Learn and grow at WMU
At Western, you'll have the opportunity to make lifelong friendships, develop important personal and professional skills, and build your sense of purpose. We encourage Broncos to engage with one another, empower themselves and others, and use their experiences to create the life they want to live.
With hundreds of registered student organizations and thousands of student-centered events annually—many of which will be celebrated at our WMU Student Center—our Office of Student Engagement empowers you to connect, share your passions and talents with others, and tap into your leadership potential.
Aside from focusing on academics, I feel like it's super important to have friends to go to or have something to turn to when you're having a bad day or just need a mental health day or break. Spending time out on the water, there's no better fresh air break for your mental health.
Join a student organization
Featured student groups that celebrate diversity
Get active with club sports
Want to make friends while breaking a sweat? Then consider joining our club sports or intramural sports at WMU. Whether you’re looking to participate in activities that are competitive, recreational, social or a combo of these, we look forward to meeting you!
Campus programs that celebrate community
What is LeadCorp?
Knowing how to be a good leader is a powerful skill to acquire both personally and professionally. At Western, we help facilitate leadership and growth opportunities through our many cocurricular programs and events.
Be Greek at WMU: Find unity through community
Greek life at Western Michigan University offers a unique blend of lifelong friendship, personal growth and professional development. Joining a Greek organization at WMU connects students to a current community of more than 1,000 Greek leaders and thousands of alumni members nationwide. With more than 30 chapters across five Greek councils, there is plenty of opportunity to be Greek at WMU!
Joining a Greek organization builds:
- Leadership development.
- Academic growth and achievement.
- Advocacy for local and national philanthropic causes and organizations.
- A network.
