Singing for the Cleveland Browns and their fans in the open-air lakefront stadium provided a very different, challenging and "exhilarating" stage experience.
During this National Transfer Student Week, BW reaffirms the University's "exceptional commitment" to transfer students.
Thanks to faculty mentoring, BW students of any major can follow a path to medical school.
The Center's new name celebrates the global engagement of BW's longest-serving president and first lady.
The long-term, collaborative project involved a range of tactics from secret shoppers to support for new legal restrictions.
BW marks a legacy of educational excellence while boldly looking to the future.
The research project was a collaboration with Cleveland Metroparks, fellow students and a key faculty mentor.
Faculty-student mentoring in the cadaver lab gives participants hands-on learning experiences that many colleges can't offer at the undergraduate level.
The program's much-anticipated fall musical, based on the hit film, includes music by the legendary Dolly Parton.
The launch of the President's Horizon Award marks a significant milestone as BW celebrates its 180th anniversary under new leadership.
As faculty and students engage businesses in generative AI and automation, the University will also launch a parallel track of on-campus training to expand AI mastery at BW.
The advisor for Men's and Women's Rugby at Baldwin Wallace University, Christine Varga, writes about the growing popularity and inclusivity of the sport of rugby.
Not only is Baldwin Wallace ranked as a leading regional university once again, BW is also lauded for Best Value, Social Mobility, Best for Veterans and Best Engineering...
The publication counted up which universities had the most alumni on Broadway stages during the 2024-25 season.
The late October event will feature a new parade route and new tailgate festival location along with the traditional food, football and fun.
The Thrifting Tree, Noah Mowery's vintage clothing store, celebrates its grand opening on Saturday, September 20, just a block away from the BW campus.
Studying communication sciences and disorders offers rewarding benefits that come during clinical experiences with clients.
He's super busy and super successful — Mark Wilson '26 is a role model for channeling ambition into accomplishment.
BW's number one ranking by RegisteredNursing.org is a testament to exceptional preparation for a high-demand career path.
Student-curated exhibit traces the remarkable discoveries of retired archaeologist William M. Kelso '63.
Hannah Tramonte's summer internship included performing, recording and collaborating on music.
BW students will have a busy year of projects that span a NASA "Moon to Mars" competition and field work with the Port of Cleveland, among others.
The BW Trustee, in his 22nd year with the NFL Cleveland Browns and HSG, vows "to expand our efforts and prioritize our fans, our community and winning."
Anthony "Tony" Peebles, MBA '98, is being welcomed to BW as alumni engagement director.
New leadership and initiatives are invigorating campus with activity, as BW welcomes a high-achieving first-year and transfer class.
