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Sarah Kittleberger, senior public health student, rides with the mascot during the homecoming parade.
Bold & Gold Homecoming 2023
Administration ditches physical ID cards for incoming class
Sam Zachel presents his “Who am I?” presentation to his First Year Experience class taught by Catherine Lane, professor of mathematics, in the Knowlton Center. Students were tasked to create a slide to present their hobbies, background and fun facts.
2023 First-Year class breaks enrollment records
Reporters Notebook: Student Government & Berea City Council
Reporter’s Notebook: President Helmer Presents Potential Master Plan
Reporters Notebook: Student Government & Berea City Council
Reporters Notebook: Berea City Council
Sarah Kittleberger, senior public health student, rides with the mascot during the homecoming parade.
Bold & Gold Homecoming 2023
Administration ditches physical ID cards for incoming class
Sam Zachel presents his “Who am I?” presentation to his First Year Experience class taught by Catherine Lane, professor of mathematics, in the Knowlton Center. Students were tasked to create a slide to present their hobbies, background and fun facts.
2023 First-Year class breaks enrollment records
Reporters Notebook: Student Government & Berea City Council
Reporter’s Notebook: Student Government 9/20/23 Issue
Baldwin Wallace Universitys Strosacker Hall.
BW deficit partly caused by unclear financial reports
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
Reporters Notebook: Student Government & Berea City Council
Reporters Notebook: Berea City Council
This is a picture of a bed where people donate blood at Vitalant blood donation center in Middleburgh Heights.
Blood banks implementing FDA’s lifting of ‘blood ban’ for gay, bisexual men
Claudine Grunenwald Kirschner (left) leads a workshop for seniors who are preparing for college.
TRIO Upward Bound program seeks to end academic inequality for low-income high school students
The survey that was sent out was to get feedback from residents about what infrastructure should improve.
Sustainability students collect survey about bicycle infrastructure in Berea
Pictured here is the retiring Berea Municipal Court Judge Mark A. Comstock.
As Berea Judge Mark Comstock enters retirement, Democratic nominee seeks to modernize court, address budget
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
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
On April 5, Kayela Swansiger (left) and Emma Omerzo (right) were elected senior class president and vice president for the 2023-2024 school year.
Class officer elections provide new students leadership opportunities
Student Government Weekly Update: Renovations and blue lights updates
Pictured here is the retiring Berea Municipal Court Judge Mark A. Comstock.
As Berea Judge Mark Comstock enters retirement, Democratic nominee seeks to modernize court, address budget
Pictured here is Ohio State Senator Catherine Ingram, a Democrat from Cincinnati and member of the Workforce and Higher Education Committee.
Ohio’s proposed campus ‘free speech’ bill sparks debate among professors, students
‘The Nun II’ disappoints in conjuring up creeps
Abby Nagle, Da’Von McDonald, Junie Carter, and Bella Issa rehearse “Hot Patootie” from “The Rocky Horror Picture Show.”
Student production ‘Rocky Horror’ to return to campus, encourages self-expression
A film poster for A Haunting in Venice.
Review: “A Haunting in Venice” is another spin on the murder mystery genre
“Barbie” delivers a candy-coated comedy with just the right amount of heart
“Oppenheimer” blows away audiences in a one of Nolan’s best
The Baldwin Wallace Womans soccer team faces off Carnegie Mellon on the field
Women’s Soccer faces No. 2 in nation, Carnegie Melon
Defensive back Armani Marsh #25 of the Tennessee Titans and Cornerback Anthony Kendall #40 of the Tennessee Titans during the preseason game between the Tennessee Titans and the Minnesota Vikings at US Bank Stadium on August 19, 2023 in Minneapolis, MN. Photo By Emily Starkey/Tennessee Titans
Former Yellow Jacket Anthony Kendall makes NFL roster
BW womens volleyball team plays against Mountaineers
BW’s Women’s Volleyball takes down Berea Mountaineers in a battle of the Bereas
The BW Womans Volleyball team practices for the upcoming season.
Women’s volleyball season preview
The football team practicing for their first game of the season this upcoming Saturday at George Finnie Stadium against Mount St. Joseph University.
Football team confident about making it to the playoffs
Sept. 20 Quoteacrostic
Informing the Berea and Baldwin Wallace University Communities Since 1913

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

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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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Administration ditches physical ID cards for incoming class

Kathryn Raubolt, Staff Writer
September 30, 2023
Sam Zachel presents his “Who am I?” presentation to his First Year Experience class taught by Catherine Lane, professor of mathematics, in the Knowlton Center. Students were tasked to create a slide to present their hobbies, background and fun facts.

2023 First-Year class breaks enrollment records

Kathryn Raubolt, Staff Writer
September 30, 2023
Brian Krupp, winner of the Gigax Faculty Scholarship Award, sits in his office in the Knowlton Center. Krupp works on various research projects for computer science including Campus Plate and air quality sensors for the Cleveland area.

Six faculty awarded for dedication inside and outside of the classroom

Kathryn Raubolt, Staff Writer
September 14, 2023
Sam Zachel presents his “Who am I?” presentation to his First Year Experience class taught by Catherine Lane, professor of mathematics, in the Knowlton Center. Students were tasked to create a slide to present their hobbies, background and fun facts.

BW class of 2027 breaks enrollment records

Kathryn Raubolt, Staff Writer
September 14, 2023
Olivia Stone, vice president of client relations and co-owner of Unrefined, hands out samples to students at the 2023 Involvement Fair in the Lou Higgins Rec Center.

BW adds gluten-free, dairy-free dining kiosks

Kathryn Raubolt, Staff Writer
September 2, 2023
This is a picture taken by Kathryn Raubolt of her items to be picked up by Storage Squad and stored for the summer.

[Photo] Storage Squad moves in to help students move out

May 16, 2023
Christina Lindhout shows the Ballet Bootcamp class how to do a certain move.

Ballet bootcamp no longer required for students in dance courses

Kathryn Raubolt, Staff Writer
May 1, 2023

Experiential learning requirements to be streamlined

Kathryn Raubolt, Staff Writer
April 28, 2023

Residence Life implements Roomie allowing students to view 3D scans of rooms

Kathryn Raubolt, Staff Writer
April 14, 2023
This is a picture of Malicky Center, home to the Department of Psychology where students are currently taking the course Psychological Disorders.

Psychology course name change reflects fields evolving language

Kathryn Raubolt, Staff Writer
April 13, 2023

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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