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Journalism at WMU

WMU First-Generation Students Get Support Through TRiO

WMU First-Generation Students Get Support Through TRiO

Foster Youth Graduate Manages Stress, Anxiety, Depression and PTSD

Foster Youth Graduate Manages Stress, Anxiety, Depression and PTSD

Running Club at WMU: Mental Benefits of Physical Exercise

Running Club at WMU: Mental Benefits of Physical Exercise

A Variety of Art is on Display at the KIA

A Variety of Art is on Display at the KIA

Fun Fall Festivities at Gull Meadow Farm

Fun Fall Festivities at Gull Meadow Farm

Graffiti and Street Art in Kalamazoo

Graffiti and Street Art in Kalamazoo

ArtPrize Makes Triumphant Return to West Michigan

ArtPrize Makes Triumphant Return to West Michigan

Young Adults Take Cues on Self-Esteem from Social Media

Young Adults Take Cues on Self-Esteem from Social Media

WMU Student Found Ways to Cope But Happy to Be in Person

WMU Student Found Ways to Cope But Happy to Be in Person

Suicide Prevention Walk Seeks to Reduce Stigmatization

Suicide Prevention Walk Seeks to Reduce Stigmatization

Managing Anxiety: One Student’s Story

September 29, 2021

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This website features the reporting, writing and multimedia work of undergraduate students at various levels of the WMU journalism curriculum. The student work published here is intended to both showcase the work that students in the program are doing as well as serve as another source of information about the Kalamazoo community and current issues.
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