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WMU hosted 20th International Festival in March
More than 3,000 WMU students, faculty, staff and Kalamazoo community members enjoyed a global open house at the 20th anniversary of Western Michigan University's annual International Festival March 22. The festival was a showcase of the music, food and fashions of 15 countries spanning five continents.
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Large, smelly tropical plant attracts WMU researcher
Specializing in a plant that can grow larger than a human torso and smells like rotten flesh, Dr. Todd Barkman, a WMU biology professor, has spent more than four years researching the plant called Rafflesia—an endangered Southeast Asian plant genus with an average size of up to three feet in diameter.
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Joan Conway's classroom: Where business and ESL intersect
 Joan Conway, second person from the right in the front row,
and former colleague Rebecca Jansen (Joan's right),
with their students at Daegu Catholic University in South Korea
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Haenicke Institute Dean Dr. Donald McCloud successfully launched an international-topics "brown bag" series over the 2008-2009 academic year that attracted 300 WMU faculty engaged in scholarly and research work in various regions around the world, staff and visiting faculty and scholars. 
