Sunaina Kabadkar, Associate Editor
On Oct. 1, the office for the Honors Program ceased to exist. In its place, the Office of Honors and Scholars was made.
Racial Equity Taskforce formed to fight Injustice
With the resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement over the summer, and the creation of the Instagram account, @blackatbw, the Baldwin Wallace community was made aware of certain racial injustices black students had experienced on campus.
Social changes on BW campus create alternatives for student engagement
With the health precautions made on the Baldwin Wallace campus, there is new concern for long-lasting effects that the pandemic may have on the social interaction within the community.
Austin E. Knowlton building not deterred by COVID-19
The coronavirus pandemic has shut down and slowed many things but not the construction of the Austin E. Knowlton building.
New Committee Created To Review All Events This Semester
In response to the pandemic, BW created the Event Review Committee which will review and authorize all events in order to keep the health and safety of their students, staff, and faculty their top priority.
Kappa Delta Pi Cancels Backpack Project Amidst Pandemic
Baldwin Wallace’s Kappa Delta Pi cancels backpack project amidst COVID-19 pandemic.
Nicki Hodgkiss, Advertising Director
October 29, 2020
The sports teams at BW have been impacted severely by COVID-19 this year.
BW Sports Management Program Eyeing NFL Industry
Baldwin Wallace University students in the Sports Management program are exposed to the NFL workforce in ways not many Universities can offer, whether as an undergrad or alumni of the program.
BW Wrestlers’ season cut short 16 hours before NCAA tournament
Six Baldwin Wallace wrestlers had their ticket punched to the NCAA Division III National Championship scheduled for March 13-14 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
The Yellow Jacket baseball team heads into the season facing some heavy competition.
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Abby Manard, Contributing Writer
October 29, 2020
With the resurgence of the Black Lives Matter movement over the summer, and the creation of the Instagram account, @blackatbw, the Baldwin Wallace community was made aware of certain racial injustices black students had experienced on campus.
Lexi First, Contributing Writer
October 29, 2020
With the health precautions made on the Baldwin Wallace campus, there is new concern for long-lasting effects that the pandemic may have on the social interaction within the community.
Abby Manard, Contributing Writer
October 17, 2020
In response to the pandemic, BW created the Event Review Committee which will review and authorize all events in order to keep the health and safety of their students, staff, and faculty their top priority.
Sarah McCord, Contributing Writer
November 3, 2020
Growing up on an Indiana farm, Dr. Alan Kolp, a Religion professor at Baldwin Wallace, didn’t expect to be where he is today.
‘Victory at Sea’ tournament celebrates veterans
On Oct. 13, the BW Campus Rec Outdoor Adventure Program Club along with the HPESS Outdoor Recreation and Education Class and the BW Student Veterans Organization hosted the “Victory at Sea” Kayak Football Tournament.
“Muses Anonymous” to be both a radio and in-person show
Baldwin Wallace’s Theatre and Dance department’s show, “Muses Anonymous”, began rehearsals on Oct. 5 with an outdoor reading behind Kleist, and will open in person on Oct. 29.
Baldwin Wallace competes in national cybersecurity competition.
Baldwin Wallace Students participated in the National Collegiate Penetration Testing Competition on October 11.
Nicki Hodgkiss, Advertising Director
October 29, 2020
The sports teams at BW have been impacted severely by COVID-19 this year.
Ethan Miller, Contributing Writer
October 17, 2020
Baldwin Wallace University students in the Sports Management program are exposed to the NFL workforce in ways not many Universities can offer, whether as an undergrad or alumni of the program.
BW Wrestlers’ season cut short 16 hours before NCAA tournament
Six Baldwin Wallace wrestlers had their ticket punched to the NCAA Division III National Championship scheduled for March 13-14 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
The Yellow Jacket baseball team heads into the season facing some heavy competition.
Arianna Dodds, Staff Writer
October 17, 2020
Cursed. That is what some would call the town of Knockemstiff, Ohio.
Hanna Walker, Managing Editor
May 7, 2020
These days, there are all kinds of immigrant narratives throughout the literature world.
Tyler Teare, Staff Writer
May 7, 2020
If you are like millions across the globe, this is an incredibly difficult time with the lack of sports that are on TV.