Whether dancing into the digital realm or shifting gears to keep a racing project on track, Broncos found a way to soar in a changed world.
Cracking cold case murders will be part of an innovative new program at Western Michigan University. In partnership with Michigan State Police, criminal justice students are getting unprecedented access to case files from unsolved murders in southwest Michigan.
We are focused on providing an educational experience that helps graduates adapt and thrive in this quickly changing world, finding new ways to help them flourish no matter what the future may hold. Adapting to change is not new, but the need to do so quickly in a world where technology is accelerating that change certainly is.
President Edward Montgomery, Ph.D.
After overcoming seemingly insurmountable odds as kids navigating foster care, alumni Justin and Alexis Black's memoir offers lessons in love and resilience.
While social distancing fractured physical connections, the University stepped up its commitment to offer students holistic support.
Through Western expertise, a new center offers comprehensive care and coordinates resources for children and families who have experienced trauma.
Alumnus Jamaal Ewing combined his passions for business and beer when he launched Black Calder Brewing in Grand Rapids at the end of 2020.
The first cohort of students to graduate from Western's product design program is positioned to make waves in the industry.
Pandemic restrictions took a bite out of restaurant sales, curbing indoor dining for months and pushing the industry to reimagine the dining experience. John Schmitt, a former restauranteur, alumnus and senior business consultant for the Michigan Small Business Development Center, looks toward the future of the industry.
