Theatre student Elizabeth Clary shares why she loves creating magic on stage and what’s she’s found in the WMU Theatre Dept.

Scott Merlo leads WMU public safety through education, engagement, and enforcement. Listen to learn about keeping campus safe.

Listen as Ming Li describes growing up in China during a period of anti-intellectualism and how it fueled his passion for education.

The new age of recruiting is discussed by WMU Men’s Basketball Coach Steve Hawkins, along with his path to coaching at WMU and his experience with legendary UCLA Coach John Wooden.

Lifelong Bronco and WMU Vice President for Diversity and Inclusion, Martha Warfield, shares her 50-year experience on campus, the progress made in diversity, the current climate, and the work that still needs to be done to make WMU the best we can be.

Linda Dunn spent her childhood bouncing between California, New York, and Hawaii before finally settling in New York State. She has been an inspirational advocate for students and the arts during her 10 years in West Michigan.

Former Hormel executive, Bob Samples, explains how he helps prepare tomorrow’s food marketing executives by using real life lessons and why WMU offers the best mix of food marketing and sales programs in the country.

The Director of the Center for Academic Success Programs, Randy Ott, tells about the programs established in his office to attend to the varied needs of the student body and the growth the Center has made.

Listen to the most memorable moments of Bronco Athletics glory according to Voice of the Broncos, Robin Hook, and how WMU Volleyball in the 80s offered an opportunity in sports broadcasting that led to a 30+ year ride of WMU wins and championships.

Dean of the College of Fine Arts, Dan Guyette, talks about his past in the world of performing and fine arts, what brought him to WMU, and his vision of the college and the new Product Design & Innovation program.