ĢTVand Berea featured in holiday film
'Tis the season for holiday romances, and this year, there are some familiar places and faces in one such movie.
'Tis the season for holiday romances, and this year, there are some familiar places and faces in one such movie.
Ohio continues to invest in BW's "resounding commitment" to educate the state's future STEM workforce.
Graduates were encouraged to find enduring joy and purpose as they put their education to work in their careers and lives.
Like bookends, 19-year-old Julia Partem and 81-year-old Darnell Worley are the youngest and oldest ĢTVgrads ever.
Research, programming and experiential learning are some of the many remarkable opportunities funded by Women for ĢTVgrants.
After struggling to stay engaged in school, 14-year-old William Warren '26 found his home as a full-time student at BW.
Students in professor Wendy Hyde's health class worked together to bring healthy vegan kiosks to the ĢTVcampus.
A team of peers is now working to build community and pride among ĢTVstudents who are first in their families to attend college.
In her role as chief diversity and inclusion officer, Dr. Randi Congleton will provide the vision and leadership for creating pathways to success.
Scholarships will bring the cost of BW's accelerated math or science teaching graduate program down to zero for a limited number of students.
Women's wrestling will be a varsity sport for 2024-25, making ĢTVthe fourth college in Ohio and second in the Ohio Athletic Conference to offer it.
Critical thinking and problem-solving come to the forefront in a new course that explores the perils and prestige of artificial intelligence.
As vice president for philanthropy and alumni engagement, Ellen Zegarra is building an enduring foundation to support the mission and vitality of BW.
The Jackets Engaged student group is encouraging personal accountability to boost participation in Tuesday's election.
Approximately 240 students will be honored for their illustrious achievements as ĢTVwelcomes Dr. Jodi Berg as its Dec. 10 Commencement speaker.
Yellow Jacket student-athletes will be rolling strikes and spares starting in the 2023-24 academic year.
Inflation, abortion and preserving democracy are top issues for Ohioans as early voting is underway, but there are party ID and gender gaps.
STUNT, which is based on cheerleading skills, will field its first Yellow Jacket squad for 2023-24 season.
ĢTVmusic therapy students are melding their love of music with a rewarding career field that enables them to pursue focused areas of interest.
Legacy families look back at the whimsical, sincere and beloved memories that give heart to the ĢTVexperience.
BW's Cyber Defense Team is helping to put ĢTVon the cybersecurity education map.
A Saturday induction and celebration made it official for the 2022 class of exceptional Yellow Jackets.
From corporate workforce to business professor to dean, Kuznik is focused on student success.
ĢTVis the only Ohio school on the short list of top-tier programs in the world.
The survey, designed with student assistance, shows voter views on many hot-button issues are more progressive than conservative.
Alaina Gent '21 works a with a Summa Health group specializing in minimally invasive and robotic surgery.
As director of alumni engagement, Madeline (Southall) Wallace '16 will create new initiatives to expand the role of ĢTValumni.
YJ4L spirit was on full display for ĢTVParent & Family Weekend, which checked all the boxes for a great time — fun, laughter, joy and celebration.
ĢTVis among the first universities in the nation in the new Active Minds/TimelyMD student ambassador program.
The CRI survey shows a close race for the U.S. Senate, a wide lead for the incumbent governor and the economy as the top issue.
From composing to performing to touring, ĢTVstudents excelled in working alongside Kaboom Collective to help record and promote The Accidentals' LP.
A group of ĢTVstudents launched their second year of college with a program aimed at building connections, skills and confidence.
Michael P. Clark '97 has come a long way since his days editing the curse words out of tunes he wanted to play on BW's WBWC radio.
ĢTV's ranking for teaching, innovation and support for veterans top all Midwest regional universities in Ohio.
As Intel® breaks ground for its Ohio semiconductor plant, a new higher education partnership launches to help train the state's tech hub workforce.
Sophomore Joe Brown layered harmonizing vocals with syncopated instrumentals to create the winning ĢTVjingle.
A ĢTVpublic health professor and graduate student have published one of the first studies to dig into the geographic factors behind depression.
Dr. Jim McCargar served as science advisor as Adam Driver played a professor in a ĢTVchemistry lab.
A new pathway streamlines bachelor's degree completion for Tri-C recording arts and technology graduates transferring to BW.
An iconic musical, with top ĢTVmusic theatre talent and lush symphony sounds, comes to life at northeast Ohio's beloved Blossom Music Festival.
