Plans unveiled for on-campus student apartments (Feb. 4) Construction begins this summer on a new complex designed to house upperclassmen.

Mayor Hopewell

Students invited to luncheon with mayor (Feb. 9) Kalamazoo Mayor Bobby Hopewell to speak at leadership luncheon Feb. 22.

Workshop tackles ethics of terrorism and torture (Feb. 3) Philosophy professors and students offer lectures Thursday and Friday.

Bowman

Music student to compete in Washington, D.C. (Feb. 8) Eric Bowman chosen as finalist in National Jazz Solo Competition.

Nominations sought for student 'Who's Who' (Feb. 4) Faculty and staff can nominate deserving students online through Friday.

Tai Chi

Chinese culture courses open to students, public (Feb. 5) Anyone 15 or older can register for the six low-cost, non-credit courses.

Berkey named health educator of year (Feb. 8) Professor lauded for her community leadership and dedication to physical education.

Abd-Allah

Free dinner-lecture on Islamic faith (Feb. 9) Similarities among Christians, Jews and Muslims are the focus of a Feb. 19 program.

H1N1 vaccinations at Valley Dining Halls (Feb. 3) Free H1N1 flu shots today and Wednesday at the Valley Residence Halls.

Hope for Honduras

Dinner benefits clean water efforts in Honduras (Feb. 3) Fundraiser features Honduran meal and live entertainment Feb. 17.

Ins and outs of economic forecasting scrutinized (Feb. 2) Economics expert Dennis Jansen to give a free lecture Wednesday.

Center for Advanced Vehicle Design and Simulation

Eaton, WMU join forces for hybrid research (Feb. 4) New lab will test hybrid drive systems for commercial and military vehicles.

Doctoral student wins poetry contest (Feb. 2) Gary McDowell's collection, "American Amen," will be published later this year.

Uchimura

Uchimura named Michigan string Teacher of the Year (Feb. 3) Music professor is honored for his dedication to students.

Musician recognized for lifetime achievement (Feb. 3) David Smith gets American Music Therapy Association's highest honor.