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Longs to be honored at chocolate auction

Story by Jenna Stanbrough • February 3, 2014
As University President Pat Long finishes her last semester at Baker University, the Lumberyard Arts Center will honor her and her husband, Dennis Long, Sunday at the 26th Annual Chocolate Auction. The Lumberyard Arts Center is hosting the event, which will begin at noon on Sunday at its location, 718 High St.
Lumberyard Arts Center features local artists

Lumberyard Arts Center features local artists

Story by Jenna Stanbrough • January 30, 2014
The Lumberyard Arts Center is hosting an exhibit called "The Itty Bitty Picture Show," featuring miniature paintings by artists from around the area.

El Patron provides college-friendly atmosphere

Story by Taylor Shuck, Editor • January 25, 2014
Although it started out as just a Mexican Restaurant, El Patron has turned into what owner Beto Aguilar calls "Mexican food with a bar atmosphere."
Students nominated for theater scholarships

Students nominated for theater scholarships

Story by Taylor Shuck, Editor • January 15, 2014
Three Baker students were nominated by their parts in BU productions to compete for scholarships from the Irene Ryan Foundation.
Taylors Top 10: Things I thought at the Kanye West concert

Taylor’s Top 10: Things I thought at the Kanye West concert

Story by Taylor Shuck, Editor • December 5, 2013
Taylor Shuck shares her top 10 thoughts about the Kanye West/Kendrick Lamar concert
Improv troupe provides spirit of fun

Improv troupe provides ‘spirit of fun’

Story by Holden Chad Harshman • November 21, 2013
With more than 75 student activities and organizations at Baker, choosing which ones to be a part of could present a challenge. Loud Noises, a short-form improvisation troupe, is one organization that is a mystery to some students.
Vespers to feature special guests

Vespers to feature special guests

Story by Jenna Stanbrough • November 15, 2013
The 83rd Annual Christmas Candlelight Vespers will once again feature an array of holiday music, spirit and cheer, but this year, University President Pat Long and University Minister Ira DeSpain will both play a special part in the program. There will be two performances, at 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. Dec. 8 in Rice Auditorium.

Taylor’s Top 10 – Ways to procrastinate for finals

Story by Taylor Shuck, Editor • November 15, 2013
With the looming cloud of upcoming finals casting shadows on students, everyone is looking for ways to procrastinate. Here are the best ways to do that.
Junior chases performing dream at Oklahomas Rodeo Opry

Junior chases performing dream at Oklahoma’s Rodeo Opry

Story by Taylor Shuck, Editor • November 6, 2013
Junior Jessica Prather performed at the Rodeo Opry in Oklahoma City. She is a member of the Baker dance team, a marketing major, and a hopeful country performing artist.

Zombies take over ‘Terror Train’

Story by Taylor Shuck, Editor • October 28, 2013
Entertainment Editor Taylor Shuck volunteered as a zombie on the Terror Train for the Midland Railway Train Depot in Baldwin City. This is her account of the experience.
Gods Favorite retells story of Job

‘God’s Favorite’ retells story of Job

October 25, 2013
The Baker University theater department’s latest production, “God’s Favorite” by Neil Simon, was a contemporary portrayal of the biblical story of Job. The show ran Thursday-Sunday in Rice Auditorium.

Taylor’s Top 10 – Halloween DIY

Story by Taylor Shuck, Editor • October 25, 2013
As college students, it’s hard to find the money to spend on a well-made Halloween costume, but it isn’t that hard to make your own. Here are 10 easy Halloween costumes that you can do yourself.
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