Informing the Berea and Baldwin Wallace University Communities Since 1913

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The Center for Global Exploration located in the upper level of the Union.
Faculty-led study abroad programs are on the rise
Hannah Kevitt and Steven Huynh in costume as Claire and Oliver respectively for “Maybe Happy Ending.”
BW Music Theatre alum Steven Huynh debuts in one of Broadway’s newest hit musicals
Protestors from Mobilize the Vote NEO gather in front of Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno’s office in downtown Cleveland.
Concerned citizens demand accountability from Ohio Senator
Red cards located at the OneStop desk in Bonds.
University officials respond to the rescindment of a policy previously barring immigration enforcement from university campuses
Strosacker Hall, home of BW Pride Hive and Student Life Services.
LGBTQ+ services coordinator denied course release for 2025-26 school year
The Center for Global Exploration located in the upper level of the Union.
Faculty-led study abroad programs are on the rise
Red cards located at the OneStop desk in Bonds.
University officials respond to the rescindment of a policy previously barring immigration enforcement from university campuses
Strosacker Hall, home of BW Pride Hive and Student Life Services.
LGBTQ+ services coordinator denied course release for 2025-26 school year
Student body president, Leah Kania, and vice president, Aniya Qualls.
Student body president and vice president seek to “propel BW forward” as the new academic year approaches
Copies of “The Mill” found in Marting Hall from the past three years.
The Mill’ continues long lasting university tradition
Hannah Kevitt and Steven Huynh in costume as Claire and Oliver respectively for “Maybe Happy Ending.”
BW Music Theatre alum Steven Huynh debuts in one of Broadway’s newest hit musicals
Camille Brooks (left) and Shelby Griswold (right) backstage at Playhouse Square in their ensemble costumes.
BWMT alumni shine at Playhouse Square in ‘& Juliet’ national tour
Anthony Kendall repping #40 on the field playing for the Tennessee Titans.
University alum Anthony Kendall signs with Cleveland Browns
A photo of psychology professor David Disabato.
Professor conducts research in mental health of Northeast Ohio citizens
Brooke Balamenti holds up her new book "Under the Same Stars."
Returning to Stodgekins: university alumna publishes sequel to her book ‘The Mind Field’
Sandstone sign welcoming visitors to Berea.
Berea plans to sell land to Cleveland Browns for community development
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
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
BW community and local drag queens react to spate of anti-drag efforts
Sustainability Summit participants share thoughts on University’s sustainability efforts
Regal theater in North Olmsted the latest in rash of local, nationwide closures
Protestors from Mobilize the Vote NEO gather in front of Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno’s office in downtown Cleveland.
Concerned citizens demand accountability from Ohio Senator
Student body president, Leah Kania, and vice president, Aniya Qualls.
Student body president and vice president seek to “propel BW forward” as the new academic year approaches
A phone showing a screen that many users saw when opening the app on January 19.
TikTok receives 75-day extension as pressure to divest grows
A map of the results from the 2024 Presidential Election.
Students, faculty react to election results
The election watch party flyer.
Election watch party sparks civic discourse
Hannah Kevitt and Steven Huynh in costume as Claire and Oliver respectively for “Maybe Happy Ending.”
BW Music Theatre alum Steven Huynh debuts in one of Broadway’s newest hit musicals
A still from the film "The Sound of Music."
Ten movies to make your home feel like spring
Rachel Zegler as Snow White and Andrew Burnap as Jonathan in Disney's "Snow White."
Review: ‘Snow White’ is NOT the fairest film of them all
(left to right) Jack Black, Jason Momoa and Sebastian Hansen in "A Minecraft Movie."
Review: ‘A Minecraft Movie’ is a fun-filled flop
Copies of “The Mill” found in Marting Hall from the past three years.
‘The Mill’ continues its longstanding legacy this April with exciting release party
BW men's lacrosse team huddles together before a game.
From East to West, diverse men’s lacrosse roster fuels team culture and success
The Yellow Jackets celebrate together after winning the OAC Championship, exemplifying the team’s purpose statement: “Whatever it takes for each other.”
‘We’re not satisfied’: Women’s basketball has record-breaking season, but the job is not finished
Anthony Kendall repping #40 on the field playing for the Tennessee Titans.
University alum Anthony Kendall signs with Cleveland Browns
Brian Rector and Will Horvath standing outside of the BW tennis courts.
Future of BW men’s tennis team looks promising as recruiting success continues
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
Informing the Berea and Baldwin Wallace University Communities Since 1913

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

The Exponent

Hannah Wetmore, Executive Editor, Web

Hannah Wetmore is a senior political science major at Baldwin Wallace. She currently works on a variety of projects for The Exponent but her main responsibilities fall to social media and web presence maintenance as well as multi-media projects. She has been writing for The Exponent for three years and after graduating intends to pursue a career in journalism with an interest in working for NPR or The New York Times covering political issues.

You can reach her at [email protected] if you prefer a non-Baldwin Wallace affiliated email account.

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Informing the Berea and Baldwin Wallace University Communities Since 1913
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