THE EXPONENT

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

Kaitlynne Hetrick, Associate Editor

October 27, 2018

From tales of the ghost of a little girl and haunted underground tunnels that lead to the chapel, Kohler Hall has long been a colorful part of Baldwin Wallace’s history. READ MORE »»

Kohler Hall, which as recently as last year housed 80 students, is currently “mothballed” and is expected to be demolished next summer.
Jesse Kucewicz

Kohler Hall, with its colorful past and structural issues, slated for demolition
Juul’s popularity tests anti-smoking efforts

Emma Selmon, Executive Editor

October 27, 2018

The rapid rise in popularity of the Juul vaporizer has led to national conversations about the health implications of vaping among youth and young adults. READ MORE »»

E-cigarettes, like Juul, are included in the BW tobacco ban despite misconceptions of some students.
Jessica Newbacher

Juul’s popularity tests anti-smoking efforts
Women’s soccer racks up three wins in four

Christina Roskoph, Staff Writer

October 24, 2018

Over the last week, Baldwin Wallace University women's soccer has seen a lot of success, recording an overall record of 6-2-1. READ MORE »»

Senior three-time All-OAC Rachel Bender scored goals in both the first and second half against Waynesburg
University Relations

Women’s soccer racks up three wins in four
Men’s golf takes first in Mount Union Invitational

Nick Galaida, Staff Writer

October 24, 2018

The Baldwin Wallace University men’s golf team emerged victorious this past weekend in the Mount Union Fall Invitational, finishing first out of seven teams. READ MORE »»

Junior Jimmy Clark finished in third place at the Mount Union Fall Invitational.
University Relations

Men’s golf takes first in Mount Union Invitational
Student Senate works to revise funding to address concerns over inequality

Rebecca Penrose, Contributing Writer

October 24, 2018

The Student Senate organization at Baldwin Wallace University has been working on revising the Title V code since the spring semester of 2018. READ MORE »»

“Curricular activities are a vital function. We want to make sure every organization is getting a fair share.”

Student Senate works to revise funding to address concerns over inequality

Group of BW students finds solution to ‘unsolvable’ puzzle

October 26, 2018

Recently, three classmates in the physics class “General Problem-Solving Techniques” found the solution to a puzzle that had not yet been solved by any others students...

Digital Marketing Clinic helps local businesses

Jesse Kucewiz, Staff Writer

October 24, 2018

The special partnership between the city of Berea and the Baldwin Wallace Digital Marketing Clinic is gearing up this fall, and BW students are already hard at work helping local businesses.

Retention improves by 4% over last year

Kasey Hughes, Contributing Writer

October 24, 2018

For the last two decades, the Greater Cleveland area’s population has slowly been declining. Baldwin Wallace University, however, is maintaining enrollment consistently.

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Arts and Culture

Annual A Cappella Festival set for Nov. 2-3

Julie Simmons, Associate Editor

October 26, 2018

On Nov. 2-3, the Baldwin Wallace campus will be filled with the sound of music by the 2nd annual BW A Capella Festival, hosted by the BW student chapter of the American Choral Directors Association.

Safety and Security to hold ‘meet & greet’ event

The Safety and Security officers at Baldwin Wallace University are collaborating with Student Senate in creating BW’s first ever “meet and greet” with campus security. Safety...

French musicians to perform during series

The Baldwin Wallace Conservatory of Music is continuing its World Music Series with another performance on October 31. Ensemble Variances, a group of musicians from France, are...

Observatory lecture to explore evolution of the universe

An upcoming lecture at BW will address some of the biggest questions in the universe. Dr. Glen Starkman, a theoretical physicist and distinguished university professor at Case...

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Jacket Sports

Men’s tennis prepares for ITA regional championship

Ryan Sosic, Managing Editor

October 24, 2018

The Baldwin Wallace University men’s tennis team competed in the Oberlin Invitational on September 16.

Football bounces back after loss to Mount Union

Ryan Sosic, Managing Editor

October 24, 2018

On September 15, the #1 nationally-ranked University of Mount Union Purple Raiders came to Berea and proved why they are recognized as the top team in the country, beating the Baldwin Wallace University football team 56-21.

Seventh Heaven

The Baldwin Wallace University volleyball team has not slowed down since their performance in the Golden Eagle Tournament at Brockport University. The Yellow Jackets have put...

Woman’s Tennis ends brief Fall season

The Baldwin Wallace University women’s tennis squad competed in the Nancy and Harvey Heath Gator Invitational hosted by Allegheny College (Pa.) this past weekend. In the Yellow...

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Digital Edition

THE EXPONENT

Concert aims to ‘take listener on a journey’

Monster bash

BW professors recognized for excellence

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

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

Juul’s popularity tests anti-smoking efforts

Juul’s popularity tests anti-smoking efforts

Women’s soccer racks up three wins in four

Women’s soccer racks up three wins in four

Men’s golf takes first in Mount Union Invitational

Men’s golf takes first in Mount Union Invitational

Student Senate works to revise funding to address concerns over inequality

Student Senate works to revise funding to address concerns over inequality

Recent graduate beats out 30,000 others in public speaking competition

Kaye tasked with growing grad programs

Award-winning actor to speak Oct. 6 at BW