BW alum and entrepreneur launches unique eye makeup company
Kerri Butcher '05 launched Miné Stencils, a health-conscious, environmentally friendly beauty company.
Kerri Butcher '05 launched Miné Stencils, a health-conscious, environmentally friendly beauty company.
From undergraduate and graduate degrees to teaching, these sisters achieve goals in triplicate.
From phone cases to life-saving bracelets, BW's Center for Innovation and Growth (CIG) and LaunchNET provide support for student entrepreneurs.
A national grant award recognizes five innovative arts education programs across the country in the wake of pandemic restrictions.
Every graduate was recognized by name during two live-streamed ceremonies on Saturday, December 12.
BW nursing alumnus Cody Shearrow '19 went from pediatric patient to becoming an RN at the same hospital that treated him 20-plus years ago.
It's the latest in a growing list of achievements for Dr. Kara Gawelik '14, a first generation BW graduate from Brunswick, Ohio.
BW's arts community is forging ahead with innovative and engaging student experiences that follow health safety protocols while showcasing success.
A community partnership with Berea's Red Cedar Coffee Co. will benefit the "YJ4th Year Scholarship" fund.
Lesley Rudin '21 and Andrew Furio '20 won an award for designing a website that helps students find music schools that match their interests.
With skills gained from BW's student-run radio station and a Fox 8 internship, Madeline Carter '19 is anchoring NBC's KNDU Wake Up Northwest show.
Dr. Stephanie Rothman and her psychology students studied the phenomenon, and the findings were recently published.
The paid student-employees are part of the end-to-end process with clients from initial consultation to finished product.
Jackets Engaged is not only working to boost voter participation but challenging students to stage engaged in civic life.
The BW Great Lakes Poll attracted international media attention and gave BW students a front-row seat to democracy in action.
Cameron Dunbar '14 credits his stop motion film success to an array of opportunities at BW.
Delta Zeta sorority honored Corinne Saliba '14, MBA '18, with their 35 Under 35 award.
In the latest top-tier journal research, BW public health faculty conducted pioneering work that predicts hotspots for lower respiratory illness in the U.S.
The show, shot guerrilla film-style on iPhones at more than 40 Northeast Ohio locations, begins streaming November 19.
Erin Neff '21 is working with BW's Brain Center and Dining Services to bring the Swipe Out Hunger program to BW this fall.
BW students will support the effort and gain paid, hands-on experience in a public health community partnership.
BW Great Lakes Poll offers insights into voter sentiment in four key Midwest swing states.
Though Isabella Schiavon '21 is taking classes remotely this semester from Brazil, the savvy student is still making her mark in a big way.
BW's new undergraduate nursing major builds on the success of its post-baccalaureate BSN program with intensive coursework and clinical experiences.
The Alumni Merit Awards celebrate professional achievements and leadership as well as community and campus involvement.
Computer science major Lucas Shalkhauser '21 spent the summer plotting outlines of communication between locations in the solar system.
Both speech-language pathology professor Chisomo Selemani and English major Ashtyn Morris '21 are featured in the 2020 celebration.
The Baldwin Wallace University Great Lakes Poll surveyed likely voters on a variety of topics that may factor into the November election.
The pandemic-fueled stock crash and rebound presented an opportunity to learn about the unpredictable nature of the markets.
For the 27th straight year, BW is among U.S. News & World Report's best colleges.
Laura D'Amato '93 is the recipient of two noteworthy awards in Ohio academic librarianship in 2020.
Steinway and Sons has bestowed upon keyboard professor Dr. Sungeun Kim the coveted title of "Steinway Artist."
Jeff Kovacs '99, MBA '10, was promoted from director of finance to CFO at Hospice of the Western Reserve.
Professor Kenneth Atchinson was named IT Educator of the Year at the annual Greater Cleveland Partnership Best of Tech Awards.
A time of BW tradition and excitement, Week of Welcome brought 670 first-year students and 110 transfer students to campus.
One returning and five new full-time faculty members are joining the BW community this fall.
New approach gives applicants simplicity and certainty by basing merit scholarships solely on high school GPA.
A pair of BW grads have launched an entrepreneurial venture that delivers fresh coffee from local U.S. roasters right to your door.
With "BW Be Safe" plans and protocols in place, the fall 2020 semester is about to begin.
BW has entered into a management contract with Follett, one of the nation's largest operators of campus bookstores.
BW has diverse and exciting co-curricular activities awaiting students this fall that combine fun with health safety protocols.
The inaugural class of BW Peer Career Advisors will be trained and ready to hold office hours when the fall semester starts.
Outside the classroom, BW professors are widely quoted sources in news stories and commentary.
The grant will help support a multi-year, international service-learning partnership with Mission Guatemala's medical clinic.
BW meets the growing demand in fields like data science and applied mathematics, computer and network security, and engineering.
Recognizing the climate of challenge and change in the business of sport, BW offers an MBA in Sport Management starting in fall 2020.
In honoring Dr. Rebecca Korwin '95, the business weekly also highlighted the early influence of a BW chemistry professor.
A BW expert offers advice for families to maximize financial aid, especially in the midst of change and uncertainty.
Whether working remotely or on-site, BW students found ways this summer to intern and participate in programs that gave them important career skills.
The Conservatory of Music and theatre are using creativity to combine health safety with outstanding learning and performance opportunities.
A group of BW leaders and medical experts has put together a comprehensive plan that focuses on a safe and successful return to campus.
