Western New England University is a private, coeducational institution founded in 1919, located on a 215-acre suburban campus in Springfield, Massachusetts. Western New England serves 3,955 students, including 2,575 full-time undergraduate students. With the academic options of a university, and a focus on individualized attention, Western New England inspires students to achieve more than they ever imagined possible.
University News Archives can be found here.
Seeking legal help for your small business? Apply for free assistance at Western New England University Small Business Legal Clinic, where law students address various legal issues under faculty supervision.
WNE hosted AG Campbell’s Reproductive Justice Unit Convening, uniting experts to discuss strategies for protecting reproductive and gender-affirming care amid national legal challenges.
WNE's hosting of the Girls on the Run 5K and Springfield School Volunteers Luncheon highlights the University's dedication to fostering strong community relationships and supporting educational programs.
Western New England University selects seventeen student leaders for the 2024 SOAR program, fostering new student integration with exceptional guidance and support.
Western New England University hosts Girls on the Run Western MA’s 5K celebration on June 8, expecting 3,000-3,500 attendees to support girls' confidence and life skills development.
Western New England University celebrated outstanding staff and service milestones at its annual Employee Appreciation Event, highlighting dedication and excellence with awards and recognition.
WNE’s commencement at MassMutual Center honored graduates with powerful speeches by Latoyia Edwards and Ashley Randle, marking the first ceremonies at this venue in two decades.
Exceptional achievements highlighted as Western New England University honors 11 graduating seniors for academic excellence at the College of Engineering Senior Awards Ceremony.
Diana Szynal, Springfield Chamber President, inducted into Beta Gamma Sigma for exceptional leadership and support of business education, strengthening ties between academia and industry.
The Golden Bears Softball team from Western New England University triumphed in the CCC Championship, defeating Roger Williams University 9-3 and advancing to the NCAA Tournament with a display of skill and determination.
Academic excellence shines as Western New England University celebrates 16 graduating students’ achievements at the College of Arts & Sciences Senior Award Ceremony.
Western New England University celebrated student excellence at the Distinguished Golden Bear Awards, honoring leadership, community service, and academic achievements.
Western New England University's ASCE-WNE Steel Team excels at Northeast Steel Bridge Competition, showcasing expertise in engineering and aesthetics, earning first place for design.
College of Business announces winners of inaugural FinTech + AI 413 Startup Pitch, showcasing innovative ventures in FinTech landscape.
Western New England University's Chi Alpha Sigma National Honor Society induction marked a milestone with 58 student-athletes from 17 sports recognized for their outstanding contributions on and off the field, boasting the largest class in the university's history.
22 News President and General Manager Bob Simone, a distinguished alumnus, returns to Western New England University to inspire communication students with his insights into the broadcasting industry. Simone's visit provides students with valuable real-world perspectives and networking opportunities.
Exceptional academic achievements are showcased as Western New England University acknowledges 13 graduates’ accomplishments at the College of Business Senior Award Ceremony.
Alison Castellano earns WNE's 2024 Teaching Excellence Award for her inspiring dedication, impactful teaching, and profound influence on students.
Dr. Mike Rust, Director of Experiential & Entrepreneurial Learning at Western New England University, joins the KEEN Leadership Council, furthering the University's mission of fostering entrepreneurial spirit in engineering students.
At the 50th Annual Northeast Bioengineering Conference, Western New England University's College of Engineering stands out with student-led presentations and honors in the poster competition, reaffirming its commitment to excellence in bioengineering.
WNE welcomes Molly C. Watson as Director of Communications, leveraging her diverse background in strategic planning and media relations to enhance the university's visibility and mission advancement.
Fourteen students were inducted into WNE's Pi Alpha Theta history honor society, recognizing their dedication to historical research.
Twelve students were inducted into WNE's Pi Sigma Alpha chapter, honoring their achievements in political science, highlighted by a lecture from DA Anthony D. Gulluni.
Experience automotive excellence at Western New England University's ASME Car Show, uniting enthusiasts, showcasing diverse vehicles, and highlighting the university's dedication to engineering collaboration.
Western New England University's College of Engineering introduces "Jarvis" The Lawn Bot, an innovative automated lawn care system driven by sustainability and propelled by student ingenuity.
