BW students shine in National Cyber Defense Competition
Caleb Gindelberger '25 claimed third place in the 2025 U.S. Department of Defense Conquer the Hill® Command Competition.
Caleb Gindelberger '25 claimed third place in the 2025 U.S. Department of Defense Conquer the Hill® Command Competition.
BW's WISE Center seeks to promote understanding, compassion and ethical engagement.
The celebrated campus service organization sorted hundreds of books to help further literacy in Cleveland.
Michael Petrella '25 was named the 2025 NCAA Division III national champion — with other wrestling honors going to teammates and coaches.
BW student-athletes notched an Elite 8 basketball appearance, a men's wrestling national championship, a top 16 national finish in track & field and more.
The store, funded by a social change microgrant, offers students a sustainable way to find essential items where the only currency is kindness.
Beyond their performance on the field, Yellow Jackets show they are more than student-athletes by doing good in the community.
Success for Lauren Reid '25 extends beyond the classroom as she applies her psychology major in a big business environment.
Violin and viola performance majors Renée Long '25 and Hyunwoo Jeoung '25 help "make life’s moments even more special" with Berea Strings LLC.
Student teams from BW have a long track record of success in the annual high-pressure competition, often placing first or second since the IECC's inception in 2018.
Honors student Sophia Ott is successfully navigating being the first in her family to attend college and supporting other BW first-gen students with information.
Leah Kania of Albion, New York, will serve as the student body president, while Aniya Qualls of Elyria, Ohio, will take on the role of vice president.
A faculty-student research collaboration is helping Emily Gilman '26 excel in her goal of attending a prestigious graduate school.
The BW Circle K service club received a raft of awards at the recent statewide Ohio District Circle K Convention.
Peggy Zone Fisher looks to contribute to the BW community with purpose and passion.
BW education faculty revise department coursework, collaborate with Fairview Park schools with support from an Improving Literacy Partnership Incentive Grant.
Kim DeCredico '96 helped open the door for the first-ever trip to the Daytona 500 for BW sport management programs.
Berea combines the advantages of small-town security with the benefits of big-city proximity.
Harding Family Charitable Trust funds will support campus mental health care and provide major scholarships for BW's mental health counseling graduate students.
Sport management majors took on New Orleans, while Joe Kasper '15 added a coveted ring to his finger.
The awards are aimed at building the healthcare talent pipeline and filling the urgent need for medical professionals.
Keeping WBWC "new, fresh and edgy" is one of the reasons the radio station has a strong following of listeners.
Newly expanded pre-medical and pre-dental early acceptance programs can offer students a guaranteed seat in a future medical or dental school class.
The Ritter Library exhibit highlights the life of celebrated civil rights leader and BW graduate James Lawson, who died last summer.
Two-time national champion Michael Petrella '25 is BW's winningest wrestler as BW clinches a share of the OAC regular season for the fifth straight year.
