BW students design prototype tunnel system for NASA challenge
BW was one of 10 schools nationwide accepted into a NASA Challenge, where students gained invaluable, real-world engineering skills.
BW was one of 10 schools nationwide accepted into a NASA Challenge, where students gained invaluable, real-world engineering skills.
Student participation has always been at the heart of the Bach Festival, which is being held April 17-18.
It was the second consecutive first-place finish for BW as accounting students won top honors in the Intercollegiate Ethics Case Competition.
BW's annual day of giving was a big success thanks to the generosity of donors who came together in support of students.
For transfer students, the first day on campus carries an extra layer of uncertainty. At BW, those concerns are met with reassurance.
Carrie Short, BW director of financial aid, helps students and families navigate the complexities of college funding with clarity and care.
BW once again scored atop the Ohio Athletic Conference with impressive accolades that showcase grit and glory.
More than 8,600 visits in its first year prove the pop-up Women's Center is here to stay.
For 25 years, BW's Dance Marathon student organization has helped raise money to fight pediatric aids.
The Parkinson's Clinic is a community where care and professional service address an individual's cognitive, communication and social needs.
In honor of Study Abroad Day this week, we’re celebrating one of BW's most distinctive opportunities — its study abroad programs.
Six months of creative and strategic work is being showcased in an avant-garde, student-led original production – from script to tech to acting.
Psychology major Nicole Johnson '26 shares three simple ways to turn your frown upside down and chase the winter blues away.
Twenty BW students and two faculty returned from Super Bowl LX, where they gained unparalleled opportunities to network, learn from professionals and showcase their skills.
Ranked No. 8 nationally, BW women's basketball is impressive as the wins keep coming and the team pushes forward to postseason success.
BW made an impressive showing at this year's Cleveland ACG Cup, a competition showcasing the business acumen of college students.
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.
