Class schedule changes, cutting programs under consideration as cost-saving efforts
Emma Selmon, Executive Editor
March 1, 2019
Lecture to connect MLK’s philosophy and environment
Viola Sullivan, Associate Editor
February 28, 2019
Emma Selmon, Executive Editor
In the wake of declining enrollment, Baldwin Wallace is seeking ways to cut costs while maintaining the quality of its educational experience for their students.
‘Personalized feel’ of materials has 2019 numbers ‘on track’
In the wake of declining enrollment, Baldwin Wallace is seeking ways to cut costs while maintaining the quality of its educational experience for their students.
As incoming classes shrink, community college transfers grow in importance
As the numbers of incoming freshmen have decreased in recent years, the number of students who transfer to Baldwin Wallace from other colleges are universities has come into increased focus.
Lecture to connect MLK’s philosophy and environment
The Baldwin Wallace Philosophy Department will host this year’s Marting Humanities Lecture Series entitled “Spiritual Blackout in the Anthropocene,” featuring Senior Lecturer in Philosophy Bart Schultz from the University of Chicago.
Davenport, a BW grad, named Director Alumni Engagement
Christie Davenport ’01 has been named the director of alumni engagement after the position sat vacant since August of 2018.
New post for Castro-Rivera leaves BW seeking replacement for Career Services
While searching for a candidate to fill a job with the goal of helping others find jobs may sound like an oxymoron, this is the situation that Baldwin Wallace University finds itself in as the university continues its search for a new Director of Career Services.
Brenton Miller, Staff Writer
March 2, 2019
The Baldwin Wallace University men’s track and field team finished sixth out of ten teams at the Ohio Athletic Conference Championships hosted by Ohio Northern University
Three take individual champs for women’s track
The Baldwin Wallace University women’s track and field team placed fourth out of ten teams in the indoor...
Wrestlers take second in region; Gibbs named OAC coach of the year
The Baldwin Wallace wrestlers, ranked fifth in the nation, competed at the 2019 NCAA Division III Central Region Championship Tournament in Indiana on Feb 23.
Women get ‘improbable’ bid, will face RIT
Following a disappointing loss to Ohio Northern University in the Ohio Athletic Conference Tournament...
Kasey Hughes, Staff Writer
February 28, 2019
In the wake of declining enrollment, Baldwin Wallace is seeking ways to cut costs while maintaining the quality of its educational experience for their students.
Amber Bills, Managing Editor
February 28, 2019
As the numbers of incoming freshmen have decreased in recent years, the number of students who transfer to Baldwin Wallace from other colleges are universities has come into increased focus.
Sydney Sallee, Associate Editor
February 28, 2019
While searching for a candidate to fill a job with the goal of helping others find jobs may sound like an oxymoron, this is the situation that Baldwin Wallace University finds itself in as the university continues its search for a new Director of Career Services.
Bo Ransom, Associate Editor
March 2, 2019
The Center for Innovation and Growth was the host site for an Speed Mentoring Event collaborated with the Cleveland organization, Women in Sports and Events (WISE), to discuss the success stories of women throughout the sports industry.
‘Emotionally driven’ dance concert portrays 9/11 news coverage
This year’s dance concert, fyoo zh en ’19: The Shock of the News, used physical movement to illustrate serious and personal topics relating to media’s portrayal of events and its consequences.
Two students named semi-finalists for prestigious Fulbright award; last BW winner came in 2005
Two Baldwin Wallace seniors have been named semi-finalists in the competition for a Fulbright Scholarship—an award which only four BW students have ever won in the University’s history.
CIG talk urges female entrepreneurs to pursue their goals and dreams
“When purpose comes knocking, you have to answer the door,” Haley Hoffman Smith said to a room of Baldwin Wallace students, faculty, and community members at the most recent CIG talk held by the BW Center for Innovation and Growth in partnership with the School of Business.
Brenton Miller, Staff Writer
March 2, 2019
The Baldwin Wallace University men’s track and field team finished sixth out of ten teams at the Ohio Athletic Conference Championships hosted by Ohio Northern University
Ryan Sosic, Managing Editor
March 2, 2019
The Baldwin Wallace University women’s track and field team placed fourth out of ten teams in the indoor Ohio Athletic Conference Championships at the Ohio Northern University Sports Center Fieldhouse. BW...
Wrestlers take second in region; Gibbs named OAC coach of the year
The Baldwin Wallace wrestlers, ranked fifth in the nation, competed at the 2019 NCAA Division III Central Region Championship Tournament in Indiana on Feb 23.
Women get ‘improbable’ bid, will face RIT
Following a disappointing loss to Ohio Northern University in the Ohio Athletic Conference Tournament Quarterfinals, the Baldwin Wallace University women’s basketball team’s...