Big thanks for BW Gives
BW's annual 24-hour fundraising event was a success in rallying the community together in support of helping students.
BW's annual 24-hour fundraising event was a success in rallying the community together in support of helping students.
BW Burrell Observatory director Gary Kader offers advice for taking advantage of Northeast Ohio's front-row seat to a spectacular solar event.
A BW alumna returned to BW to work as a student success coach, helping students across campus thrive through interactive workshops.
In sneakers and jeans, Professor Dan Schrag is dispelling the myth that accounting is "boring" and leading the charge to share the big career potential.
As a team, Baldwin Wallace finished in the top 10 for the third straight season.
Thirty BW Conservatory student-artists join creative collaborators Gideon ’25 and Hank ’26 Temple for the world premiere of “Star Machine" musical.
BW's 111-year-old student newspaper, The Exponent, is gaining recognition as it breaks new ground.
BW second-year students are benefiting from a peer-led program that builds personal and professional skills.
Dustin Johnson '24 went from the Baldwin Wallace sidelines to a dream photography gig with the NBA Cavs — all before he graduates.
In a U.S. News review of 1,800 online programs nationwide, BW was among the very best, offering flexibility for busy adult students.
In partnership with JobsOhio, the program offers holistic student support, including success coaching, scholarships, networking and applied learning.
After clearing early auditions, a music theatre student and graduate are on site for the season premiere of the long-running singing competition.
First-generation student Daisjah Brown '25 was inspired by a civil rights-focused alternative break to showcase Black entrepreneurship at BW.
For the 12th year, BW students participated in one of the biggest sport spectacles on the planet, and there are more mega-events on deck.
The prestigious Association for Corporate Growth Cup win comes after BW’s Investment Club grew their piece of BW's endowment to record heights.
A new student organization is helping boost awareness and response to confront Ohio's alarming top-five national ranking in human trafficking cases.
The BW baseball team's recent trip to the Dominican Republic spotlights a new initiative by the Center for Global Exploration.
Jake Grasso, Great Lakes Esports Conference 2022 Director of the Year, argues that BW's esports success runs deeper than championships.
The new partnership will provide enhanced on-campus healthcare to students, including access to electronic medical records.
Some 230 graduates were encouraged to focus their futures on character, investing in relationships and purpose.
The national recognition includes kudos for a virtual opera festival featuring new "Micro Operas" performed by BW voice students.
The study offers conservation advice based on 220 years of data that chart how the development of Greater Cleveland has shaped the region’s forests.
The director of BW’s David & Frances Brain Center for Community Engagement shares how Gen Z is reshaping the way we think about giving back.
Two BW students and a faculty mentor recently traveled to Washington, D.C., to have their voices heard.
BW's Cybersecurity team placed 6th in the nation out of 95 teams competing to protect the U.S. energy infrastructure.