University photographer shares top photos
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Mark Bugnaski, University photographer, explores his passion behind taking photos demonstrating campus life and the beat of the Broncos.
An Emotional Support Animal (ESA) named Sunny visits a classroom full of students at WMU. Trained by Dr. Angela Moe, therapy dogs and other assistance animals help those in need of such support.
Western marching band student Cailla Rae Moss practices near Lawson Arena while dressed up for Halloween.
Emily Stewart leads Western's football team into Waldo Stadium aboard a horse named Triumph. The Broncos went on to win the game against Monmouth University 48 to 13 in August 2019.
Product design students study at the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Students learn analysis and application of a broad range of modern manufacturing techniques utilized in the industry.
The WMU Esports Overwatch Club team faces off against seven other collegiate teams inside the campus Esports Arena for the first invitational of 2019.
Rudolf Siebert, professor of religion and society, reads in his home office. He has written many books, lectured and taught in Europe and Canada.
A ceremony at Heritage Hall marks a $6.5 million gift to establish the Center for Principled Leadership and Business Strategy in the Haworth College of Business.
Western celebrates its graduates at Fall 2019 Commencement in Miller Auditorium.
Dr. Jennifer Bott, provost and vice president for academic affairs, holds a Gold Gathering luncheon at the Bernhard Center. This event is held several times a year for faculty and staff to mingle and enjoy lunch.
Students take the time to enjoy the great outdoors and the view of campus from hammocks during Fall Welcome.
Tasia Richardson, a senior criminal justice major and student ambassador, puts together lip glosses for her company, Eunique Kisses, which she launched during the pandemic.
Buster Bronco greats football fans during the 2020 campus car parade around Ring Road, a safe pandemic alternative to the usual homecoming celebrations.
Carissa Ludwig poses at the end of her performance for women's gymnastics at Read Fieldhouse in February 2021. The Broncos defeated the Eastern Michigan Eagles with a final score of 196.025 to 195.975.
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