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BW students playing in the New Music Series.
Student composers showcase work in the Conservatory’s New Music Series
Student reasearchers taking soil samples in redline zones.
University-backed research finds correlation between redline zones, lead contamination in soil
Alyssa Klauminzer, Athletic Communications student assistant, gets ready for a volleyball tournament taking place at BW.
Social media helps BW athletics teams reach wider audience
A picture depicting El Toritos Nachos, tacos and other various appetizers
El Toritos Tacos to open in University Market on Front Street
Math department moves to new course model for remedial students
Student reasearchers taking soil samples in redline zones.
University-backed research finds correlation between redline zones, lead contamination in soil
Alyssa Klauminzer, Athletic Communications student assistant, gets ready for a volleyball tournament taking place at BW.
Social media helps BW athletics teams reach wider audience
A picture depicting El Toritos Nachos, tacos and other various appetizers
El Toritos Tacos to open in University Market on Front Street
Math department moves to new course model for remedial students
BW sports management program takes on America’s biggest game with Super Bowl LVII trip
Student reasearchers taking soil samples in redline zones.
University-backed research finds correlation between redline zones, lead contamination in soil
A picture depicting El Toritos Nachos, tacos and other various appetizers
El Toritos Tacos to open in University Market on Front Street
BW sports management program takes on America’s biggest game with Super Bowl LVII trip
Student Government welcomes new leadership
Student Government welcomes new leadership
180 Beach St. is one of the vacant City-owned houses for which the Berea government and local homeowners association have proposed plans.
City of Berea considers plans with city-owned houses, keeping student renters out of Historical District
Student Government welcomes new leadership
Student Government welcomes new leadership
Signs reading No BioSolids in Grafton are a common sight in yards throughout Grafton Township as residents fight against a proposed biosolids handling facility.
Lorain County locals fight against proposed biosolids facility in Grafton Township
Trans Ohioans are still being denied gender marker corrections to their birth certificates
Photo provided by College Now Greater Cleveland of an Adult Learner
Cleveland City Council directs ARPA funds to residents continuing higher education
Motivated by worker protections, BW student mulls run for Ohio House of Representatives
Motivated by worker protections, BW student mulls run for Ohio House of Representatives
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
Scream VI features Melissa Barrera, Jenna Ortega, Jasmin Savoy Brown, and Mason Gooding in “Scream VI (from left to right)
“Scream VI” enters elite movie group as franchise releases sixth installment
BW students playing in the New Music Series.
Student composers showcase work in the Conservatory’s New Music Series
What does ‘Quantumania’ mean for the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe?
First-year Conservatory students adjust to new rehearsal schedule
First-year Conservatory students adjust to new rehearsal schedule
Students rehearsing a scene from “William Shakespeare’s Land of the Dead,” opening on March 3 at 7:30 p.m. at the Beck Center for the Arts.
Beck Center youth theater students unleash zombie apocalypse in ‘William Shakespeare’s Land of the Dead’
Timothy Marshall, director of the Digital Marketing Center, pictured in the middle facing the camera in a meeting with one of his DMC student groups.
A Day in the Life: Professor of marketing cultivates students’ brilliance to improve digital marketing for clients
BW students playing in the New Music Series.
Student composers showcase work in the Conservatory’s New Music Series
Student reasearchers taking soil samples in redline zones.
University-backed research finds correlation between redline zones, lead contamination in soil
Students give love –– and hookups –– the old college try
BW sports management program takes on America’s biggest game with Super Bowl LVII trip
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
Alyssa Klauminzer, Athletic Communications student assistant, gets ready for a volleyball tournament taking place at BW.
Social media helps BW athletics teams reach wider audience
As esports program gains steam, members hope to grow popularity on campus with new club
Julia Stein, junior BW Racquetball Club member, practices in the Lou Higgins Rec Center in preparation for the 2023 season.
Racquetball Club recruits new members for 2023 season
Women’s basketball avenge rivalry loss in OAC tournament win
Men’s basketball upsets John Carroll in massive boost to OAC tournament hopes
Exponent Film Review: ‘Quantumania’ is a futile attempt to continue an already failing universe
Gender non-conforming students express concerns over comfort and safety on campus, urge greater inclusivity
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
Informing the Berea and Baldwin Wallace University Communities Since 1913

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

The Exponent
Kathryn Raubolt

Kathryn Raubolt, Staff Writer

Kathryn Raubolt is a pure mathematics major with minors in statistics and convergent journalism from Reno, Nevada. This is her first year working for The Exponent as a Staff Writer for Academic Life. Her role in the Exponent allows her to pursue her writing interests outside of math. In her free time, Kathryn enjoys reading, working out, and baking.

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Math department moves to new course model for remedial students

Kathryn Raubolt , Staff Writer
March 11, 2023

The Sexponent?! Alumni look back at old traditions of The Exponent

Kathryn Raubolt, Staff Writer
February 22, 2023

As ChatGPT enters the classroom, professors assess dangers, opportunities

Kathryn Raubolt , Staff Writer
February 18, 2023
Part-time student eligibility for employment determined by work-study status

Part-time student eligibility for employment determined by work-study status

Kathryn Raubolt, Staff Writer
January 20, 2023

Professional development program for female-identifying students to launch Spring 2023

Kathryn Raubolt, Staff Writer
November 15, 2022

At town hall, mental health survey results reveal alarming trends

Kathryn Raubolt, Staff Writer
November 15, 2022
Members of the BW Marching Band prepare for a performance on north campus during BWs Bold & Gold Homecoming Festival.

Yellow Jacket alumni welcomed back to campus for annual Bold & Gold Homecoming Festival

Kathryn Raubolt, Staff Writer
November 1, 2022
The Adams Street Cemetery was opened at night for participants of the ghost walk to walk through after the Haunted Walking Tour of Berea concluded.

Library series asks: What comes after we die?

Kathryn Raubolt, Staff Writer
October 14, 2022
Meghan Kania, center left, and her daughter, Leah Kania, dance for the 360 cameras at the tailgate event held before attending the football game.

Yellow Jacket families reunite for Parent and Family Weekend

Kathryn Raubolt, Staff Writer
September 30, 2022
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