ReFresh Market and HÔU JIA will continue to accept cash, along with other payment forms.

Learn more about the change to cashless

Join fellow Broncos at Comerica Park for WMU Night with the Detroit Tigers on June 23—a summer tradition celebrating Bronco pride in the heart of Detroit. Fans who purchase the special WMU ticket package will receive an exclusive Detroit Tigers × WMU co-branded hooded tee, available only to WMU Night attendees. This year’s event offers even more ways to make the most of the experience:

Don’t miss your chance to celebrate Western, connect with fellow Broncos and cheer on the Tigers—we’d love to see you there!

Register for WMU Night at Comerica Park

Did you know that a significant number of WMU employees who are graduate students are working toward an MBA degree? The program offers the opportunity for career advancement that you want while also providing the flexibility that you need. Designed for working professionals, the program is a perfect fit for WMU staff members seeking managerial decision-making skills. Check out program details and get questions answered during the June 10 info session at 6 p.m. Rolling admissions allow you to start in fall or spring semester. Register for the June 10 info session.

WMU’s Academically Talented Youth Program is once again holding summer camps for students in grades 6-9. There are no admissions requirements and any student can attend. These are half-day camps held on campus, but participants can take two camps and stay all day!

Some of this year’s camp options include:

Plus many more!

Camps are $150 each and half-off scholarships are available for any participant who qualifies for any type of state or federal financial assistance. Email the office for more information on how to receive a waiver.

For more information and to register, visit the summer camp website. But hurry – camps are filling fast and you don’t want to miss out!

Western Michigan University Libraries is launching the ReadReady Accessible PDF tool, designed by Associate Dean Paul Gallagher, to support campus-wide remediation efforts for ADA Title II compliance. The tool analyzes PDFs for accessibility issues and automatically applies corrections or flags items for manual review, all while preserving the original layout. Learn more about ReadReady and how to get started bringing your materials into compliance. 

Learn more about ReadReady and how to get started

May is a meaningful month for well-being, recognizing both Women’s Health Month and Mental Health Awareness Month. It’s a reminder to prioritize preventive care, healthy habits, and emotional wellness for ourselves and those around us. Whether it’s scheduling annual checkups, taking time to recharge, connecting with support resources, or checking in on a colleague or loved one, small steps can make a big impact. We encourage employees to explore the resources available on the Benefits Resource page of our website to learn more about the health, wellness, and support programs available to you and your family.

The Department of Biological Sciences' Finch Greenhouse is conducting a limited sale of certain flower and herb plant varieties. Each plant sells for $5/each and are available via preorder only. Faculty, staff, and students may shop the online storefront via the Greenhouse Store. The sale runs from May 18-22, and orders may be picked up at the Finch Greenhouse on the first floor of Wood Hall each day during the sale from 9:00am to 3:00pm. Proceeds directly support the operation of the greenhouse and for more information, please contact amanda.j.mcphail@wmich.edu.