BW's hometown recognized among 'Safest College Towns in America'
Berea combines the advantages of small-town security with the benefits of big-city proximity.
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.
The teams are set, and so is BW's annual experiential learning work trip to the NFL's biggest game of the year.
Hands-on learning in BW's UXr lab provides outstanding opportunities for students to work with clients on usability testing.
BW's Little Free Library unites patrons in a love of reading but also represents collaboration among student organizations.
Inclusivity, body positivity and exercise are at the heart of a new student group that features burlesque as its dance style.
BW was one of 17 universities nationwide selected to receive funding from the U.S. Department of Energy’s Water Power Technologies Office.
As students return to campus for spring semester, the Office of Residence Life and Housing shares advice for staying warm, safe and engaged this winter.
A student-led class project on Kohler Hall is now an exhibit spotlighting this fascinating, historic BW building.
The air was filled with excitement and achievement as Baldwin Wallace University celebrated Fall 2024 Commencement on Saturday, December 14.
The State of Ohio awarded BW new Choose Ohio First funding — enabling the University to provide students with scholarships and learning opportunities.
BW will use the funding to provide microgrants to help students bring their community initiatives to life in the spring 2025 semester.
An ADA learning activity designed by a former student gives students an eye-opening taste of what it's like to navigate campus in a wheelchair.
The contest, featuring big-name schools, gave students the substantial challenge of analyzing the value of a privately held entity.
Another groundbreaking BW fall musical opens to a packed house.
Veteran Mia Sgambellone is pursuing her passion for studying music composition and the arts with the goal of moving to New York City.
BW’s affiliation with the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame offered students an illustrious opportunity — entrance to its induction ceremony.
Some 50 students worked as nonpartisan poll monitors for the general election as part of an experiential learning assignment.
Chemistry and biology major Jayanti Upadhyay ’26 is on a pre-med track to success and credits BW for providing support.
