Driving connection
A new shuttle launched by the Leadership and Business Strategy Program is "Bringing the Juice" to efforts to better connect campus with Downtown Kalamazoo.
Latest news
Nerves of steel prevail as WMU sales students win big at Steel City Sales Challenge
Doctoral candidate charts course for success in world championship sailing win
Bronco Buds program to welcome hundreds of Kalamazoo high schoolers to WMU campus
Plan ahead: Here are campus office hours for Thanksgiving 2025 recess
In the know about snow: Winter 2025-26 closure policy and safety information
WMU launches Western Outfitters to help Broncos dress for success
WMU alumna named Michigan’s 2026 High School Assistant Principal of the Year
WMU’s Sky Broncos crowned regional champions for 4th consecutive year
Excellence in action
Western honors staff who inspire, connect and lead with 2024-25 Make a Difference Award
WMU geoscientist honored with prestigious scholar award for research in remote sensing, water resources
Exemplars of campus engagement honored with Distinguished Service Award
WMU educators recognized for excellence in teaching and student engagement
Global Engagement Award recognizes efforts to welcome international scholars
Internationally regarded geographer honored as WMU's Emerging Scholar
First-year faces
The future is bright
For Western graduates, commencement isn't the end of a journey—it's the beginning of a new life full of meaning. Their years as a Bronco are creating opportunities of a lifetime.
From cold case to hot career: WMU graduate poised for future in law enforcement
Leadership, internship and relationships elevate sport management grad's experience
Bound for greatness: Chemical and paper engineering grad presses forward in career
Supply chain standout grad racks up resume-worthy experiences
Wellness at Western
The Western experience is designed to prioritize the whole you. You'll find everything you need to thrive intellectually, emotionally, physically and socially both in and out of the classroom. This holistic approach starts with the skills and abilities you don't see on paper: mental well-being, grit and purpose. That's why Western offers wellness tools to help students explore their strengths and areas for growth.
