THE EXPONENT

Pulitzer nominated cartoonist to speak

Sydney Sallee, Staff Writer

November 30, 2018

A Pulitzer Prize nominated author of long-running comic strips will speak at Baldwin Wallace University on Nov. 13 at 7 p.m. READ MORE »»

Pulitzer nominated cartoonist to speak
Winging it

Amber Bills, Managing Editor

November 30, 2018

Boss ChickNBeer officially opened at the beginning of October, joining several up-and-coming businesses in Baldwin Wallace’s Front Street development. READ MORE »»

After getting their start at Boca Loca along burritos and chips, the wings and sides at Boss ChickNBeer now have their own address in the University Market.
Jessica Newbacher

Winging it
Capital-izing on opportunities

Ryan Sosic, Managing Editor

November 30, 2018

The Baldwin Wallace University football team headed into its bye week with an overall record of 4-1 after a big 45-17 win against Capital University on Sep. 29. READ MORE »»

Jon Murray Jr.

Capital-izing on opportunities
Volleyball sweeps nationally ranked ONU

Jason Londrico, Staff Writer

November 30, 2018

The Baldwin Wallace University volleyball team swept the #17 nationally-ranked Ohio Northern University Polar Bears last week in a thrilling match at Ursprung Gymnasium. READ MORE »»

Taylor Brown, left, and Alicia Lortcher registered assisted blocks as the team swept Ohio Northern University last week.
University Relations

Volleyball sweeps nationally ranked ONU
Wilson picks up OAC honor for 40th finish

Brenton Miller, Staff Writer

November 30, 2018

The Baldwin Wallace University men's cross-country team resumed running on Sept. 22 at the Purple Valley Classic. This meet was hosted by Williams College at a nearby High School in Williamstown, Massachusetts. The team as a whole finished 10th out of 16 teams. READ MORE »»

Men’s cross-country finished 10 out of 16 teams at the Purple Valley Classic, a meet that featured a number of top teams, head coach Joseph Eby said.
University Relations

Wilson picks up OAC honor for 40th finish

Racial incident highlights BW code of conduct

Colleen Kost, Contributing Writer

November 30, 2018

Two Baldwin Wallace students are facing charges and one withdrew from the university following a racially charged incident on campus last week.

Provost seeks to reduce programs’ size, limit number of students’ majors, minors

Emma Selmon, Executive Editor

November 30, 2018

Originally, Baldwin Wallace had planned to increase its undergraduate population to 3,150 students by 2020. Now, in the wake of enrollment difficulties, the school expects that number to shrink to 2,700.

Early education program moves toward greater focus on clinical model

Miranda Plaum, Contributing Writer

November 30, 2018

The Early Childhood Education Department is in the midst of a heavy overhaul of their experiential learning model.

View All

Arts and Culture

BFA program achieves national ranking after first two years

Mackenzie O'Brien, Staff Writer

November 30, 2018

Baldwin Wallace’s Acting Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) program has recently received national attention by OnStage Blog after two short years since establishing the major in 2016. With the program’s fresh start, it was not expected.

Auditions for Spring plays, open to all majors, set for Oct. 28

The Baldwin Wallace Theatre and Dance Department will be holding auditions in the next few months for the upcoming spring shows. Anjanette Hall, the BA Acting and Directing...

‘Glory Denied’ follows story of Vietnam POW

A new opera is making its way to the greater Berea and Cleveland area. Held as a prisoner of war for nearly a decade during the Vietnam War, Jim Thompson’s story will be portrayed...

‘Stop Kiss’ explores jumping into love in the ‘most human way’

In Baldwin Wallace’s rendition of Diana Son’s play, “Stop Kiss,” junior Cecelia Zitarosa plays Callie, the lead role in a non-chronological story that engages the audience...

View All

Jacket Sports

Women’s XC places third at All-Ohio Championship

Tyler Teare, Staff Writer

November 30, 2018

The Baldwin Wallace University women’s cross country team placed third out of 17 Division III teams at the All-Ohio Championships at Silver Creek Metro Park Cross Country Trails in Norton, Ohio on Sept. 29.

Schatschneider drives women’s golf at JCU

Christina Roskoph, Staff Writer

November 30, 2018

The Baldwin Wallace Women's golf team traveled to River Greens Golf Course in West Lafayette, Ohio to compete in the OAC Fall Preview Tournament over the weekend of Sept. 29 and 30.

Men’s golf looks ahead as Fall season closes

The Balot detract from the other performances during their fall schedule. dwin Wallace University men’s golf team wrapped up the fall portion of their season with a 7th place...

Men’s Soccer goes cold after three-game win streak

The Baldwin Wallace University men’s soccer team’s three-game win streak ended on the road last Wed., Sept. 26, in a 6-1 loss to Grove City College (Pa.) in their final non-conference...

View All

Digital Edition

THE EXPONENT

Banks seeks to grow jazz studies program

Alumni return for art show

Introductory language classes altered to make scheduling easier

Pulitzer nominated cartoonist to speak

Pulitzer nominated cartoonist to speak

Winging it

Winging it

Capital-izing on opportunities

Capital-izing on opportunities

Volleyball sweeps nationally ranked ONU

Volleyball sweeps nationally ranked ONU

Wilson picks up OAC honor for 40th finish

Wilson picks up OAC honor for 40th finish

First entrepreneur-in-residence joins LaunchNET program

Kohler Hall, with its colorful past and structural issues, slated for demolition

Juul’s popularity tests anti-smoking efforts