Since the  beginning of interterm, Baker University residence halls have not been allowing any guests into student rooms in order to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. However, on March 2, the guest...

In this week's episode of The Word, we cover a Baker alumni response to the recent budget cuts, go over degree audits and the Wildcat sport action from the week with the 2 Minute Drill.

Baker University freshman Kaitlen Riley passed away on Jan. 30, leaving behind family, friends and multiple communities that cherished her dearly. Just after midnight on that day, Riley, 19, was involved...

In this episode of The Word, we take a look at COVID-19 safety policies and their effectiveness, athletic facility growth in comparison to university budget cuts and an update on sports.

During the fall semester, Baker University announced that Quest courses will be replaced by the newly developed Baker Core program. Assistant Dean of General Education Tamara Slankard held two Q&A...

On Feb. 19, The Kansas Department of Health and Environment reported that outdoor events are now allowed a maximum of 200 guests. In response to this change, Baker University Athletics recently announced...

Baker University was recently selected by the National Science Foundation (NSF) as a recipient of the Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship grant program. Over $1 million will be paid over the course of five...

Jesse Milan, the first Black professor at Baker University, died on Feb. 8 at the age of 92. While Milan accomplished many things over his lifetime, one of his lasting impacts on Baker was the founding...

On Monday Feb. 15, a resolution was passed by Student Senate in response to the campus being open with unprecedented cold weather. According to the BakerU alert, it was up to each individual faculty member...

In this episode of The Word, we cover Baker's recent cuts to faculty and majors (check out the full story on our website), Randy Flowers winning the Outstanding Programmer Award, how the pandemic has affected...