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In addition to the "Best College Newspaper" award, The Exponent has also received the First Place Award in the "Best College Newspaper" category at the annual contest hosted by the Society of Journalism-Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Columbus Chapters.
The Exponent named ‘Best College Newspaper,’ ‘Best Deadline Reporting’ by Society of Professional Journalists-Ohio
The Exponent has received another first-place award at the national level recently.
The Exponent won first-place award again at the American Scholastic Press Association
Kierra Mykel (left) stands next to Courtney Robinson (right) at the Black Cultural Center.
Female students celebrate female faculty, grateful for their mentorship
Local Berea café, Café Ah-Roma, hosted U.S. House of Representatives candidate on April 13.
U.S. House candidate holds meet and greet at Café Ah-Roma
Bonds Hall is where President Bob Helmer's office is located.
Board of Trustees to compile list of proposed program cuts by September
In addition to the "Best College Newspaper" award, The Exponent has also received the First Place Award in the "Best College Newspaper" category at the annual contest hosted by the Society of Journalism-Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Columbus Chapters.
The Exponent named ‘Best College Newspaper,’ ‘Best Deadline Reporting’ by Society of Professional Journalists-Ohio
The Exponent has received another first-place award at the national level recently.
The Exponent won first-place award again at the American Scholastic Press Association
Kierra Mykel (left) stands next to Courtney Robinson (right) at the Black Cultural Center.
Female students celebrate female faculty, grateful for their mentorship
Bonds Hall is where President Bob Helmer's office is located.
Board of Trustees to compile list of proposed program cuts by September
The BW Esports team at the Greater Lakes Esports Conference
BW Esports Several Time Champions
Ohio state representative candidate Chris Glassburn stands with his daughter at a fundraising event at Fat Little Buddies on March 14.
Alumnus Chris Glassburn wins Democratic primary for Ohio state representative
Morgan Knox, a BW alum whose job differs from her major
Some alumni reconsider field of study after ending up in unrelated job
Thomas Carter participates in a competition held in Oregon.
Globally ranked racquetball player attributes professional athletic journey to BW’s competitive environment
Allison Semmes as 'Josephine Baker' sits atop a piano while the Company of "Harmony" gather around her.
BW alumnus Dan Hoy makes Broadway debut in musical ‘Harmony’
Bob Baxendale and Kathy Gordon
Alumnus proposes during Homecoming festivities
Local Berea café, Café Ah-Roma, hosted U.S. House of Representatives candidate on April 13.
U.S. House candidate holds meet and greet at Café Ah-Roma
Photo rendering of the treehouse, consisting of one main platform and two seperate tree platforms accessible through bridges.
Treehouse project underway at Coe Lake
Berea Midpark High School will be impacted by the recent change.
Proposal passes to change number of divisions for high school sports
Reporter's Notebook: Berea City Council
Reporter’s Notebook: Feb. 20 Berea City Council
Project Manager Chuck Fawcett discusses potential improvements to transportation safety on Front Street.
Final Berea community meeting held for transportation safety
Incumbent Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Michael O'Malley has held his position since 2017.
Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Democratic bid resurfaces questions over Tamir Rice case
Left to right: U.S. Senate candidates, Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose, Bernie Moreno and Ohio Senator Matt Dolan debate at Fox 8 Studios.
Republican U.S. Senate candidates speak against college campuses in primary debate
Tobias Yeung performing as Jade at BW’s Diva Night.
BW community and local drag queens react to spate of anti-drag efforts
From left to right: Emma Stamper, Elizabeth Gifford, Emily Shelton and Kylie Cianciolo. The students represented BW at the Greater Cleveland Partnership Sustainability Summit on Jan. 24.
Sustainability Summit participants share thoughts on University’s sustainability efforts
This is a display of the Regal landmark inside Great Northern Mall, which closed on Jan. 27. Some local enthusiasts are alarmed by the sudden decline of accessible movie theater locations.
Regal theater in North Olmsted the latest in rash of local, nationwide closures
Local Berea café, Café Ah-Roma, hosted U.S. House of Representatives candidate on April 13.
U.S. House candidate holds meet and greet at Café Ah-Roma
Protesters gather outside the Student Center, chanting and booing as Rittenhouse’s supporters leave the building after his speech.
Kyle Rittenhouse speech at Kent State sparks student protest
TikTok is currently facing the potential for a heavy regulatory hurdle.
Tiktok ban moves to Senate after landslide House vote
Ohio state representative candidate Chris Glassburn stands with his daughter at a fundraising event at Fat Little Buddies on March 14.
Alumnus Chris Glassburn wins Democratic primary for Ohio state representative
Incumbent Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Michael O'Malley has held his position since 2017.
Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Democratic bid resurfaces questions over Tamir Rice case
The poster for New Works Festival that is taking place today on Kleist's Mainstage.
New Works Festival features short plays to replace annual 10-minute Play Festival
BFA Acting 2024 graduates, who will preimere their digital showcase Saturday in Kleist's Mainstage Theatre for the BW and Berea community.
BFA acting seniors demonstrate skills in digital Senior showcase
The BW Beatles play their songs in the lobby of the Boesel Musical Arts Center.
BW Beatles perform ‘Abbey Road’ for 2024 run
The intermission of the St John’s Passion on Sunday performed by Motet Choir and BWV: Cleveland’s Bach Choir.
Bach Festival rounds out 92nd season with ‘Invention No. 3’
Left to right: Casey Casimir and Jake Diller during rehearsals for "Measure for Measure."
‘Measure for Measure’ explores shifts in power dynamics, gender roles
During the end of one of their last timeouts, the team huddled together to discuss strategy.
Women’s basektball pushes to third round of NCAA playoffs
Left to right: David Lamb and Anthony Dick at last year's Master's Golf Tournament.
Sports management students head off to Masters Tournament
Left to right: Mallory Bible, Julia Stein, Angie Case, Natty Trunko competed in the 2024 USA Racquetball National Intercollegiate Championship.
Women’s racquetball team claims national titles at intercollegiate tournament
The BW Women's Volleyball team plays a match prior to the rule change.
Women’s Volleyball speaks on new ‘double contact’ rule
Thomas Carter participates in a competition held in Oregon.
Globally ranked racquetball player attributes professional athletic journey to BW’s competitive environment
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Informing the Berea and Baldwin Wallace University Communities Since 1913

