BW receives Choose Ohio First STEM funding
For the seventh straight year, the State of Ohio has awarded Choose Ohio First grant funding to BW for ongoing accomplishments in educating STEM leaders.
For the seventh straight year, the State of Ohio has awarded Choose Ohio First grant funding to BW for ongoing accomplishments in educating STEM leaders.
Twenty BW students are headed to the Super Bowl for the hands-on and networking opportunities.
BW engineering and environmental science students are doing research and development work to improve environmental management of major waterways.
Innovation and teamwork were on full display at a student showcase celebrating success in computing, engineering, mathematics and the sciences.
BW students were given the opportunity to contribute to MLK Week’s “Building the Beloved Community” by volunteering during the Day of Service.
A service-learning course partnering students with local organizations builds career skills and confidence in communication and strategic planning.
Three second-year students in the Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling program share their journey of what this career field means to them.
An expanded partnership with Near West Theatre offers exciting opportunities, among them a January musical theatre production showcasing BW students.
President Lee Fisher shares a vision for BW that aims to ensure all graduates are prepared to lead in a dynamic and unpredictable 21st-century global economy.
Two staff members were recognized for excellence in modeling BW's mission and values and dedication to strengthening the campus community.
A look back at the Baldwin Wallace moments that inspired, celebrated and connected our community this year.
The move comes as interest in the sport surges nationally, and Ohio sanctioned the sport for high schools earlier this year with the support of the Cleveland Browns.
The University marked the momentous milestone of college graduation with a series of events culminating with the official ceremony.
His story serves as an inspiration to lifelong learners and a lesson in resilience and second chances.
The arrangements are featured in the indie rock group's new holiday album, videos and concert tour.
Hands-on field experiences are a distinctive part of the environmental science major and provide deep-dive, real-world learning.
A semester-long course with an embedded internship is giving psychology seniors confidence-building skills, insights and networking contacts.
The February production of the contemporary comic opera "Speed Dating Tonight," staged at the Cleveland Museum of Art, earned the national recognition.
The BW chapter, which recently hosted the statewide Circle K Fall Rally, has long been among the most honored chapters in the state.
Six BW students created a new lab that explores bold questions about the mind and behavior.
With energetic YJ4L spirit and a penchant for campus involvement, Rafaella Mendes de Freitas '29 is making her mark at BW.
The original musical is attracting Broadway talent to lead performances at Playhouse Square and Off-Broadway at New World Stages.
Kate Lentz, a U.S. Coast Guard veteran who heads up Veterans and Transfer Students at BW, advocates for service members with action.
Aidan Eddy '26 stood out as one of the best collegiate vocalists in a nationwide pool vying to be recognized for "exceptional promise" as performers.
A vibrant part of campus life, first-gen students are celebrated, mentored and welcomed at BW. Raneem Abed is one of many such students.