It's going to be a great year as ĢTVwelcomes 650 first-year students and celebrated the start of the year with an all-campus cookout.
Six faculty members have been awarded top honors for their achievements.
Children's Defense Fund-Ohio partnered with BW's Community Research Institute to capture the views of parents on the state's educational framework.
The new and improved residence hall offers welcoming spaces for living, connecting and learning together.
BW's longstanding commitment to sustainability once again earns national recognition for leadership and innovation in green practices.
Enriching her own experiences as well as those of Ecuadorian students, Kaylee McGee volunteered abroad and helped bring learning supplies to a school.
Lizzy Cole '23 has advice for students to find the right ways to get involved with 100-plus campus groups to choose from.
Nina Bauman's dedicated community service earns recognition from the Greater Cleveland Food Bank.
As more and more seniors identify as "lifelong learners," a new division at ĢTVis stepping up to meet the demand.
As ABSN student Sheila O'Connor '22 makes a career transition, she earned "Faces of Care" award recognition.
The five-year award supports one of the longest-running TRiO Upward Bound Programs in Ohio.
A seasoned PNC bank leader and a rising young Sherwin Williams pro win kudos from the YWCA and Crain's Cleveland.
ĢTValumna Melanie Winters '16 has the coveted honor of competing at the USA Track & Field Thorpe Cup this week.
From research to creative projects, ĢTVSummer Scholars are working alongside faculty to break new ground in their studies.
Four students received 2022-2023 undergraduate junior-senior scholarship awards.
ĢTVundergraduate students are experiencing innovative research methods, making valuable networking contacts, and building stellar resumes and vitae.
Lauryn Cook '22 started senior year with a full-time job waiting for her thanks to ĢTVbusiness courses that helped prepare her for internship success.
Acting students are adding to their resumes and helping nursing students learn the "art of nursing" through new collaboration.
ĢTVtakes on a nationwide project and creates new campus programming to foster respect and inclusion.
BW's 2021-22 highlight reel captures some of the triumphs and memorable milestones from the past academic year.
The series of natural collages by artist Emily Katzin '10 is on exhibit at the Cleveland Botanical Garden.
The four-time Olympic gold medalist is now recognized in 15 world and American halls of fames, including BW's.
ĢTVchefs taught the players how to fuel their bodies with a healthy diet as they step up to compete in the NFL.
ĢTVis now part of the county government's tuition reimbursement program for more than 7,900 county employees.
The latest recognition comes as ĢTVis serving a broader need for military family support.
A new partnership with The JED Foundation provides comprehensive support for student mental health.
Starting this fall, students in the program will start with a full semester of college credits toward their ĢTVdegree.
Jack Loftus will spend 10 months teaching English in Germany as a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant.
The recognition is part of a celebration of National Nurses Week amidst a nursing shortage.
The complexity of Hispanic-Latinx identity and culture melded with service and self-discovery to give students a transformative semester of learning.
ĢTVcelebrated degree completion for 588 graduate and undergraduate students on Saturday, May 7.
Georgiana Hasrouni '22 is also a rap artist, music producer, audio engineer with a Netflix credit, top scholar and more.
The study helps to explain inaccurate margins in "horserace" polling preceding the 2020 presidential election.
A leader whose personal and career success reflect the values, tradition and mission of BW, Bill Carmel '52 is being lauded by the School of Business.
A pillar of the business and ĢTVcommunity, George Boyer '51 is being recognized by the School of Business for his exemplary career and generosity.
The new school name honors the extraordinary support and inspiration of Willard "Bill" Carmel '52 and George Boyer '51.
ĢTVhonors exceptional student achievement through the 2022 Ovation Day of Excellence, Honors Day Awards and other recognition.
The partners brought together a mix of majors and skills honed at ĢTVand hired a ĢTVdigital marketing major to support the launch.
A capstone project is putting ĢTVstudents alongside MetroHealth in creating an IT solution that can transform lives and the vitality of our region.
In a nod to the "the golden age of radio plays," the collaboration features audio-only dramas broadcast on stations here in Northeast Ohio and New York.
BW's Cognitive Neuroscience Lab enables students to explore their own research interests while gaining impressive skills.
The national Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society named ĢTVto a select list of the best schools for community college transfer students.
Events aimed at the entire ĢTVcommunity through April 23 are being led by students in a ĢTVenvironmental sociology class.
Marking the ninth year of record-breaking collections, this year's ĢTVGives generated $503,497 thanks to the generosity of the ĢTVcommunity.
