The boys are back in town, quite literally for Baker University. Enrollment for fall 2014 looks strong, and men will likely outnumber women. And with all of Gessner Hall, the New Living Center and Horn...
On Sunday, three people were fatally shot at the Jewish Community Center and a nearby Jewish assisted living facility in Overland Park, during what police are calling a hate crime. The situation shocked...
With its up-to-date layout and new features, the recently-renovated Baker University website has been redesigned to be easily navigable for current and prospective students and faculty. After receiving...
For the third year in a row, Baker University will host its Summer Bridge program for incoming college students. Coordinator of Student Achievement Carrie Coward Bucher organized the program with the...
Talk of the renovations to Harter Union is continuous on campus. As a kickoff to the changes, Baker will host a renovation celebration Friday in the Harter Union. The festivity will include a sneak peek...
What started as a final class project for junior Tim Laughlin has blossomed into a thought-provoking and influential narrative about homosexuals in small towns. “In small towns, there isn’t...
Senior Kyle Baum helped put the Baker University science program on the map by finishing first in the undergraduate oral presentations at the meeting of the Academy of Science April 5-6 at Johnson County...
“Keep calm and run on.” Those are the words that will be on the shirts handed out at the first annual Pink Out 5K hosted by Zeta Tau Alpha. Vice President of Programming Kendra Clark suggests...
The long-standing BU Greek tradition kicks off this week with Mr. BU Tuesday in Rice Auditorium. The theme this year is “Las Vegas,” with festive activities such as Casino Night at 9 p.m....
Next year's common book, The Last Lecture<em>The Last Lecture</em>, focuses on the story of Randy Pausch, a computer science professor at Carnegie Mellon University....
The traveling Smithsonian exhibit entitled “The Way We Worked” has opened in the Lumberyard Arts Center and will run through May 5. The exhibit shows how the American working class has changed...
A weekend with tens of thousands of people, only a handful of whom have paid the $7 for a shower, music from sun up to sundown and greasy food vendors. What does this all add up to? A music festival. ...
