BW study abroad offers introspective lens to learning
This summer, 136 students and faculty members made their global footprint across 10 countries and three continents as part of study abroad.
This summer, 136 students and faculty members made their global footprint across 10 countries and three continents as part of study abroad.
The funding will support students as they complete faculty-mentored consulting projects for area businesses through four specialized BW centers.
After its April arrival on campus, the program has already yielded summer internships and its first two full-time hires.
Week of Welcome is the kick-off to the new year, as 700 incoming first-year students joined the YJ4L community.
Kyla Koos is one of three Baldwin Wallace STEM Scholars participating in a prestigious summer research program.
As they say in the real estate business, the latest Baldwin Wallace Residence Life complex offers "Location! Location! Location!"
In August, Yellow Jacket basketball teams traveled to Ireland for a study abroad experience that included comradery and cultural immersion.
BW is preparing to welcome early arrivals back to campus next week, starting Tuesday, August 13, with the Yellow Jacket football team and marching band.
With leadership, insight and dedication, Mia Basit-Hightower is transforming her personal experience into a mission of helping others attend college.
With the belief that world-class sporting events make great hands-on classrooms, BW takes on the granddaddy of them all this summer.
The Phi Theta Kappa honor acknowledges BW as an exceptional university that goes above and beyond for its transfer students.
From middle school side hustle to a thriving online business, Noah Mowery is tackling fast fashion with a savvy mindset and merchandising.
A collaboration with State Industrial Products was deemed a "great success" for both the company and the BW students.
Top entertainment media have (once again) crowned BW one of the best places to study music theatre in the world.
From research to creative projects, BW Summer Scholars are pursuing topics that enable them to expand their studies with the help of a faculty mentor.
A partnership with a dynamic, female-led construction company allowed BW engineering students to use a Metroparks construction project as a learning lab.
With the college commencement season now behind us, consider the extraordinary journey of the Class of 2024.
From publishing in a Spanish-language newspaper to presenting at a major conference, BW students put their Español to work.
Cutting-edge upgrades in HoloLens technology offer realistic practice diagnosing and responding to a range of healthcare conditions.
Eight Baldwin Wallace students earned the competitive scholarships for STEM majors, including aspiring math and science teachers.
Baldwin Wallace enjoys a top ten ranking among Best Private Colleges in Ohio and a best program ranking for sport management in the U.S.
Through a partnership with Mission Guatemala, Dr. Laura Hopkins and three students traveled abroad to collect firsthand data about childhood nutrition.
Flexible, foundational coursework replaces more restrictive core and allows students to choose courses that fuel both their career aspirations and a life well-lived.
Students in one political science class piloted a series of workshops this semester, offering input for a fall rollout in all First Year Experience (FYE) courses.
In a column originally appearing on cleveland.com, BW grads Ryan Rivera, MBA '24, and Dane McNulty '24 share real-world lessons they learned on investing young.
