Sometimes you just know when a school is a great fit for you! Full-time freshmen undergrad students who apply by Feb. 15 can earn a $1,000 Early Action Scholarship.
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Golden Bears stay busy: whether we're cheering on the football team at the Golden Bear Stadium, painting the rock—one of our many campus traditions, or joining one of the many student-led clubs and organizations, you'll find a close community of learners, staff, and faculty at the heart of it all. At WNE, we embrace and celebrate our differences, and we challenge and support one another in service and self-discovery.
Hear from current Golden Bears to learn why they loved calling WNE home, and why you will, too.
One step on our campus, and you'll take in the beautiful views, exciting atmosphere, and endless possibilities WNE has to offer. Envision yourself in our active, thriving environment designed with your personal and academic needs in mind. Visit our campus in-person or virtually, and see it for yourself.
Western New England University (WNE) has taken a significant step forward in mental health advocacy and education, having been awarded a grant of $240,000 from the City of Springfield’s Higher Education American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Fund. This substantial funding is earmarked for the expansion of the university’s Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) Program, a key initiative in fostering mental wellness and resilience within the community.
University News
President Robert E. Johnson welcomed Springfield Mayor Domenic J. Sarno, for an exciting visit to the campus to witness the innovative work of the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) Baja Club operated through the College of Engineering.
University News, Engineering, President
Western New England University School of Law's Dr. Luwam Dirar's tireless efforts result in the adoption of African Guiding Principles on Migrant Rights by the African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights, showcasing her dedication to human rights and migrant issues.
University News, Law
