Longtime political science professor and campus leader Dr. Thomas Sutton is taking on the mantle of BW provost.
Some 230 graduates were encouraged to focus their futures on character, investing in relationships and purpose.
The professional skills and successes of four BW alumni earned them recognition by Crain's Cleveland Business.
The national recognition includes kudos for a virtual opera festival featuring new "Micro Operas" performed by BW voice students.
The study offers conservation advice based on 220 years of data that chart how the development of Greater Cleveland has shaped the region’s forests.
Jeffrey Haines ’72 has been causing high-end home envy for over 30 years with his sought-after interior designs.
The director of BW’s David & Frances Brain Center for Community Engagement shares how Gen Z is reshaping the way we think about giving back.
Christy Harst '98 has made a career out of being "heard and not seen" as the voice of many iconic national brands.
Two BW students and a faculty mentor recently traveled to Washington, D.C., to have their voices heard.
BW's Cybersecurity team placed 6th in the nation out of 95 teams competing to protect the U.S. energy infrastructure.
This latest grant will support scholarships for BW students studying in a variety of STEM programs with a special focus on healthcare careers.
Accolades abound for BW’s veteran and military services program, which has the support of the Cleveland Guardians as well as the campus community.
From research on quantum computing with Cleveland Clinic to being BW’s first committed women’s wrestler, Kyla Koos loves breakthrough roles.
Ohio's library system turned to a team of BW applied mathematics students to study the best method for transporting millions of books around the state.
With 30 years of YJ4L ties that span employment, service and philanthropy, Dr. Peter J. Rea will be the commencement speaker on Saturday, Dec. 9.
The institute will focus on research, training and services to address health disparities in Northeast Ohio.
This year’s Parent & Family Weekend was a time of fun, laughter, joy and celebration.
From a humble music program to a nationally acclaimed Conservatory of Music, the quasquicentennial celebrates BW’s commitment to artistic excellence.
As part of National Transfer Student Week, students offered appreciation to some of the people who are fueling their successful transitions to BW.
The 125-year-old BW Conservatory of Music bears witness to the transformative power of the arts in the lives of our students and our community.
A majority of likely Ohio voters favor abortion rights and the legalization of recreational marijuana.
Engineering had a record-setting 27 first-year students — a nod to the rigor and real-world focus that makes the ABET-accredited program a success.
Exceptional learning opportunities for students are among the many reasons BW has been touted as a music business leader by Billboard magazine.
A new psychology lab is exploring how health behavior can boost positive emotions to help people improve their well-being and prevent chronic illness.
Campus activities are highlighting the month, while faculty and staff members win recognition as notable Latino leaders.
Yellow Jacket esports teams are ramping up varsity competition and recently cut the ribbon on a new facility, setting a new standard for gameplay.
This year's Bold & Gold Homecoming Festival was an extravaganza of exciting new activities and crowd favorites as YJ4L pride was on display.
Casey Corritore ’21 is one of “40 young entrepreneurs, creative thinkers, and leaders shaping the future of Erie.”
The research project, commissioned by Cuyahoga County, was completed by faculty and students through the BW Community Research Institute.
More than two dozen BW students, alumni, faculty and staff are behind the current run of “Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812.”
Experts on the swift and disruptive advances in artificial intelligence are kicking off BW’s “Voices of Discovery” series.
Malisse Sinito ‘88 is a 2023 Crain’s Woman of Note, BW trustee and owner of some of Cleveland’s notable fine dining experiences.
The University is now #6 on the Best Midwest Regional Colleges list and earned other accolades, including #1 for Veterans.
The group of millennial grads has formed a circle of support as they navigate smart stock market investing together and offer advice to others.
Holding high the Brown & Gold banner of being champions for success, BW student-athletes are fierce competitors and exceptional scholars.
Dr. Timeka Rashid, BW’s vice president for student affairs, explains why support for first-generation college students is beneficial to all.
A whole lot of learning and development was happening at BW over the summer, with much of it disguised as pure fun.
The position is brand new for the world-renowned, global health system and is another step in Vickie Eaton Johnson ‘89 living out her purpose.
Reports out of Titans training camp say the former BW Yellow Jacket football star impressed the head coach during preseason play.
Students tested game-winning strategies and learned math along the way.
