The investment sets Ohio up as a leader in flight information sharing and enhances the potential for innovative commercial and public safety uses.
The award celebrates Northeast Ohio women who are positively impacting the communities around them through their work.
BW Financial Aid Director's award-winning "Better FAFSA Help" was born out of a desire to confront "a cesspool of bad information" on social media.
President Lee Fisher acknowledged the donor response as "an investment in our students and a vote of confidence in the next chapter of BW's 180-year story."
The Kelly Clarkson Show lauded Sam McIntosh '15, who founded an organization to produce and promote authentic hip-hop and street dance.
Greece was one of many destinations for BW students and faculty immersed in study abroad and service-learning.
"Faces of Care" celebrates NE Ohio nurses "who have made an impact on the community, and the next generation of nurses who will be joining their ranks."
Emily Collins '23 offered each child a plant with a history that ties back to her own kindergarten teacher.
Transfer students, like Ryan Reffner '23, find STEM Scholars to be a welcoming community where mentoring can prepare them for doctoral studies.
Watch and celebrate another incredible year at Baldwin Wallace University.
The BW criminal justice alumnus brings more than three decades of experience in law enforcement, training and community service to the role.
Named to a new role, Nora Mahoney '10 brings visionary thinking, intellect and achievement to the Union Club of Cleveland.
Christy Harst '98 is challenging industry norms and advocating for equal opportunities for both men and women.
From competitions to real-world startups, BW students and alumni are identifying opportunities to innovate new products and services.
First, the National Endowment for the Humanities supported the idea; now, a larger NEH implementation grant will help BW bring an innovative and powerful new minor to life.
Julia Gersey '24 is building on her BW accomplishments as the recipient of an elite fellowship.
The synergies between Baldwin Wallace and the Browns include the annual "Rooks to Cooks" class at BW, student internships, alumni in the front office and more.
BW Assoc. VP and Dean of Students Léna Crain, Ph.D., argues that students benefit from coaching to develop tools for navigating friction in life.
An avid swimmer at BW, Arlene Polen '55 is now a two-time U.S. Masters Swimming national champion.
Judges crowned BW the 2025 overall winner in the University's first year in the annual competition to harness the power of waves, tides and currents.
A new faculty initiative seeks to embed an innovative mindset and skill set into coursework across a variety of majors.
Community participants and students alike benefit from the BW Speech Clinic, which offers speech, language and hearing services free of charge.
Wartime has often been a catalyst for innovation and change at BW.
Sophia Ott '26 is the 2025 Lauria STEM Research Scholar, a title that will enable her to bolster her research experience this summer.
With an emphasis on 10-, 25-, 40- and 50-year reunions, graduates from many eras were welcomed back for a weekend of activities.
