"Meet the Herald" is a segment that highlights Western Herald staff members and their journey within the RSO.

Students gather for costumes, games, music and more at the Student Center for WMU's Halloween Spooktacular.

Western Herald editorial board members Libby Stefanich, Annabella Tetner and Ella Reynolds took on Washington D.C for the 2025 Fall College Media Association.

Students reflect on how artificial intelligence can be both beneficial and harmful but agree that AI is here to stay. WMU students emphasize that AI should be carefully managed and integrated into learning—not used as a replacement for human effort or creativity.

The Latin Dance Club on campus is the first to exist. The organization hosts free dance lessons on Mondays from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. for students. It is a wonderful way to bond with other students.

On Sept. 27, the College of Aviation hosted its 5th Annual Girls Aviation Day for girls ages 12–18 for multiple hands-on activities, networking with female aviation professionals, and career exploration in piloting.

On Sept. 22, 2025, the Black Student Union at Western Michigan University held a candlelight vigil in memory of Trey Reed, a 21-year-old student from Delta State University who was found deceased on campus.

On Sept. 15, Western Michigan University’s Multicultural Affairs for Students welcomed students to participate in the tenth annual Multicultural Meet and Greet.

"Meet the Herald" is a segment that highlights Western Herald staff members and their journey within the RSO.