BW among schools making efforts to combat climate change

While the world faces the effects of climate change, many colleges are taking a stance to fight it, including Baldwin Wallace University.

Microaggressions common on campus

When thinking of racial harassment on campus, most people may not think of microaggressions. In fact, many people might not know just what microaggressions are. Still, people may be guilty of using them.

Rising course caps aim for ‘equity;’ some disagree

On Oct. 14, the Executive Senate addressed the concern of unequal course capacities, or number of students allowed in specific courses, varying between like, or similar, courses.

BW recognizes transfer students, who often ‘fly under the radar’

Baldwin Wallace celebrated Transfer Student Week from Oct. 21-25 as a way to specifically recognize transfer students.

Newspaper earns national honors

With hard work, and a little dedication a lot can be accomplished in a short amount of time, and The Exponent now knows a little more about that.

Women’s soccer rebounds after 6-game skid

When the Baldwin Wallace Yellow Jackets Women’s Soccer team dropped six games in a row, including their first four OAC matchups, they faced the tough task of making up for it and getting into the OAC Tournament.

Men’s soccer fails to make the playoffs

After starting 2-4 in conference play, the Yellow Jackets Men’s Soccer team basically had to win out to make it into the OAC Playoffs.

‘Everything is clicking’

Usually when your defense allows just 12 points in two weeks, the defense would be the talk of the team.