Haworth College of Business

08/31/2026

Turns out free ice cream is a great icebreaker. 🤎💛Sweet Start filled the Sculpture Garden with music, games and professors who take their ice cream orders seriously. Thanks for hanging out, Business Broncos!This is just the beginning.🐴

08/31/2026

Today's the day! Sweet Start is happening in the Sculpture Garden outside of Schneider Hall from 3:30 to 5 p.m. 🍦

Stop by for FREE frozen treats, music, games and prizes, plus a chance to meet your professors and classmates before classes get going. Bring a friend or make a few new ones! 🐴

Open to all current WMU Haworth students. We hope to see you there!

08/27/2026

The Sculpture Garden outside Schneider Hall is the place to be Monday afternoon!🍨

WMU Haworth is hosting Sweet Start, an ice cream social for current business students, on Monday, Aug. 31, from 3:30 to 5 p.m. Stop by for FREE frozen treats, music, games and prizes, and take a few minutes to meet faculty, staff and classmates before the first day of class.

08/24/2026

Bronco Bash takes over Main Campus Tuesday, Sept. 1, from 3 to 6 p.m., and two Business Broncos helped make it happen!

Jazmine Grays, a leadership and business strategy and event management major, coordinated the activities and novelties as programming and engagement intern. Shane Cyriac, a supply chain management major, worked logistics.

"To be able to say I've helped plan an event at this scale is something not many other students are able to put on their resume, and it's an experience I'll be able to take with me into my career," says Grays.

More than 500 vendors, a mile of festivities and 17,000-plus people expected. WMU Haworth RSOs will be out there too, so stop by and say hello!

Take a look at what's planned:

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08/21/2026

New semester, new gear. 📚️

The WMU Bookstore has everything Business Broncos need to start the year right, from textbooks and course materials to the brown and gold you'll be wearing all season.

Stock up: westernmichigan.bkstr.com/

08/20/2026

The 2027 Food Marketing Conference lineup is live!

More than 36 speakers will take the stage March 30 to 31 at the Radisson Plaza Hotel in Kalamazoo, joining an audience of 1,000-plus food industry professionals. Among the companies represented: Amazon Web Services, C&S Wholesale Grocers, Hormel Foods, Kellanova, Kroger Health, Meijer and more.

Registration is open, and sponsorship opportunities are available for companies looking to connect with students ahead of hiring season.

See the full lineup: wmich.edu/foodmarketing/fmc

08/19/2026

New semester, new everything. See you soon at Schneider Hall, Business Broncos! ✨

08/18/2026

Before the first class, there's ice cream.🍦

WMU Haworth College of Business is kicking off the semester with Sweet Start, an ice cream social for current Business Broncos on Monday, Aug. 31, from 3:30 to 5 p.m. in the Sculpture Garden.

Stop by for FREE frozen treats, music, games and prizes. It's a chance to meet faculty, staff and classmates in a relaxed setting before the year officially begins.

08/17/2026

In case you missed it, the annual edition of W Magazine is out, and Business Broncos show up throughout!

The $17 million gift from The Stan Lucas Trust, the largest in our college's history, is featured alongside Sleeping Giant Capital, the faculty-led investment firm that took home Newsmaker of the Year honors. There is also a profile of two-time World Series champion and accounting alumnus David Dombrowski on where his career started, plus supply chain management graduate Jadazay Ledbetter on finishing debt-free with multiple job offers in hand.

Take a look:

Cover story The Bronco Advocate-in-Chief Since taking the reins a year ago, President Russ Kavalhuna has listened first, guiding Western into a new era See his first-year wins The Bronco Advocate-in-Chief Since taking the reins a year ago, President Russ Kavalhuna has listened first, guiding Western...

08/13/2026

Kellogg Community College students now have a guaranteed path to Western Michigan University!

The Bronco Bound Guarantee, signed this week by WMU President Kavalhuna and KCC President Watson, guarantees admission to students who complete an associate degree at KCC and meet academic and conduct requirements. Eligible students are automatically considered for annual scholarships between $500 and $3,000.

Chad Singleterry, a cybersecurity major in the program offered jointly by the Haworth College of Business and the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences, first enrolled at KCC more than a decade ago. After working in healthcare through the pandemic, he decided it was time for a change.

"KCC gave me the foundation and opportunity to figure out what I wanted to do, and WMU is giving me the gas to go to additional heights," he said at the signing ceremony.

See what the partnership means for KCC students:

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