The BW TriO Upward Bound Members, Contributing Writer
April 21, 2021
Hanna Walker, Executive Editor
March 16, 2021
Michael Campbell, Contributing Writer
While some schools stayed open, many, including BW, closed their in-person classes and opted for a virtual learning experience.
BW Brain Center Offers Student-Led Alternative Spring Break Program
Despite the ongoing pandemic, the David and Francis Brain Center for Community Engagement was able to offer alternative break programs to students this spring, through a virtual format.
The term “YJ4L” rings tried and true with BW’s newest Chief Talent Officer, Jeremy Short.
Cyber Attack Hits Baldwin Wallace
On the morning of Friday, Jan. 29, Baldwin Wallace University was the target of an attempted cybercrime.
Study Abroad Office Prepares for Faculty-Led Trips in Spring 2022
The Study Abroad Office at Baldwin Wallace University has opened eight faculty-led trips for the Spring of 2022 semester.
Student Government Celebrates 109th Transition of Power
On Tuesday, March 2nd Student Government celebrated its 109th Transition of Power from one Student Body President and Vice President to the next.
Zachary Ottenweller, Staff Writer
April 22, 2021
Women’s Tennis is back at Baldwin Wallace with the first game being a win and a score of 9-0, defeating Mount Union.
BW Students Lend Their Support to the Upcoming NFL Draft
The students involved in the sport management program have an opportunity to work the event this year in conjunction with the NFL.
BW Women’s Basketball Team Has Another Challenge in COVID-19
Over the past few months, the Baldwin Wallace Women’s Basketball team has been adapting to a new routine in order to have a successful season on the court.
Spike in COVID-19 cases postpones athletics to Spring semester
As COVID-19 cases have risen quickly in the past few weeks, the Baldwin Wallace Athletic Department has postponed all sports practices and plans to reschedule for the Spring semester.
- Arts and Culture
April 21, 2021
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Michael Campbell, Contributing Writer
April 22, 2021
While some schools stayed open, many, including BW, closed their in-person classes and opted for a virtual learning experience.
Lauren Ackerman, Contributing Writer
April 4, 2021
Despite the ongoing pandemic, the David and Francis Brain Center for Community Engagement was able to offer alternative break programs to students this spring, through a virtual format.
Arianna Dodds, Staff Writer
April 4, 2021
The term “YJ4L” rings tried and true with BW’s newest Chief Talent Officer, Jeremy Short.
Sunaina Kabadkar , Associate Editor
May 6, 2021
Patrick Keebler, the Director of BW Career Services, is one part of a larger staff who’s primary mission is to facilitate the social mobility for all students through career outcomes.
Ritter Library Prepares for a Future after COVID-19
Ritter Library has been a hub of activity on the campus of Baldwin Wallace University for years.
BW Vocal Studies Program has Big IDEAS
The IDEA Series, which stands for Inclusion Diversity Equity Access, was created for this school year for BW vocal performance majors in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Pandemic Didn’t Stop Graduate Students from Connecting with Zambia
Speech pathologist graduate students still had the chance to help out with communication disorders in Zambia, Africa, without leaving campus.
Zachary Ottenweller, Staff Writer
April 22, 2021
Women’s Tennis is back at Baldwin Wallace with the first game being a win and a score of 9-0, defeating Mount Union.
Michael Campbell, Contributing Writer
March 10, 2021
The students involved in the sport management program have an opportunity to work the event this year in conjunction with the NFL.
BW Women’s Basketball Team Has Another Challenge in COVID-19
Over the past few months, the Baldwin Wallace Women’s Basketball team has been adapting to a new routine in order to have a successful season on the court.
Spike in COVID-19 cases postpones athletics to Spring semester
As COVID-19 cases have risen quickly in the past few weeks, the Baldwin Wallace Athletic Department has postponed all sports practices and plans to reschedule for the Spring semester.
Sunaina Kabadkar , Associate Editor
May 6, 2021
In order to stay healthy at any age, nutrition and physical activity are important to cultivate.
Sunaina Kabadkar , Associate Editor
April 4, 2021
Mary Masterson and Emma Davis live their lives as vegetarians.