Ward may refer to:

• Ward (law), someone placed under the protection of a legal guardian
• Ward (politics), an electoral district or unit of local government
• Ward (Mormonism), a local congregation of Latter Day Saints
• Ward (fencing), a defensive position
• Ward (band), an electronica duo
• Montgomery Ward, a defunct U.S. department store chain
• Inner or Outer Wards, sections of a Concentric castle

Places named Ward:

• Ward, New York
• Ward, Colorado

People:

• Artemus Ward, pseudonym of Charles Farrar Browne
• Barbara Ward, (Baroness Jackson of Lodsworth), economist and writer
• Burt Ward, an actor on the television series Batman
• Cam Ward (born 1984), an NHL goaltender
• Charlie Ward, former NBA player, current assistant coach
• Ward Cunningham, a computer programmer
• Ward Connerly, a writer and political activist
• David M Ward, aka "Gnasher", large-toothed former cricketer with Surrey
• Fred Ward, an actor
• Frederick Townsend Ward, American mercenary who helped the Qing Dynasty defeat the Taiping Rebellion
• Hines Ward, a wide receiver for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
• Orlando Ward, an American general in World War II.
• Peter Ward (paleontologist), a paleontologist/evolutionary biologist
• Peter Joseph Ward, Irish politician, TD in the first Dáil Éireann
• Robin Ward, an entertainment reporter for CFTO
• Sela Ward, an actress
• Simon Ward, an actor
• Stephen Ward, British doctor involved in the Profumo affair
• Susan Ward, an actress
• Tracy Posner Ward, wife of Adam Ward, daughter of Victor Posner.

Fictional Characters:

• Ward Cleaver, a character in the television sitcom, Leave It To Beaver

Other:

• A spell; more specifically, a kind of magic in fantasy role playing games that protects or defends a person or place.
• A section of a hospital

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