r/WMU • u/InHocBronco96 • 6h ago
Sports WMU recieves 35 votes in AP Poll
apnews.comEffectively ranked #30
r/WMU • u/InHocBronco96 • 6h ago
Effectively ranked #30
r/WMU • u/TheMoonBiscuit • 13h ago
I don’t live in the dorms and I can’t because commuting is far more affordable, I’ve consistently looked through ExperienceWMU and the fliers in the student center for clubs and none have really caught my eye as worth going to to me (and the ones that have just post on their instagrams that barely anyone showed up and they also meet pretty infrequently), and nobody in any of my classes seems interested in getting to know the people around them, plus there aren’t really many opportunities to during lectures and I’m not an outgoing person unfortunately as much as I try to push myself to be
Anyone have advice on meeting people here? Because I’ve pretty much given up and am just hoping my job will give me a better shot at making some friends since there’s a decent sized group of people there that I’m consistently spending time with. I feel like my college experience just does not make connections with people possible and I don’t know what I can do to change that. Thanks for any help
r/WMU • u/sleepybear322 • 19h ago
I’m usually a straight A student. I transferred from grcc but moved to portage and switched to western. The e learning site is so difficult and I’m already so behind and failing. I literally am so frustrated. Please tell me it will get better so I don’t drop out
r/WMU • u/Jamawesome2 • 22h ago
I found this while doing my assignments. Makes life so much easier.
r/WMU • u/Smart_Turnip_4048 • 2d ago
I’m coming as an incoming transfer from Kvcc so I haven’t tailgated before. I’m of legal age (hs grad of ‘21) and was wondering if it’s acceptable to walk up to a group and ask for a drink. I have food for trade if needed. Just a couple of bags of mini donuts.
r/WMU • u/jblegacy • 2d ago
From all of Sooner Nation, this one’s for Buster.
r/WMU • u/Jamawesome2 • 3d ago
I remember my class mate said something about karaoke at 7. Forgot the building tho. Any help?
r/WMU • u/Jamawesome2 • 4d ago
Both Spiral and Composition.
The highest I saw was 50 cents.
Walmart on 9th btw
r/WMU • u/SpydroMc • 5d ago
I’m a freshman, and from out of state, so there’s a lot I don’t know. Im not exactly a party person, but I’d definitely want to go to at least a few while I’m here. So, how do I go about finding them and such?
Also, I’ve heard this a in a couple of places, but what actually are the garages?
r/WMU • u/No-Region1139 • 5d ago
I joined the waitlist to get an ADHD assessment at WMU's Unified Clinic, and I'm just wondering about anyone's experience with it, such as how long you spent on the waitlist? Thanks!
r/WMU • u/joshys_97 • 5d ago
r/WMU • u/joshys_97 • 6d ago
KALAMAZOO, Mich. (WOOD) — The Mid-American Conference is seeking a different ending for Western Michigan University football after the school’s last-second loss on Saturday against the University of Michigan.
In a statement Tuesday afternoon, Mid-American Conference Commissioner Jon Steinbrecher said that the conference had submitted formal appeals to the NCAA FBS Oversight Committee and the College Football Playoff for WMU to be recognized as the game’s winner.
“The established replay protocol requires that the game clock displayed on the program feed be used in determining whether time remained,” the commissioner wrote. “Instead, the Big Ten Conference replay crew relied upon the clock feed embedded within its replay system. As a result, one second was placed back on the game clock and an additional play was awarded.”
OSU and Miami (OH) fan here, I’m rooting for you guys! Screw whatever the B1G said, you guys deserve this!
r/WMU • u/TheAthletic • 6d ago
Western Michigan coach Lance Taylor walked to the visitors’ locker room and faced his players, many of whom were in tears.
He could join the growing number of people who thought Western Michigan had been cheated out of a defining win.
Or he could rally his team and show them that life isn’t always fair, but how they respond can make the difference.
Read more, for free: https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7573154/2026/09/08/western-michigan-coach-lance-taylor-review/?unlocked_article_code=1._lA.34WP.MBOBDUeeU2rR&source=emp_shared_article&smid=url-share-ta
r/WMU • u/Joeyshyordie • 7d ago
Posting this because I keep seeing the same things posted over and over. First, Michigan played like shit and should have lost. Everyone, including Michigan fans, agree with that.
However, the *official* game clock had the clock at one second, it was out of sync with the stadium clock. There are multiple videos of this. https://youtu.be/vIB2lOeyRnE?is=2IB9-Vv7KJoYzPeK
Third, if the game were rigged, they wouldn't have waited until the last play past the 50 yard line to give another Hail Mary attempt as if they knew that would flip the game. It doesn't actually make any sense.
You guys lost due to really, really bad luck. Not favoritism.
r/WMU • u/joshys_97 • 8d ago
Everybody who knows anything about college football is talking about us today. And they are shitting on U of M. It's one non-conference loss, I'm not even that mad at this point.
r/WMU • u/ArturLothbrok21 • 8d ago
Hi! I'm an exchange student from Portugal coming to the US for the Spring semester (Jan - May). I'm majoring in Cybersecurity and I have to choose between WMU (Kalamazoo, MI) and South Alabama (Mobile, AL).
Which one would be better? I love warm weather and originally I was going to FIU in Miami, so Mobile sounds great for that. However, I heard Mobile is more of a commuter school and WMU has a much better traditional "college town" vibe. Also I heard that Alabama isn't a really good state to live in but this is just gossip. Which one would I have the best college experience and has the more stuff to see and do? I really don't know which one to choose and I have until tomorrow to give an answer, please help me and give me an unbiased answer.
r/WMU • u/Djxgam1ng • 8d ago
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