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Secretary of State Frank LaRose (speaking) alongside Rep. Brian Stewart, R-Ashville, introducing a constitutional amendment requiring a 60% supermajority for all future citizen-led ballot amendments.
Ohio Republicans launch effort to make citizen-led amendments harder to pass for voters
This article is shared with permission from The Buckeye Flame, a nonprofit news outlet covering LGTBQ+ Ohioans.
First hearing held on SB 50 to ban conversion therapy on minors in Ohio
The marquee of the closed Regal Cinemas in Middleburg Heights is now blank.
Regal Cinemas’ closure in Middleburg Towne Square plaza leaves vacuum of accessible movie theaters near campus
University libraries’ rare book collections provide valuable academic resource
Professional development program for female-identifying students to launch Spring 2023
University libraries’ rare book collections provide valuable academic resource
Professional development program for female-identifying students to launch Spring 2023
Nursing program introduces life-like birth simulators
At town hall, mental health survey results reveal alarming trends
Switch to Canvas has been ‘smooth,’ director of educational tech says
The marquee of the closed Regal Cinemas in Middleburg Heights is now blank.
Regal Cinemas’ closure in Middleburg Towne Square plaza leaves vacuum of accessible movie theaters near campus
Gar & Mar, a Jamaican restaurant owned by husband and wife Garry and Nadette Maria James-Lawson, opened in Berea in July.
Gar & Mar serves up Jamaican fare to Berea residents in former Campus Grill building
Campus Celebrates Environmental Awareness with Earth Week Festivities
2 Blue Lights Nonoperational as Fate of Emergency System In Question
2 Blue Lights Nonoperational as Fate of Emergency System In Question
Mild changes planned for Union Renovation
Mild changes planned for Union Renovation
Secretary of State Frank LaRose (speaking) alongside Rep. Brian Stewart, R-Ashville, introducing a constitutional amendment requiring a 60% supermajority for all future citizen-led ballot amendments.
Ohio Republicans launch effort to make citizen-led amendments harder to pass for voters
Election snapshot: With election fairness increasingly disputed, local skeptic takes matters into his own hands
Ohio candidates for U.S. Senate Rep. Tim Ryan (D) and J.D. Vance (R) attempted to tone down references to hot-button issues at an October debate.
The Exponent’s guide to the midterm elections
Its not too late to make a plan to vote in the midterms – heres how to do it
It’s not too late to make a plan to vote in the midterms – here’s how to do it
Major developments in Russia-Ukraine conflict raise alarm among experts
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 Lafayette String Quartet consists of Ann Elliott-Goldschmid on first violin (top left), Sharon Stanis on second violin (top right), Joanna Hood on viola (bottom right) and Pamela Highbaugh Aloni on cello (bottom left).
Lafayette String Quartet to make farewell tour stop at Conservatory
Emily Polcyn, left, plays Cassius, who conspires with Brutus (Jason Diers, pictured right) to kill Roman emperor Julius Caesar.
In student-mounted “Julius Caesar,” it only takes seven people to change the world
Black Arts Network shares resources, fosters community among artists of color
Conservatory convocation recitals celebrate successful students, continue tradition
Music theatre program invites audiences to a Wild Party
Music theatre program invites audiences to a ‘Wild Party’
Lindsay-Crossman Chapel, which was founded during the era of German Wallace College, will host an event commemorating its 150th anniversary on Nov. 17.
Lindsay-Crossman Chapel to celebrate 150 years
TikTok video star Elie Haoui films a video in front of Strosacker Hall on the campus of Baldwin Wallace University.
Popular TikTok personality stops by Baldwin Wallace
S.A.L.S.A.’s second annual Noche de Fiesta event features traditional food, entertainment
Professional development program for female-identifying students to launch Spring 2023
Sustainability committee returns under new name
Following Supreme Court decision overruling Roe, no changes to University policies
Following Supreme Court decision overruling Roe, no changes to University policies
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
Lou Higgins Recreation Center, Upsprung Gym Entrance
Wellfest highlights range of opportunities to stay healthy, have fun
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
JacketCare virtual health service renamed as TimelyCare
On 50th anniversary of Title IX, women’s soccer players stress importance of inclusion
On 50th anniversary of Title IX, women’s soccer players stress importance of inclusion
BW sport management program to explore athletics at Duke University
Baseball players reflect on Super Regional Championship, World Series appearance while looking ahead to next season
As football returns home against Muskingum, players hope to build on positive fan atmosphere
Senior wide receiver Darius Stokes hauls in the games winning score, a 75-yard touchdown pass thrown by junior Joey Marousek. Photo courtesy of University Relations
Football team claims 35-31 victory on Parent and Family Weekend
Oppressing expression: Microaggressions are harmful yet sadly common
Oppressing expression: Microaggressions are harmful yet sadly common
OPINION: Student Burnout On The Rise
The Russia-Ukraine Conflict: What is Going on?
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Opinion: Why US Intervention in Russia Would Be the Wrong Move.
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