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This is a picture of a bed where people donate blood at Vitalant blood donation center in Middleburgh Heights.
Blood banks implementing FDA’s lifting of ‘blood ban’ for gay, bisexual men
This is a picture taken by Kathryn Raubolt of her items to be picked up by Storage Squad and stored for the summer.
Storage Squad moves in to help students move out
BW “Start Something” competition inspires students to make concepts a reality
University bumps up use of multifactor authentication to protect against hackers
Yellow Jacket football granted access to Cleveland Browns facilities for spring practice
This is a picture taken by Kathryn Raubolt of her items to be picked up by Storage Squad and stored for the summer.
Storage Squad moves in to help students move out
BW “Start Something” competition inspires students to make concepts a reality
University bumps up use of multifactor authentication to protect against hackers
Yellow Jacket football granted access to Cleveland Browns facilities for spring practice
Women’s Rugby embrace each other at a tournament.
Rugby players enjoy club sports’ flexibility, some seek larger budget
This is a picture of a bed where people donate blood at Vitalant blood donation center in Middleburgh Heights.
Blood banks implementing FDA’s lifting of ‘blood ban’ for gay, bisexual men
Claudine Grunenwald Kirschner (left) leads a workshop for seniors who are preparing for college.
TRIO Upward Bound program seeks to end academic inequality for low-income high school students
The survey that was sent out was to get feedback from residents about what infrastructure should improve.
Sustainability students collect survey about bicycle infrastructure in Berea
Pictured here is the retiring Berea Municipal Court Judge Mark A. Comstock.
As Berea Judge Mark Comstock enters retirement, Democratic nominee seeks to modernize court, address budget
Stock photo of BW sign
Variety of programs aim to make campus a welcoming place for women
Out-of-state students can no longer use a drivers license from their home state in order to vote in upcoming elections.
ID required to vote in May 2 election, out-of-state students impacted
On April 5, Kayela Swansiger (left) and Emma Omerzo (right) were elected senior class president and vice president for the 2023-2024 school year.
Class officer elections provide new students leadership opportunities
Student Government Weekly Update: Renovations and blue lights updates
Pictured here is the retiring Berea Municipal Court Judge Mark A. Comstock.
As Berea Judge Mark Comstock enters retirement, Democratic nominee seeks to modernize court, address budget
Pictured here is Ohio State Senator Catherine Ingram, a Democrat from Cincinnati and member of the Workforce and Higher Education Committee.
Ohio’s proposed campus ‘free speech’ bill sparks debate among professors, students
This photo is of Steven Caple Jr. at the Cleveland screening of Creed II. The photo is provided by Baldwin Wallace University Relations
Professors reflect on Steven Caple Jr., famous movie director, BW alumnus
55 former Yellow Jackets attend alumni luncheon in Arizona mountains
Commencement Speaker Randell McShepard’s (‘86) BW Experience Shaped Who He is Today
Commencement Speaker Randell McShepard’s (‘86) BW Experience Shaped Who He is Today
This photo is of Steven Caple Jr. at the Cleveland screening of Creed II. The photo is provided by Baldwin Wallace University Relations
Professors reflect on Steven Caple Jr., famous movie director, BW alumnus
Carol Ross in a classroom in Kulas on April 6, 2023, waiting for her next student to arrive. She is a member of the BW Community Arts School faculty, teaching violin and viola private lessons and the Suzuki Program.
Participants, instructors reflect on their experience in BW Community Music programs
Christina Lindhout shows the Ballet Bootcamp class how to do a certain move.
Ballet bootcamp no longer required for students in dance courses
Tobias Yeung performing as Jade at BW’s Diva Night.
BW community and local drag queens react to spate of anti-drag efforts
Heidi Harris was denied the tenure-track position and will lose the majority of her classes as a result.
Theatre and dance students upset after beloved professor rejected for tenure-track position
A sunny day of the August E. Knowlton Center
Sustainability professor proposes solar panels for Knowlton
BW “Start Something” competition inspires students to make concepts a reality
BW students express differing opinions on campus police presence
The survey that was sent out was to get feedback from residents about what infrastructure should improve.
Sustainability students collect survey about bicycle infrastructure in Berea
Nasir Banks (left) and SALSA Vice President Liana González (right) carry the SALSA banner at the 2022 Bold & Gold Homecoming parade. They are wearing the flags of Latin American countries that are meaningful to them.
Opinion: What is it like for students of color attending a predominantly white institution like BW?
Social media addiction impacts college students
Psychologist, therapist discuss how seasonal affective disorder affects students
Master Mike demonstrating martial art self defense techniques.
A Day in the Life: Master Mike empowers students inside and outside of class
Faculty-led research project explores potential cognitive effects from ACL injuries
Following Supreme Court decision overruling Roe, no changes to University policies
Following Supreme Court decision overruling Roe, no changes to University policies
Esports program uses recruitment tactics to recover from losing a large graduating class
Yellow Jacket football granted access to Cleveland Browns facilities for spring practice
Women’s Rugby embrace each other at a tournament.
Rugby players enjoy club sports’ flexibility, some seek larger budget
This is a picture of the Rocket League team on media day taken on Feb. 4 by the Damien M. Campbell.
Are esports real sports? Soccer players, Rocket League players give opinions
BW athletes speak on managing their workload during seasons
Nasir Banks (left) and SALSA Vice President Liana González (right) carry the SALSA banner at the 2022 Bold & Gold Homecoming parade. They are wearing the flags of Latin American countries that are meaningful to them.
Opinion: What is it like for students of color attending a predominantly white institution like BW?
The Love Buzz: How to lose a girl in ten days, according to women at BW
Review: Globetrotting “John Wick” installment a mixed bag
Exponent Film Review: ‘Quantumania’ is a futile attempt to continue an already failing universe
Gender non-conforming students express concerns over comfort and safety on campus, urge greater inclusivity
Informing the Berea and Baldwin Wallace University Communities Since 1913

The Exponent
Informing the Berea and Baldwin Wallace University Communities Since 1913

The Exponent
Special Coverage: Navigating a Post-Roe Ohio
Following Supreme Court decision overruling Roe, no changes to University policies
Following Supreme Court decision overruling Roe, no changes to University policies
Isabella Doyle, Staff Writer • September 28, 2022
Columbus City Attorney Zach Kleins pledge not to prosecute abortion-related crimes was more a political act than a legal one, BW Associate Professor Peter Kwiatkowski said.
Analysis: In case of local prosecutors' abortion pledge, politics outweighed practicality
Simon Skoutas, Executive Editor • September 26, 2022
With abortion access severely curtailed in Ohio, many may need to travel outside state borders to seek care
With abortion access severely curtailed in Ohio, many may need to travel outside state borders to seek care
Hannah Wetmore, Executive Editor, Web • September 22, 2022
Abortion, other controversial issues highlight stark ideological divide between Ohio gubernatorial candidates
Abortion, other controversial issues highlight stark ideological divide between Ohio gubernatorial candidates
Chris Moran, Staff Writer • September 18, 2022
Following a two-week restraining order on Ohios restrictive abortion law, abortion providers like Clevelands Preterm, pictured, can temporarily see patients seeking the procedure.
Local abortion clinic resumes operations after county judge temporarily freezes “Heartbeat Law”
Simon Skoutas, Executive Editor • September 15, 2022
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