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Students study for psychology with the help of Megan Garriga, the director of CASA on Thursday.
CASA to hold Finals Fest Sunday for last-minute study sessions with professors, tutors
Inside the Knowlton Center where the showcase will be held.
Knowlton Center hosts annual computer science, engineering, math and science showcase
Reporters Notebook: Faculty Senate
Reporter’s Notebook: Faculty Senate
Reporter’s Notebook: Student Government
Reporter’s Notebook: Berea City Council
Reporter’s Notebook: Student Government & Berea City Council
Reporter’s Notebook: Student Government
Students study for psychology with the help of Megan Garriga, the director of CASA on Thursday.
CASA to hold Finals Fest Sunday for last-minute study sessions with professors, tutors
Inside the Knowlton Center where the showcase will be held.
Knowlton Center hosts annual computer science, engineering, math and science showcase
Reporters Notebook: Faculty Senate
Reporter’s Notebook: Faculty Senate
Reporter’s Notebook: Student Government
Reporter’s Notebook: Berea City Council
Reporter’s Notebook: Student Government & Berea City Council
Reporter’s Notebook: Student Government
Bob Baxendale and Kathy Gordon
Alumus proposes during Homecoming festivities
Players prepare for the Baldwin-Wallace Homecoming football game.
Football games usher in alumni
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
The study conducted the bikeability of areas around campus, marking bike racks such as this one near Beech Street.
First community meeting held to improve transportation in Berea
Former morgue, Kohler Hall, which is rumored to be haunted.
Campus’s paranormal activity potentially spread to local business 
Berea City Council holds reading for town issues
United Methodist Church on Seminary St.
Churches on Seminary Street increase engagement efforts with students on campus
Email sent to Baldwin Wallace Students in response to overdose by students.
Off-campus student overdoses spur drug-policy awareness
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
Stolen car slams into bus transporting BW students
Stolen car slams into bus transporting BW students
Women’s basketball team perseveres against Mount Union’s Purple Raiders
The study conducted the bikeability of areas around campus, marking bike racks such as this one near Beech Street.
First community meeting held to improve transportation in Berea
14-year-old transgender student Bradie Anderson gives public testimony opposing Ohio House Bill 183.
Ohio’s proposed transgender bathroom ban has second hearing, mirrors legislation drafted by anti-LGBTQ+ hate group
Members of the Cuyahoga Executive board meet to endorse the upcoming issues on the November Ballot.
Cuyahoga County Democratic Party endorses marijuana initiative
Vermin Supreme cracks jokes and shared his policy goals at Spotlight Cleveland Tuesday.
Satirist Presidential Candidate Vermin Supreme stops in Cleveland
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
A scene from Jared Guerrasios upcoming recital
BWMT juniors and seniors showcase creativity through in-person and virtual recitals
Can’t help falling in love with Coppola’s ‘Priscilla’
‘The Marvels’ racks up another miss for Marvel, teases future of MCU
(left to right) Jennifer Jarvis and Troian Butler perform a scene from “The Laramie Project,” which premiered on Nov. 16 in the Loomis Acting Studio.
Students inspire audiences to ‘erase hate’ in verbatim theater piece ‘The Laramie Project’
The Center for Global Exploration, located on the second floor of Strosacker Student Union, provides students with support as they research and pursue study abroad opportunities across the globe.
Asian Student Alliance, French Club stress importance of studying abroad
Athletes turn to intramural basketball during off-season
The BW bowling team huddles around in preparation for a match.
Baldwin Wallace introduces new bowling teams
Julia Stein and a fellow racquetball player practicing at BW.
Racquetball team triumphs, earning them a national title last year
The BW Volleyball team huddles before their game against Muskingum University.
Women’s volleyball sweeps Muskingum, keeps pace with top ranked school 
Members of the BW Girls Club create vision boards with a focus on setting goals related to sports and personal development.
Girls Club seeks to empower women in sports
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