Melissa Waddell '19 cites her experience at Baldwin Wallace as the key to her career success.
Baldwin Wallace Kleist Center for Art & Drama is a certified sensory-inclusive theatre thanks to the work of student Taylor Lang.
World-ranked racquetball player Thomas Carter won singles and doubles national titles during his senior year at BW. In March, his sister did the same.
Baldwin Wallace hosted a total solar eclipse watch event complete with a cosmic playlist, moon pies and Yellow Jacket viewing glasses.
BW's proximity to Cleveland pays off again during a magical March Madness weekend.
Jordyn Rozek '22 transformed the global pandemic into a time of growth that propelled her back into middle school at the head of the class.
Glenn Barrett '71, founder and CEO of OrthoLite, is BW's Spring Commencement speaker.
Stroboscopic assessment is one of the many services at BW's Voice Clinic, a center where SLP students gain valuable hands-on learning.
From BW classrooms to the largest theater festival in the world, Daniel Ruffing's "Twilight" parody returns to Scotland after a sold-out debut.
BW's annual 24-hour fundraising event was a success in rallying the community together in support of helping students.
BW Burrell Observatory director Gary Kader offers advice for taking advantage of Northeast Ohio's front-row seat to a spectacular solar event.
A BW alumna returned to BW to work as a student success coach, helping students across campus thrive through interactive workshops.
In sneakers and jeans, Professor Dan Schrag is dispelling the myth that accounting is "boring" and leading the charge to share the big career potential.
As a team, Baldwin Wallace finished in the top 10 for the third straight season.
Special Agent Corina Pavel '18 returned to BW to continue a recruiting tradition that got her hooked on an international career she calls "loads of fun."
Long-time theatre lover Emily Hutlock '20 has used her passions to guide her to the "perfect place" to start her career, right in Cleveland.
Helping safeguard the Great Lakes is an ongoing priority for biology major Sarah Bowman '07.
Thirty BW Conservatory student-artists join creative collaborators Gideon ’25 and Hank ’26 Temple for the world premiere of “Star Machine" musical.
"Rusty the Raccoon is Scared of the Dark" resonates with all children but emphasizes the importance of friendship, courage and overcoming obstacles.
BW's 111-year-old student newspaper, The Exponent, is gaining recognition as it breaks new ground.
BW second-year students are benefiting from a peer-led program that builds personal and professional skills.
Dustin Johnson '24 went from the Baldwin Wallace sidelines to a dream photography gig with the NBA Cavs — all before he graduates.
When she took over at age 25, BW arts management alumna Rachel Hagemeier '19 became one of the youngest symphony orchestra CEOs in the country.
In a U.S. News review of 1,800 online programs nationwide, BW was among the very best, offering flexibility for busy adult students.
Kyle Kinney's willingness to explore led him to blend a passion for research and interest in technology into a multifaceted role after college.
