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Berea-Midpark students reflect on high school’s new campus
Upcoming alternative breaks encourage student advocacy for social justice issues
Baldwin Wallace students set to experience the Mediterranean
Mary Frances Berry, notable civil rights activist, visits campus as keynote speaker
Mary Frances Berry, notable civil rights activist, visits campus as keynote speaker
The gaming kiosk at Tony Ks Bar & Grille will soon be available for customers to place sports wagers.
Legal sports betting could bring opportunities, concerns to BW students
Upcoming alternative breaks encourage student advocacy for social justice issues
Baldwin Wallace students set to experience the Mediterranean
Mary Frances Berry, notable civil rights activist, visits campus as keynote speaker
Mary Frances Berry, notable civil rights activist, visits campus as keynote speaker
Part-time student eligibility for employment determined by work-study status
Part-time student eligibility for employment determined by work-study status
Religion department to open new interfaith center on campus
Religion department to open new interfaith center on campus
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Berea-Midpark students reflect on high school’s new campus
Associate zoology professor Andrew Merwin holds a post-mortem spotted lanternfly. The ing-long insect is defined by its red underwings and distinct spots on its forewings.
Invasive spotted lanternflies have been spotted in Berea. Now what?
Opinion: Why you should buy e-bikes locally, not from Amazon
Opinion: Why you should buy e-bikes locally, not from Amazon
Three Girls Cupcake Shoppe opened its location on Front Street in Berea in 2020.
Three Girls Cupcake Shoppe thrives on Berea’s community atmosphere
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
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
Letitia Wright stuns as bona fide hero in Ryan Coogler’s ‘Black Panther’ 2
Conservatory changes ensemble rehearsal schedule that dated back decades
Conservatory changes ensemble rehearsal schedule that dated back decades
20 films to watch before Babylon hits theaters
20 films to watch before ‘Babylon’ hits theaters
Courtesy of Baldwin Wallace Conservatory of Music
Virtual B.W.M.T. senior recitals stream to audiences from the comfort of home
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
Historic Black Cultural Center gives Black students space to be authentic selves
Historic Black Cultural Center gives Black students space to be authentic selves
Holiday Gala set to ‘transform’ Strosacker Hall into winter wonderland
Holiday Gala set to ‘transform’ Strosacker Hall into winter wonderland
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
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
Opinion: Why you should buy e-bikes locally, not from Amazon
Opinion: Why you should buy e-bikes locally, not from Amazon
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.
Informing the Berea and Baldwin Wallace University Communities Since 1913

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Informing the Berea and Baldwin Wallace University Communities Since 1913

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Jesse Kucewicz, Managing Editor--Photo Desk

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[Photo] BW Student Loses His Marbles in New Show

March 9, 2020
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[Photo] BW Dominates OAC Tournament, Will Host NCAA Tourney

March 9, 2020

We can’t trust what all primary results have to say

March 9, 2020
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[Photo] New MCS&E building gets a name: Austin E. Knowlton Center

October 11, 2019

Video: Ward Hall demolished

October 11, 2019
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[Photo] CIG hosts photo gallery, lecture highlighting Chilcatotora people

October 11, 2019
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[Photo] Lightning strikes Saylor Hall, starts fire

September 29, 2019
Recent decisions by the denomination might lead Baldwin Wallace University to sever it’s 174-year-old affiliation with the United Methodist Church.

[Photo] Methodists’ LGBTQ decision may lead university to break affiliation

March 29, 2019

University works to connect experts, media

February 15, 2019
Baldwin Wallace guard Kasey Hughes drives during a recent game against Wilmington. She is third on the team in scoring, at 9.4 points per game. As a team, the Jackets are averaging 59 points against per game while scoring 70.

[Photo] Women winning games on both ends of the floor

February 2, 2019
Byron Pitts spoke with students about privilege and higher education in the world during MLK Week.

[Photo] ABC news anchor encourages students to ‘live the dream’

February 1, 2019
Kohler Hall, which as recently as last year housed 80 students, is currently “mothballed” and is expected to be demolished next summer.

[Photo] Kohler Hall, with its colorful past and structural issues, slated for demolition

October 27, 2018
The majority of the 680 freshmen this year are composed of liberal arts students, with 73 students entering the Conservatory of Music.

BW welcomes 680 in Class of 2022 as demographic decline poses hurdle

September 28, 2018
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[Photo] New residence hall mixes student living with restaurants, retail

September 24, 2018
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