An outpouring of generosity resulted in final totals beyond original goals.
As COVID-19 spotlights health disparities, a BW-led team is one of 20 nationwide to receive a 2020 Healthiest Cities & Counties Challenge grant.
A new Racial Equity Task Force begins work with the goal of creating a more inclusive, safe and respectful campus environment.
BW's new integrated speech-language pathology program provides a seamless track for students to earn bachelor's and master's degrees in five years.
Though COVID-19 brought a twist to this year's Summer Scholars program, the students involved found creative and scholarly ways to do their research.
Dr. Swagata Banik will be responsible for the University's growing portfolio of graduate programs and sponsored research.
With social distancing protocols in place, BW students conducted important field and lab research with BW biology professor Dr. Kathryn Flinn.
Both The Exponent, BW's student-run newspaper, and WBWC 88.3 FM The STING earned national kudos this year.
Signs, plexiglass shields and a large supply of gold masks are part of preparations to resume on-campus living and learning in August.
The first university partnership with Maple Tree Cancer Alliance is expected to continue in the fall.
The latest graffiti art project led by Stamy Paul's nonprofit attracted dozens of artists, including another BW grad.
The leading-edge study of risk modeling has already been cited by pandemic researchers around the world.
The framework prioritizes the safety of the BW community, while providing a quality campus learning and living experience.
While waiting to see if baseball will come back to the masses, Cody is navigating his way through his upended professional baseball career.
Kristen Glazer '10 and her colleagues at the Greater Cleveland Food Bank have seen exponential growth in need.
New options in course delivery, credentialing and more have transformed BW's MBA and graduate certificate programs.
The innovative program engages students in work that will not only build their resumes but also prepare them for the future.
BW foreign language students provided valuable translation services to help Cleveland public health officials assist the Hispanic community.
Through his custom home building business, Jeff Crawford '96 helps kids in need locally and nationally.
In and out of the classroom, from first-year students to graduating seniors, the BW learning community did noteworthy work in the 2019-20 academic year.
Study abroad and other BW experiential learning opportunities helped Klementyna Pozniak and Jessica Villacres become Fulbright recipients.
Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society applauds BW's robust and meaningful support for transfer students, including free summer courses.
Across Northeast Ohio and beyond, BW alumni are in the fight to save lives and care for individuals affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The 2020 winner of the Milton T. Baldwin Prize, BW's equivalent of valedictorian, did not travel an easy path to straight A's.
BW's 170th Commencement ceremonies may be delayed, but graduates were recognized and celebrated online.
A business student and an arts management grad apply marketing and entrepreneurship skills to meet pandemic needs.
New statewide Ohio survey shows 70% of Ohioans prioritize public health over the economy.
BW is featured on Billboard's "2020 Top Music Business Schools" list, citing BW's innovative courses, industry connections and successful alumni.
BW's nursing, physician assistant and public health programs are bringing leadership and expertise to Northeast Ohio's health care community.
The program focused on the hard and soft professional skills female undergraduates need for internships and careers at STEM startups.
BW students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends work to make a difference in the communities they call home.
One of the nation's leading providers of behavioral health services by telephone offers crisis counseling 24/7.
Strive for College applauds BW support for first-generation students with new recognition program.
The Yellow Jackets Career Connections Network, powered by Wisr, is now open to all alumni, students, faculty and staff.
Master of Public Health student Sonja Kennick is one of many BW health care heroes at the front line of combating COVID-19.
Campus community works to deliver online programs with BW's hallmark personal touch.
Gabriella Drago '19 was featured on the Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities' "OOD Works" podcast.
New BW Great Lakes Poll surveys four key Midwest states in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Graduate accounting students demonstrate winning ethical and critical thinking under pressure.
BW's Conservatory of Music is launching new majors in music industry and music theatre direction to prepare students for exciting careers in the arts.
A game-winning three-pointer brought sweet victory to the Yellow Jackets, who are heading to the next round of the NCAA tournament on March 13.
New strategic direction prepares students for excellence and positions BW as an essential partner in the economic growth of the region.
Audiences will have the chance to experience the oldest collegiate Bach festival in the nation in a new light and on a new stage April 24-26.
Local invasive species specialist Mark Warman '13 surprised local botanists with some major discoveries in Northeast Ohio.
On this Valentine's Day 2020, we celebrate the more than 2,000 alumni couples. Here are a few stories from YJ4Ls who found love at BW.
The team will compete in the Midwest Regional Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (CCDC) in March.
Super Bowl LIV in Miami offered students a learning experience like no other.
More than 275 BW graduates are employed at the Cleveland headquarters of the global coatings industry giant.
LGBTQ advocate Phyllis "Seven" Harris '01 drives inclusion within the Cleveland nonprofit sector.
Coding knowledge and critical thinking skills helped Helen Nguyen '18 secure a position at one of the world's largest greeting card companies.
Kaitlin Sweany '13 credits skills gained at BW for her senior quality engineer position at Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control.
New Baldwin Wallace University Great Lakes Poll offers intriguing snapshot of voter views in Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
Ohio is investing $725,000 in scholarships for BW students in a range of majors from cybersecurity to business information systems.
The Great Lakes Poll will target Ohio and three Midwest states that were decided by tiny margins in the 2016 presidential election.
BW Music Theatre keeps racking up the recognition, including a raft of critics' awards for the staging of "Once."