The digital data-sharing system aims to enhance uncrewed aerial flight safety and drive economic growth by positioning Northeast Ohio as a leader in the drone industry.
Lee Thomas ’76 brings broad experience to the trustees’ leadership role.
Smiles and selfies were as abundant as Brown and Gold at BW's Week of Welcome, where 730 new students joined our campus community.
Six faculty members have been awarded top honors for their achievements.
Anya Wu ’23 is among the "next generation” of nurses recognized in the 13th annual awards.
The Phi Theta Kappa honor places BW among the most transfer-friendly colleges in the nation.
In a few weeks, eight sets of multiples will join our YJ4L family as first-year students.
Ohio U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown addresses organizational leaders at BW’s annual partnership breakfast.
From med school students to residents, BW Primary Healthcare Advancement Program grads offer top talent to the medical community.
Deep BW connections to a pair of “mega-employers” highlight the big benefits of NE Ohio business partnerships for BW students.
Harold Pretel ’03 was appointed by the county executive, confirmed by the county council and sworn into office earlier this month.
BW's "strong undergrad music theater program" catapulted the University onto this year's list of the best schools for aspiring actors.
From the National Endowment for the Humanities to the National Science Foundation, BW projects are winning high-profile support.
A look back at highlights and memorable moments from Baldwin Wallace University's 2022-23 academic year.
Nicole Schwartz '23 is a psychology major and neuroscience minor who explored the meaning of happiness in her last semester.
Kevin Sullivan forges a rewarding career path in higher education that has earned national recognition.
Do you know your worth in the job market? An expert panel convened by BW's Carmel Boyer School of Business has answers.
Two BW alumni have careers in research that could be monumental in providing medical advancement.
BW and partner schools earned a $2 million National Science Foundation grant to fund the project, which supports underrepresented students.
The Center for First-generation Student Success has chosen BW for membership in the national First Scholars Network.
The 2023 winner of the American College of Sports Medicine's Certified Professional of the Year Award is a BW graduate who's not done yet.
Europe, Africa and Central America were all destinations as faculty-led programs bounced back from the days of public health travel restrictions.
Adventurer Kerrigan Ponsart is headed to Zambia with the Peace Corps — a perfect capstone to her BW study abroad and service experiences.
Grant Cordle is going to Colombia as a Fulbright English Teaching Award recipient, a top honor for the aspiring bilingual speech-language pathologist.
The growing popularity of the undergraduate public health major at BW mirrors a national trend and offers broad application after graduation.
Humanity and healthcare were at the heart of a four-year project that provided custom-designed software to a clinic that assists rural Mayans.
The Cleveland Browns turn to BW Dining Services again this year to teach a "Rooks to Cooks" class.
If you're living on or near campus this summer, here's a list of fun things to do in and around Berea!
An interdisciplinary research project is analyzing how athletes who had ACL injury and reconstructive surgery process and react to environmental cues.
From research to creative projects, BW Summer Scholars are working alongside faculty to break new ground in their studies.
The BW All-American made the improbable leap from a Division III football team to a contract with the Tennessee Titans.
Members of the BW community are enjoying a live lesson in ornithology right outside their office and classroom windows.
BW's 2023 Alumni Merit Awards recognize the distinguished achievements and service of six outstanding BW alumni.
On a picture-perfect spring day, the pandemic-forged Class of 2023 marked graduation with cheers, smiles and happy tears.
Ryan and two other BW grads will perform on the Tony Awards live broadcast on June 11.
To mark "Specially-Abled Pets Day" on May 3, we share the heartwarming story of a Yellow Jacket mastiff named Aslan.
The faculty-student research identifies gaps in monitoring and inequities tied to redlining in the air that neighborhoods breathe.
The Ovation Festival, Honors Day Awards and other recognition events give standout students their day in the sun.
While the human element is still key, Brad Kostka, MBA '00 says AI tools can be leveraged to boost efficiency.
BW seniors Emily Hathcock and Abby Rodriguez received prestigious recognition for their research by psychology honorary Psi Chi.
A big BW audience tapped into the expertise of the co-founder of Northeast Ohio's original craft brewery for lessons about profits, people and planet.
From success creating TikToks for a major brand to starting her own businesses, Lexi Ripperger '20 is making her mark as a digital entrepreneur.
