Simon Skoutas, Executive Editor
Later this year, local blood donation centers will implement the Food and Drug Administration’s updated guidelines made on May 11, which eases the blood donation restrictions for men who have sex with men, a policy long pointed out by advocacy groups as “discriminatory.”
Storage Squad moves in to help students move out
Storage Squad, a new service Baldwin Wallace University is partnering with, aims to help students during the moving process. The service provides free boxes and labels to students, transports their belongings to a temperature-controlled facility and delivers them back to the students’ dorms when it is time to return to campus.
BW “Start Something” competition inspires students to make concepts a reality
The winners of 2023’s “Start Something” were announced March 27. “Start Something” is an annual...
University bumps up use of multifactor authentication to protect against hackers
University has been using multifactor authentication as a security system to keep student’s and staff’s...
Yellow Jacket football granted access to Cleveland Browns facilities for spring practice
During the college football offseason, each team is allowed time to have organized workouts and practices....
Rugby players enjoy club sports’ flexibility, some seek larger budget
The women of the Baldwin Wallace rugby team have found the balance between competition and schooling...
Hannah Ogden, Contributing Writer
May 11, 2023
The BW esports program’s spring 2023 season is coming to a close; as the outgoing seniors graduate to pursue greater things, the team prepares to replace them.
Yellow Jacket football granted access to Cleveland Browns facilities for spring practice
During the college football offseason, each team is allowed time to have organized workouts and practices....
Rugby players enjoy club sports’ flexibility, some seek larger budget
The women of the Baldwin Wallace rugby team have found the balance between competition and schooling...
Are esports real sports? Soccer players, Rocket League players give opinions
At Baldwin Wallace Univeristy, the director of esports, Rocket League players and student-athletes on the soccer team have conflicting beliefs on whether or not esports should fall into the sports category.






Simon Skoutas, Executive Editor
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- Yellow Jacket football granted access to Cleveland Browns facilities for spring practiceNoah Costantino, Contributing Writer • May 4, 2023
- Rugby players enjoy club sports’ flexibility, some seek larger budgetRobert Watson III • May 3, 2023
- Are esports real sports? Soccer players, Rocket League players give opinionsHannah Ogden, Contributing Writer • April 29, 2023

The May 2 special election is the first election in which Ohio voters must provide photo identification to vote in person, a guideline that could impact out-of-state college students. House Bill...
- Class officer elections provide new students leadership opportunitiesKayla Muro, Managing Editor • April 23, 2023
- Student Government Weekly Update: Renovations and blue lights updatesKayla Muro, Managing Editor • April 15, 2023
- As Berea Judge Mark Comstock enters retirement, Democratic nominee seeks to modernize court, address budgetChris Moran, Staff Writer • April 13, 2023

Baldwin Wallace University is a predominantly white institution. According to the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard, almost 80 percent of the student body is...