Baldwin Wallace University Wrestling Head Coach Jamie Gibbs is pleased to announce that eight student-athletes have selected BW to continue their wrestling careers.

Over 130 transfer students who were welcomed to Baldwin Wallace University this fall earned over $1.6 million in scholarships based on their previous college accomplishments. BW offers a wide range of financial support to its students - more than $51 million for the 2020-2021 academic year.

Baldwin Wallace University Men's Soccer Head Coach Reid Ayers is pleased to announce that 14 student-athletes have selected BW to continue their men's soccer careers.

Brain Fellows are student leaders addressing today's most complex and challenging social issues while working to educate and empower the community to take action.

The Baldwin Wallace University Center for Innovation & Growth (CIG) announces 2020-21 LaunchNET interns. These talented interns are trained to assist BW entrepreneurs by participating in virtual and confidential venture coaching meetings. Additionally, they lead LaunchNET's marketing efforts and coordinate entrepreneurial programming to infuse the CIG's mission across campus.

From public health to sport management to sustainability and more, six students pursued research of their own design under a faculty mentor's supervision as part of BW's Summer Scholars program. Typically, scholars live together for 10 weeks on campus while engaging in collaborative activities. Due to COVID-19, this year's scholars had to adapt to remote collaboration or in-person safety protocols instead.

The following students have been named to the Dean's List for the spring 2020 semester at Baldwin Wallace University according to BW Provost Stephen D. Stahl. Any full-time student who achieves a GPA of at least 3.6 for 12 or more graded hours or part-time student who achieves a GPA of at least 3.6 for six or more graded hours in the fall or spring semester will be placed on the Dean's List.

Students at Baldwin Wallace University elected their 108th student body president and vice president during the spring semester. The winning pair of president Arundhati Gupta of New Delhi, India, and vice president Clare Helmer of Berea, Ohio, officially took office during the spring 2020 semester.

Baldwin Wallace University congratulates our spring 2020 graduates. The following students completed all requirements for an undergraduate and/or graduate degree. While Baldwin Wallace University's 170th Commencement ceremony has been postponed due to the pandemic, the University recognized the achievements of graduate and undergraduate students via a virtual "conferring of degrees" ceremony that was live-streamed from Gamble Auditorium on Saturday, May 9.

Two students achieved membership in Baldwin Wallace University's Upsilon of Ohio Chapter of Alpha Kappa Delta, the International Sociology Honor Society, in the spring 2020 semester.

Each spring 10 select seniors are invited to perform at the Baldwin Wallace University Conservatory of Music Senior Honors Celebration. These extraordinary students and the faculty who introduce them share a glimpse of the outstanding scholarship, artistry and spirit that is so abundant throughout the Conservatory learning community. View this year's virtual celebration.

Twenty-nine outstanding student writers and artists at Baldwin Wallace University are featured in the 2020 edition of BW's annual literary and art journal, The Mill. The student-directed and student-operated publication showcases the creative achievements of students from across campus disciplines.

Eighty-three students raised over $19,000 in the 19th Annual Dance Marathon at Baldwin Wallace University. Dance Marathon is the largest philanthropy organization on campus. Lasting 12 hours, the marathon consists of performers, dance and HIV/AIDS education. All proceeds are donated to the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, which seeks to educate and reduce the transmission and cases of pediatric AIDS worldwide.

A select group of spring 2020 Baldwin Wallace University graduates have gone above and beyond their degree requirements to complete BW's challenging and rewarding Honors Program. The motivated students made the most of their college experience by joining a community of scholars dedicated to academic excellence, leadership development and community engagement, developing the whole student along the way. Interdisciplinary and experiential, the BW Honors Program offers students unique, seminar-style courses that encourage academic exploration and independent thinking as well as countless opportunities to grow as campus leaders. A total of 23 students completed the program requirements in May 2020 out of more than 500 undergraduates who completed their degrees.

The Yellow Jacket community was abuzz with excitement during Baldwin Wallace University's Bold & Gold Festival, a combined Homecoming and Community Day celebration. The epic gathering of the BW community included a pep rally, parade, tailgate picnic, alumni reunions and Yellow Jacket football. The Jacket Prince and Princess as well as the inaugural Jacket Duke and Duchess were crowned during the pep rally, and the King and Queen were crowned at halftime.

Twenty-nine BW women's soccer players participated in a study abroad program in Costa Rica, a transformative weeklong experience during the spring 2019 semester. The program gave them the opportunity to play soccer, provide a children's soccer clinic and participate in a variety of cultural activities.

Nine BW history majors presented papers at the 2019 Phi Alpha Theta Ohio Regional Conference on March 16-17, 2019. The conference was hosted by the Baldwin Wallace University History Department and BW's Delta Upsilon Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta National History Honor Society.

Students at Baldwin Wallace University elected their 107th student body president and vice president on Wednesday, Feb. 6. The winning pair of president Allyson Crays of Warren, Ohio, and vice president Arundhati Gupta of New Delhi, India, officially took office during the inauguration ceremony held on Tuesday, Feb. 19.

The BW Community Research Institute (CRI) has appointed two 2016-2017 CRI Student Fellows. The fellows will participate in survey research design, data collection and analysis, and communicate research findings to the press. CRI, founded in 2005, conducts regional, statewide, and national surveys for government agencies, nonprofits, foundations, community-based organizations, businesses and the media.

Kelly Hoye of Painesville was named as the first Baldwin Wallace University Community Research Institute (CRI) Student Fellow. Along with Hoye, Dr. Julie Newcamp, Assistant Professor of Sociology/Criminal Justice Studies, is serving as the first CRI Faculty Fellow.

The White Rose Ceremony is held annually in memory of Philura Gould Baldwin, granddaughter of BW founder John Baldwin and BW's first librarian. At the behest of the Baldwin family, an oration is given and select female graduates participate by carrying white roses that serve as a memorial to Philura whose life was cut short by tuberculosis at age 27. While no criteria must be met, each woman must have, in her own unique way, distinguished herself by making a difference in the BW community.

As part of BWs Alternative Break service program, a group of 11 students traveled to San Antonio over Winter Break 2015. They took part in a variety of activities exploring issues of hunger and food insecurity in a diverse community including immigrant families and veterans. The Alternative Break experience at BW provides students with opportunities to make a difference, travel to another area, learn new skills and meet people with similar interests.