While law enforcement may be the more typical application for her major, Ellie Templeton '21 is using her degree for social change.
The groundbreaking research looks to revolutionize the way a caregiver communicates with a patient's informal network.
As the 2023 NBA Playoffs get underway, you'll find a BW grad on the sidelines for the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Students elected Matt Perry '24 to serve as the student body president and Maree Horne '25 as student body vice president.
Michael Petrella was named the NCAA Division III national champ — with top men's wrestling honors also going to teammates and coaches.
A trip to Wall Street is one of the latest examples of students getting a taste of the real world outside the classroom.
Longtime player Julia Stein '24 teamed up with newcomer Angie Case '25 to vanquish D1 competitors on their way to the title.
It was a big day for BW Gives as donor generosity made this year's 24-hour event an amazing success with $500,639 generated.
An event billed as "a celebration of powerful women" was part rugby tournament, part women's empowerment event.
Gregory M. Cingle '90, CPA, is BW's new CFO, a role that puts him at the helm of the university's finance operations.
Musician and content creator Paige Zilba '16 has an astonishing 13 million followers across her social media platforms.
Having gained acceptance to three vet schools, BW biology major Grace Kaylor is fulfilling her goal of honoring her dog Murphy through her career.
With an illustrious career in banking and extensive community engagement, Paul Clark, MBA '81, is BW's Commencement keynote speaker for Saturday, May 6.
Dr. Athena Ridgley '18 of Bee Well Physical Therapy has a passion for practicing physical therapy the "right way."
BW celebrates the contributions of AmeriCorps volunteers by starting a new student-led initiative to fill unmet need.
BW is the first college outside of Texas invited to a Jeopardy-like challenge Brain Bowl, in which four BW students will vie for top honors.
A marketing and PR alumnus is channeling his love for sports and media into a globetrotting career.
In his new role, Flanik will continue to manage IT while expanding his oversight to a range of other campus operations.
The newly minted record-holder and BW business alumna discovered her passion for running after she graduated.
The beaches of Lake Erie were the backdrop to a research study by Clay Kolke, who used his interdisciplinary expertise throughout the 18-month project.
Engineering students are designing a new sit-to-stand walker that can boost mobility for individuals needing accommodation.
A new Democracy and Civility Initiative is cultivating respectful dialogue in the classroom and beyond.
Service and addressing social justice issues are an important part of BW alternative break trips.
Growing use of unmanned aerial vehicles spurs creation of a framework that will organize safe "highways in the sky."
BW's new childbirth simulator provides outstanding hands-on learning opportunities for nursing students.
A new childbirth simulator is providing students with elite learning experiences.
A vibrant part of campus, the Black Cultural Center is a place for students to make lifelong friends and network with people of different backgrounds.
On this Valentine's Day 2023, we celebrate BW's more than 2,000 alumni couples with another round of love stories.
BW graduates are among the movers and shakers named to the magazine's latest "Power 150" and "40 under Forty" lists.
BW esports now has a roster of more than 40 students competing in two leagues and five game titles.
Joe Kasper '15 is on the Eagles coaching staff while sport management students prepare to work the big event in Arizona.
Online MBA and MAEd programs among the best in the nation, while SLP is featured by Newsweek.
The impressive team of students claimed second prize and the respect of judges at the rigorous investment banking competition.
BW honors Dr. Obie Bender, who spearheaded efforts to move BW forward in diversity and inclusion and was a cherished mentor to countless students.
The goal is to support students seeking purpose and personal values with or without being part of a specific religious tradition.
The Fawick Gallery exhibition "A Big Relief" has been invited to the Gallery at Moreland Courts at Shaker Square.
Clara Harb '19 credits outstanding mentoring by her BW professors for helping her forge an impressive career path in global health and bioethics.
These new interdisciplinary majors offer data-minded students the opportunity to pursue a career in the field of their choice.
Aspiring teachers from BW's education department team up with Fairview Park schools to accelerate a post-COVID-19 academic rebound in reading and math.
BW welcomes Dr. Léna (Kavaliauskas) Crain '06 as Dean of Students.
BW's distinctive UX Research Lab provides opportunities for students take the lead on real-world projects that give them in-demand career skills.
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