Simon Skoutas is a journalist for The Exponent, focusing on local news in Berea, Ohio. With a passion for community engagement and the arts, Simon covers a wide range of topics including transportation, campus events, and local talent. His articles aim to inform and entertain readers while capturing the unique spirit of the Berea community.
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Simon Skoutas covers a wide range of local topics including entertainment news, government and politics, sports, and education. His coverage often includes expert commentary on events and announcements.
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By: Kristen Miller, Simon Skoutas
Performed with accompaniment from the Baldwin Wallace Symphony Orchestra, directors and students encouraged audiences new to opera to watch “The Merry Widow,” because of its easy to digest mixture of humor, beauty and opulence. As the Conservatory of Music’s spring opera, the show opened on March 22 in the Gamble Auditorium in the Kulas Musical...
By: Konner Hines, Simon Skoutas
Black Girls Rock, a foundation celebrated and endorsed by celebrities and Black women nationally, seeks to continue to make Black women feel safe and accepted on the Baldwin Wallace University campus. In 2006, model Beverly Bond founded “BLACK GIRLS ROCK!” Since then, people — such as superstar Rihanna and former First Lady Michelle Obama —...
By: Simon Skoutas, Maria Vurbic
Counseling Services hosted a workshop event called “Art for Queer Self Expression” aimed to provide a safe space for Baldwin Wallace University’s queer community to engage in both art and counseling services on March 26. Timothy Hall, assistant director of Counseling Services, and Sophia Kallergis, director of Counseling Services, oversaw the event. They organized this...
By: Bryanna Feagler, Simon Skoutas
The Department of Theater and Dance will bring William Shakespeare’s “Measure for Measure” to the Mainstage Theatre from Wednesday to Saturday, exploring themes of sexual politics through a gendered lens. Bradley Hughes, a sophomore BFA acting student, said that the main plotline in “Measure for Measure” that BW is doing revolves around the Duke of...
By: Ryan Acevedo, Simon Skoutas
Coming close to the end of the semester, the Conservatory of Performing Arts hosted its 92nd annual Bach Festival’s Third Invention, marking the end of the year’s festivities. The third invention that spanned April 12-14, featured performances from Star Machine and BW Beatles, presentations from the Bach Library, masterclasses and the closing ceremony with the...
April Reign, an annual event for the Baldwin Wallace University community, took place on April 13 for any students that wanted to participate. Prior to the event, the junior class officers sought to find ways to involve as many organizations as possible. “April Reign is a fun, campus-wide event that students can create teams for...
By: Bailey Croft, Simon Skoutas
Student-run New Works Festival will feature five student-written and directed original plays on the Kleist Mainstage at 7:30 p.m. today. The performances will range from 15-minute plays to complete one-acts. The initiative for the festival sparked when the Advanced Directing course, THE-490, was not offered for spring 2024, resulting in the absence of the annual...
By: Simon Skoutas, Meredith Mccord
In early April, a member of the Baldwin Wallace University administration sent an email to some faculty and staff announcing that the Board of Trustees will compile a second round of proposed academic program cuts and mergers. The decision came after months of administrative deliberation, and the email largely attributed the plan to budgeting issues,...
Two residents of Berea invited Matthew Diemer, a Democrat running for the United States House of Representatives for Ohio’s 7th Congressional District, to Café Ah-Roma on April 13 for a meet and greet with members of the community. Diemer is set to face off against Republican incumbent U.S. Representative Max Miller and independent candidate Dennis...
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