Domestic Violence Awareness Week activities encourage student involvement

October 20, 2020

After a rough first set for the wildcats, Head Coach Nils Nielsen called a timeout to reset and regroup. The Baker Wildcats played William Penn at Collins Gym on Nov. 2.

Baker Wildcats fall to William Penn 3-1 on senior night

Baker's Humanities Department hosted "Haunted Humanities" in Collins Library, Rice Auditorium, Parmenter Hall and Old Castle on Oct. 29 from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Guests were greeted by a ghost inflatable, as well as the library's inflatable dragon, Doug Drax, dressed up as a ghost.

Ghost hunts, murder mystery and ‘Haunted Humanities’

After falling to a 16-6 deficit in the first half, freshman Cameron Porter starts off the third quarter with a pick-six.

Baker football produces a late game thriller against Missouri Valley, winning 26-16

Junior Caitlin Youles celebrates with the team after scoring the first goal of the game.

Women’s soccer defeats Culver-Stockton in a 3-2 finish

Collins Library is decorated to draw students to the Summer 2024 Reading Challenge. They included many beach and summer-themed decorations.

Humanities Department announces Summer Reading Challenge for book-lovers

Dis is Lynne Murray

University President Lynne Murray prepares to say goodbye to Baker

After Donald Trump’s reelection as the 47th president of the United States, far-right political influencer Nick Fuentes posted some of his most harmful social media posts aimed at women to date. He stated, “Your body, my choice,” and “Get back to the kitchen.”

The epidemic of ‘Your body, my choice’

Dr. Joe Watson sits at his desks grading papers from one of his classes.

A new approach: How one faculty member embraces AI

Cheap eats: college meal prep on a budget

Cheap eats: college meal prep on a budget

What is Missouri's Amendment 2?- part two

What is Missouri’s Amendment 2?- part two

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