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The Baker Orange

Baker University Student News Media

The Baker Orange

Baker University Student News Media

The Baker Orange

University President Lynne Murray prepares to say goodbye to Baker

Story by Kolbie Christensen, Editor-in-Chief December 5, 2024

On Dec. 31, 2024 Dr. Lynne Murray will officially step down from her position as Baker University’s 29th president. After serving in the role for ten and a half years, Murray will move on to the University...

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’

Story by Editorial Board December 5, 2024

Since Donald Trump’s reelection as the 47th president of the United States on Tuesday, Nov. 5 there has been a rise in sexist and abusive attacks towards women that have been posted across social media....

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

A new approach: How one faculty member embraces AI

Story by Meg Qualls and Emma Berkley December 5, 2024

As AI platforms like ChatGPT, Copy.Ai, Grammarly, and similar tools become more prevalent and accessible, there are rising concerns about their usage in educational environments. However, faculty like...

Baker creates a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere for both non-traditional and traditional students, providing flexible online programs that accommodate diverse life experiences.

The return of nontraditional students

Story by Alyssa Lamb and N. Michael Houser December 5, 2024

Non-traditional students are typically over the age of 24, took at least one year off after high school, work full-time, part-time enrollment and/or have dependents, among other significant criteria. According...

Photo courtesy of: The Silver Room

Toni Morrison: A retrospective ranking

Story by N. Michael Houser, Staff Writer November 13, 2024

For those who are unfamiliar with Toni Morrison or her work, there is no concise way to describe how she has impacted Western literature and readers internationally with her prose. Having sadly passed...

What is Missouri's Amendment 2?- part two

What is Missouri’s Amendment 2?- part two

Story by Max Black, Staff Writer November 5, 2024

https://soundcloud.com/baker-o-radio/ammendment-2-part-2?si=04c733c4d420463ca079d4704ea3fc87&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing Max Black interviews Associate...

The team poses for a photo at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Photo courtesy of Kit Harris.

Women’s wrestling prepares for upcoming season after team trip to Colorado Springs

Story by Ava Czerniak, Radio Host November 5, 2024

As the second half of the fall semester begins, the Baker women’s wrestling team’s season is underway. Practices have been going on for a while now and the athletes are gearing up for important...

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

Story by Ethan Diehl, Staff Photographer November 5, 2024

Frequency Modulated: "Over the Garden Wall"

Frequency Modulated: “Over the Garden Wall”

Story by Skyler Holmes and Isaac Hudson November 2, 2024

https://soundcloud.com/baker-o-radio/frequency-modulated-over-the-garden-wall?si=6945ed99d0bb4cab928ec4f7881a095f&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing In honor...

Halloween tunes

Halloween tunes

Story by N. Michael Houser and Madi Weaver October 31, 2024

An infographic with a black background and orange moon gives safety tips. Black and orange bats surround the tips.

Tips for staying safe this Halloween

Story by Ava Czerniak, Radio Host October 31, 2024

Halloween is here and with it comes many festive activities including carving pumpkins, eating candy and costume parties. While most college students do not trick-or-treat anymore, many like to go out...

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