Severe thunderstorms and tornados are hallmarks of spring and summer in the Midwest, but current weather patterns may make this year’s storms seem more intense than most.
Meteorologists have predicted...
Story by Caitlyn Baker, Staff Writer
• March 29, 2021
Dr. Randy Flowers has become a well-known name at Baker University. After almost 10 years of serving as the Assistant Dean of Students and Director of Student Life at the university, Flowers decided he...
On Mar. 25, the Baker University Symphonic Winds and Jazz Band held their first in-house concert in Rice Auditorium since the start of the pandemic.
Though they were able to have an outdoor concert...
Story by Caitlyn Baker, Staff Writer
• March 26, 2021
With warmer weather among us, Baker University’s new hammocking club offers an alternative way for students to “hang” around campus while maintaining COVID-19 guidelines. Every Tuesday at 5 p.m.,...
In response to recent coverage on Baker University’s reduction and reallocation process, concerned alumni created a petition to demand transparency from university leadership to better serve the needs...
As in-person classes resume, several professors continue to provide the option for students to attend class via Zoom even when they are scheduled to meet in-person.
The use of Zoom allows students...
Story by Maya Hodison, Staff Writer
• March 23, 2021
Update: Due to changes in social distancing guidelines, Academic Affairs announced on Mar. 29 that May 2021 graduates are now allowed to have up to five guests in attendance.
An email sent from Vice...
In today's episode of The Word, we go over a weekly news rundown from our writers and staff at The Baker Orange, cover student reactions to stimulus checks coming in, cover Baker theatre's latest play...
