BW wrestler wins third straight NCAA national championship
Michael Petrella '25 was named the 2025 NCAA Division III national champion — with other wrestling honors going to teammates and coaches.
Michael Petrella '25 was named the 2025 NCAA Division III national champion — with other wrestling honors going to teammates and coaches.
Eric Hollender, MBA '16, turned an entrepreneurial vision into Taps & Tails, a thriving space for dogs and their humans that just marked four years in business.
Hoy sets sail on his second Broadway production, "Pirates! The Penzance Musical," opening on April 4.
Media production major Darrius Cook '20 brings a diverse voice to National Public Radio.
Five years past a college graduation interrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, Hope Sloop ’20 got to live out bucket list items at the 2025 Oscars and Golden Globes.
The popular bookstore Alicia Frazier '10 created in Medina, Ohio, offers readers an immersive experience.
Attorney Mohamed Aziz '12 has built a successful career focused on financial regulatory compliance.
Anthony Kendall '22 is keeping his NFL dreams alive with the team in BW's backyard.
Kim DeCredico '96 helped open the door for the first-ever trip to the Daytona 500 for BW sport management programs.
On this Valentine's Day 2025, we celebrate BW's more than 2,000 alumni couples with another round of their love stories.
Sport management majors took on New Orleans, while Joe Kasper '15 added a coveted ring to his finger.
Citing his expertise in education and workforce development, Governor Mike DeWine selected Tressel to fill the remaining two years of the Lt. Governor's term.
Theatre acting and directing major Alli St. John credits BW for contributing to her growth as an artist.
Jeremy Beloate '21 returns to BW for a for January 16 homecoming concert.
Monica Gustin, VP of business development at Greater Cleveland Sports Commission, is lauded for attracting "some of the largest events the city has ever seen."
Jeremy Hamlin's path to working as an aerospace systems engineer has more twists and turns than a moon buggy.
Zarema Jaramillo '00, managing partner of the Washington, D.C., office of Lowenstein Sandler LLP, is the Fall 2024 Commencement speaker.
The nine honorees have left a lasting impact on the BW Athletics community.
While Northeast Ohio is used to seeing BW music theatre grads in national touring companies, an upcoming show includes five grads, with three in leading roles.
Ryo Shinkawa is a Japanese-English bilingual freelance sports professional whose client and freelance work includes prestigious teams and names.
BW excels at preparing graduates for successful careers with innovative new approaches embedded in coursework.
BW students applying to law school well exceed the national average for acceptance, an accolade reflecting strong academic preparation and mentoring.
One family will lead the way as generations of Yellow Jackets are honored over the festival weekend.
Victor Ruiz '99 was honored with the Cleveland Foundation's 2024 Homer C. Wadsworth Award.
An independent study says Cleveland is one of the top 10 best cities for college graduates.
