Story by Alyssa Lamb, Multimedia Editor
• September 10, 2024
Correction: an earlier version of this story included a quote that was incorrect in the context.
The spring 2024 semester ended on a high note for Baker University as it acquired Baldwin City's local...
Story by Caitlin Mooney, Staff Photographer
• April 28, 2024
Student Activities Council (SAC) hosted the second round of headphone disco on April 25, allowing students to take a step back from the stress of the second semester. The event is free for all students...
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Story by Alyssa Lamb, Staff Writer
• October 11, 2023
Baker University students had the opportunity to celebrate the start of October with a tabling event called ‘Socktober’ on Tuesday, Oct. 10 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. This year Socktober was hosted...
Jolliffe's next step in life is to become the new Applied Health Sciences building starting in the 2023-2024 school year. The current renovations are being funded by a generous donation of $2 million...
Following its tenure as a guest house for around 16 years, Jolliffe Hall was renovated again to revert back to a dormitory space, this time co-ed. The layout was different, as each room held obnly...
After 34 years as a men's dorm, Jolliffe was renovated into a guest house and boarding house for alumni, parents, dignitaries, and other visitors to campus. The cost for one night was $6, $9 for two...
Jolliffe Hall was originally built in 1940 with the help of a $40,000 donation by O. Jolliffe, the equivalent of $836,000 in 2023. It was originally designed as a men's dormitory with 10 four-person...
Jolliffe Hall closed as a dorm in 2008, and was subsequently used for storage and left in a deteriorating state. According to Associate Professor of History John Richards, Jolliffe housed several types...
On this week’s episode we will catch up with the Baker Softball team, talk to students about how they’re spending their summer and recap the TEA Drag Show!
On this week’s episode we will catch up with Baker basketball star Jalen Patterson, take you on a coffee tour through Douglas County, and update you on the Baker Orange News Rundown.
