Lauren Ackerman, Contributing Writer
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.
BW Hosts Annual Social Change Summit
The annual Social Change Summit took place on Feb. 6 with some changes made to the event’s format.
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.
COVID in Sports: how The Yellow Jackets have been impacted
The sports teams at BW have been impacted severely by COVID-19 this year.
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.
Taylor Johnson, Contributing Writer
March 10, 2021
The Study Abroad Office at Baldwin Wallace University has opened eight faculty-led trips for the Spring of 2022 semester.
Hannah Verib, Contributing Writer
April 4, 2021
Speech pathologist graduate students still had the chance to help out with communication disorders in Zambia, Africa, without leaving campus.
BW Students Can Win Up to $1000 in LaunchNET’s Annual IdeaLabs Competition
On March 25, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. the Center for Innovation and Growth’s LaunchNET program will be hosting its yearly competition.
“Men on Boats” Docks on the BW Theatre Stage
The Baldwin Wallace Theatre and Dance department will be streaming an online production of the play “Men on Boats” from March 31 to April 4.
Independent Study Abroad Programs Open Once More
The wait is over. Students at Baldwin Wallace University can once again plan to study abroad for a full semester.
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.
Zachary Ottenweller, Contributing Writer
March 8, 2021
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.
COVID in Sports: how The Yellow Jackets have been impacted
The sports teams at BW have been impacted severely by COVID-19 this year.
Sunaina Kabadkar , Associate Editor
April 4, 2021
Mary Masterson and Emma Davis live their lives as vegetarians.
Haley Strnad , Associate Editor
March 8, 2021
In this pandemic era, students have grown well-acquainted with having class over Zoom.