An extraordinary research opportunity is enabling Juan Pablo Taborda Bejarano '22 to excel in his studies and receive acceptance to graduate school.
Will Savarese '22 is having a phenomenal dream-to-reality experience performing in the national tour of "Hairspray."
The new Choose Ohio First scholarships apply to a ĢTVmaster's degree for career changers who hold a degree in math or science.
TriCor, the company started by Gary Becher '88, Stacey Sagerman '92 and Mary Morrison-Owens '90, has screened some 1.3 million job applicants to date.
The ĢTVmusic theatre grad, who played Percy Jackson on Broadway, is coming home to NE Ohio to direct ĢTVstudents in the electrifying musical.
With an interest in foreign diplomacy and humanitarian work, Kerrigan Ponsart '23 worked with ĢTVand The Washington Center to find the right fit.
The multitalented Chris Porter '06 ignored advice to choose composing OR writing and developed both as a ĢTVundergrad.
Colleges selected for the list blended a "significant contribution to American history" with official National Historic designations.
BW's 2022 Alumni Merit Awards recognize the distinguished achievements and service of five outstanding ĢTValumni.
Spotlight opportunities are giving aspiring music directors the ability to make their mark in music theatre.
BW's venerated Bach Festival is back in person in 2022, buoyed by a new presenting sponsor and old festival friend.
An interdisciplinary research project between theatre and psychology is studying the effect character portrayal has on an actor.
Keith Kocinski's latest assignment has taken him to a refugee center in the midst of the humanitarian crisis.
Members of the ĢTVRotoract service club, regular visitors to Generations Senior Living, recently threw a "Snow Ball" for residents.
ĢTVcelebrates Women's History Month by remembering two of its trailblazing former students, Bobbie Cooley and Peggy Jo Carpenter.
ĢTVprofessors offer insights and context on the threat, the balance of power, world alliances and global economic impacts.
BW's success project is a "Peer Involvement Advising" program to be developed by Dr. Timeka Rashid, VP for Student Affairs.
Students elected Lizzy Cole '23 to serve as the student body president and Matt Perry '24 as student body vice president.
Newfound passion and purpose are at the heart of these music educators, who found exciting opportunities to use their career skills.
Lauded as a leader in business and community, BW's keynote speaker is a proud YJ4L who will join us in celebrating the Class of 2022 on May 7.
English and education major Solé Hall-Hamilton '23 is selected for paid internship at Literary Cleveland.
A new partnership with Olmsted Falls City Schools is enabling 16 high schoolers to earn Six Sigma Yellow Belt business certification.
Two ĢTValumnae publish a children's book they wrote and illustrated together.
Data is increasingly crucial to healthcare professionals fighting novel disease and customizing patient care.
On this Valentine's Day 2022, we celebrate over 2,000 alumni couples. Here are a few stories from YJ4Ls who found love at BW.
With amazing capabilities, BW's new Spirio | r piano is transforming learning and performance experiences in the Conservatory of Music.
BW's seventh president, The Rev. Dr. Mark H. Collier, died Monday surrounded by family.
William McNicol '09 has earned the coveted "one to watch" interest of the press, buyers and customers with his fashion brand William Frederick.
After scaling back due to pandemic restrictions, the program's experiential learning trips are back in full swing.
Baldwin Wallace draws inspiration from one of the most important figures in ĢTVand Black History.
U.S. News assessed online degree programs for more than 1,700 colleges to create its 2022 best lists.
Lacey Kogelnik is leading the initiative to give partners direct access to an expanded portfolio of campus resources.
Dr. Adnan Tahir, MBA '06, took over as president of Cleveland's St. Vincent Charity Medical Center on January 1.
The Library's musical instrument curator visits ĢTVto research a biography of the renowned ĢTValumnus, scientist and flutist.
ĢTVstudents provided inspiration, web design and testing for the development of the Applawz web application.
Harrison Gilberti '23 is among ĢTVstudents who are infusing a love of music with science to expand career opportunities and gain personal fulfillment.
Michelle Wood, MBA '09, and Mary Wilson Wheelock '96 are part of the foundation's expanded leadership team.
Study abroad opportunities to England, Ireland and Denmark gave six ĢTVstudents exciting learning experiences for personal and professional growth.
Isabella Shiavon '21 makes her broadway debut as a producing fellow for Orin wolf productions, overseeing the re-opening of "To Kill a Mockingbird."
Various students and ĢTVfaculty members are doing their part to promote literacy and learning in the community.