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

The Exponent
Professor Amy Vaughn discussed voice therapy during the first transgender health fair held in the Student Activities Center on Nov. 3.

First trans health fair offers insight, awareness

By Corinne Baltz, Associate Editor
November 17, 2017
Last year’s Greek Sing marked the 85th edition of the annual event. Taking top honors were Alpha Gamma Delta, above, and Pi Lambda Phi, below.

Greek life prepares for annual song and dance performance

By Hanna Walker, Associate Editor
November 17, 2017
The play “Rock ‘n’ Roll,” which ran from Oct. 28-21, was recently recognized with a number of honors for the cast and crew.

Cast, crew of ‘Rock ‘n’ Roll’ recognized for performance

By Jessica Newbacher, Staff Writer
November 17, 2017
Jake Hudson

Football falls flat against Northern, finishes 6-4

By Nick Rizzo, Staff Writer
November 17, 2017

Early success has wrestling seeking third title

By Jake Jackson, Staff Writer
November 17, 2017

Women win four straight to start swimming season

By Jared Chernick, Staff Writer
November 17, 2017
Womeldorf

Second-half surge fuels women’s basketball win

By Christina Roskoph, Staff Writer
November 17, 2017
Seniors Jake Fetherolf, from left, Mike Kaminski, Cam Kuhn and Jordan Richardson will lead the BW Men’s basketball team this year. Fethrolf was second in the OAC last season in rebounding.

‘Hungry’ for more

By Cannon Dees, Staff Writer
November 17, 2017
CJ Harkness, BW’s chief diversity officer, was recently named the Ohio Diversity Officers Collaboration president.

Harkness tapped to head statewide organization

By Alicia Key, Managing Editor
November 17, 2017
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