Leatherneck Nation

Neckfansince71 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 06, 2019 8:34 am Hey Tri States Radio, how about starting with, WIU Retention and On-line enrollment up, more work to be done on enrollment!!!! Instead of downward trend continues!!! I am not going to hide the fact that there is a smaller student body at this point, but lets give credit where credit is due. A lot of WIU faculty and staff put themselves out to improve retention and there hard work is paying off. A lot of people are also working very hard with recruitment. With a little luck and a little help from Illinois and Pritzker, we just may turn the corner. jc

wiu712 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 12, 2019 6:20 pm WIU Director of Residential / Auxilary Facilities Joe Roselieb has stated that Bayliss and Henninger Halls will be re-purposed and used during conferences held at the university and as a place for employees to stay overnight during harsh weather.

Two new living-learning communities (floors where students with similar majors are grouped) will be added in the dorms i.e. business studies and agriculture studies, beginning fall 2019.

The feedback that Western often hears from prospective students and families is that they want their own room, updated accommodations, and dining options within the hall, or in close proximity.

wiu712 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 12, 2019 6:20 pm WIU Director of Residential / Auxilary Facilities Joe Roselieb has stated that Bayliss and Henninger Halls will be re-purposed and used during conferences held at the university and as a place for employees to stay overnight during harsh weather.

Two new living-learning communities (floors where students with similar majors are grouped) will be added in the dorms i.e. business studies and agriculture studies, beginning fall 2019.

The feedback that Western often hears from prospective students and families is that they want their own room, updated accommodations, and dining options within the hall, or in close proximity.