New BW award recognizes outstanding young alumni
BW is celebrating the achievements and contributions of its young alumni with a new award that was presented in May.
BW is celebrating the achievements and contributions of its young alumni with a new award that was presented in May.
The prestigious annual award recognizes a select group of extraordinary alumni.
After an enthusiastic reception during the month of March, a successful alumna's generous gift has funded the space for another year.
Paul Koomar '83 is proud of the vitality and financial stability of the city on the shores of Lake Erie.
David Lamb '24 is living abroad and helping to give racing fans a behind-the-scenes look at one of the most prestigious auto races in the world.
For Ian Gregory Hill '14, the project — an official selection in the international Easterseals Disability Film Challenge — is personal.
Before his voice had even changed, the young Akron native and music theatre grad got his first taste of BW's talent development at a Community Arts School camp.
Steven Huynh '21 made his Broadway debut in the one-act show "Maybe Happy Ending," serving as standby to Darren Criss in the South Korean musical.
Matthew Sycle's name may not be on the marquee, but this BW arts management major is making a name for himself on Broadway.
Fieldwork is an important part of alumnus Martin Mann's career in acoustics. The engineering and music performance major credits BW for his success.
Maddy Lambdin '24 stood out from hundreds of students and recent grads from across the nation to earn brand new recognition for Super Bowl volunteers.
Randell McShepard '86 has spent decades investing his time and talents in community service and positive change for Northeast Ohio.
Cosmetics entrepreneur Deanna Loggins '18 got a boost from BW LaunchNet to foster her solution to a common problem for women of color.
Recent Baldwin Wallace University graduate leads collegiate esports program to national success.
Michael Petrella '25 was named the 2025 NCAA Division III national champion — with other wrestling honors going to teammates and coaches.
Eric Hollender, MBA '16, turned an entrepreneurial vision into Taps & Tails, a thriving space for dogs and their humans that just marked four years in business.
Hoy sets sail on his second Broadway production, "Pirates! The Penzance Musical," opening on April 4.
Media production major Darrius Cook '20 brings a diverse voice to National Public Radio.
Five years past a college graduation interrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, Hope Sloop ’20 got to live out bucket list items at the 2025 Oscars and Golden Globes.
The popular bookstore Alicia Frazier '10 created in Medina, Ohio, offers readers an immersive experience.
Attorney Mohamed Aziz '12 has built a successful career focused on financial regulatory compliance.
Anthony Kendall '22 is keeping his NFL dreams alive with the team in BW's backyard.
Kim DeCredico '96 helped open the door for the first-ever trip to the Daytona 500 for BW sport management programs.
On this Valentine's Day 2025, we celebrate BW's more than 2,000 alumni couples with another round of their love stories.
Sport management majors took on New Orleans, while Joe Kasper '15 added a coveted ring to his finger.
