While Baldwin Wallace University has taken steps to support gender non-conforming students, such as giving them the option to change one’s preferred name and add one’s pronouns onto Canvas, according to some students, those steps have not led to fully feeling safe within the campus community.
We asked BW students to tell us about their go-to places to study off campus. Here are their responses.
“It feels like it’s this big, expansive, far away thing that is so out of place relative to the road it’s on. The new building feels extremely soulless, in addition to it being an uninspired brick box,” said Tenzin Lucas, a Berea-Midpark graduate.
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On the 50th anniversary of Title IX, players on the Baldwin Wallace women’s soccer team reflected on how the law supports them as college athletes. Established in 1972, Title IX prohibited sex-based...
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Editor's note: This article was originally published by Ohio Capital Journal. Lawmakers raised two ideas Thursday with massive implications for Ohio voters. One is an initiative requiring citizen-led...
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Toward the beginning of the Fall 2022 semester, my father and I had the pleasure of going to Rock City E-Bikes on Front Street in the hopes of buying myself an affordable...
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