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Quest course influences student writing

Quest course influences student writing

May 7, 2019
Sophomore Tarren Bingham works with special needs children on a regular basis through Grace Church. He will be running the SOAR program during the summer and weekends.

Student volunteers with special needs children through SOAR

May 7, 2019
Billionaire pledges to protect the environment

Billionaire pledges to protect the environment

April 17, 2019
Design questions surround Boeings 737 Max

Design questions surround Boeing’s 737 Max

April 17, 2019
Logan Brettell rolls out of the pocket during the Leicester Falcons preseason game against the Oxford Saints on March 24. Brettell, Quanzee Johnson and Clarence Clark are continuing their education and football careers at the University of Derby.

Football alumni continue careers in UK

April 15, 2019
Director of Career Services Susan Wade is set to retire from Bakers Baldwin City campus in late June. Wade will be working part-time at the SPGS campus as the Community Outreach Specialist. Wade also plans to use the extra time for some of her favorite hobbies.

Susan Wade leaves Career Services

April 10, 2019
Mungano hosts womens panel

Mungano hosts women’s panel

March 19, 2019
Lawrence High School confiscates guns

Lawrence High School confiscates guns

March 19, 2019
Sophomore Chandler Rogers started his own moving company, Help-U-Move LLC, during the summer of 2016 and has since created a successful business.

Rogers starts successful moving company

March 18, 2019
Gillette should put action behind toxic masculinity advertisement

Gillette should put action behind toxic masculinity advertisement

February 19, 2019
Online course evaluations receive less input from students

Online course evaluations receive less input from students

February 19, 2019
Cost of healthcare is no longer a secret

Cost of healthcare is no longer a secret

February 15, 2019
Committee plans for Baker’s future

Committee plans for Baker’s future

February 15, 2019
Understanding finances is important

Understanding finances is important

December 10, 2018
Sophomore Carly Hassenstab, Freshman Chance Prosser and Sophomore Kaycee Bauer, play Settlers of Catan, one of the many games offered at BUGS. Catan is an analytical game that challenges players to settle different lands and produce civilizations.

‘BUGS’ provides stress relief

December 10, 2018
Associate Vice President of Capital Planning, Facilities and Emergency Management Scott George began his position this past fall.

New employee focuses on campus safety

December 10, 2018
The parMentors pose with gifts purchased for the “Adopt-a-Family” project. The items were wrapped at the Eldridge Hotel following the group dinner.

ParMentors give back to community

December 10, 2018
Seniors Madison Lutzs and Hannah Tolliver share their presentation at the Womens Leadership Conference in Nebraska.

Students bring back leadership skills from conference

November 7, 2018
The New Living Center is one of three resident halls on the Baldwin City Campus.

Enrollment requires more student housing

November 6, 2018
Hunger remains an American issue

Hunger remains an American issue

November 6, 2018
Alumni and friends of Baker University attend a gala in downtown Kansas City, Missouri Oct. 13. The event was in celebration of the “Forever Orange” campaign in order to raise funds for the university.

‘Forever Orange’ campaign continues to fundraise

November 2, 2018
Baker 360° takes over SPGS

Baker 360° takes over SPGS

October 17, 2018
New policy aims at preventing academic misconduct

New policy aims at preventing academic misconduct

October 15, 2018
Director of the Baker Wetlands and Associate Professor of Biology Irene is one of the new professors welcomed to campus this semester.

Semester welcomes new professors to campus

September 26, 2018
Assistant Professor of Biology Danielle Hemingson and Associate Professor of Exercise Science Chris Todden pose with Clair Dunn at a show in St. Joe, Missouri. Todden and Hemingson are notorious for attending many concerts throughout the summer.

Concert crazy: Hemingson and Todden attend multiple events each year

September 24, 2018
Universities attempt to implement free speech zones

Universities attempt to implement ‘free speech zones’

September 24, 2018
Starbucks is one of many companies that are implementing diversity training into their company standards.

Racial bias training introduced to companies

September 24, 2018
Vaccinations are crucial to society

Vaccinations are crucial to society

September 24, 2018
Ocean cleanup begins this month

Ocean cleanup begins this month

September 24, 2018
Darcy Russell, dean of the college of arts and sciences taught for 30 years before beginning this position.

Russell obtains dean position

September 24, 2018
Pay attention to the present

Pay attention to the present

September 10, 2018
Red tide continues to worsen

Red tide continues to worsen

September 3, 2018
BRäV hangs jeans with words on them to advocate against and spread awareness about sexual assault on campus. The group members painted sayings such as It wasnt my fault on the pants to encourage people to stop victim blaming.

BRäV advocates for change on campus

June 17, 2018
According to Merriam-Webster materialism is defined as, a doctrine that the only or the highest values or objectives lie in material well-being and in the furtherance of material progress.

Society leans toward materialism

May 2, 2018
Saving lives through organ donation

Saving lives through organ donation

May 1, 2018
The Student Activities Council held the Tunnel of Oppression in Parmenter on Feb. 27. Coordinator of Inclusion and Wellness Education Paul Ladipo guided students through the exhibit.

Tunnel of Oppression highlights societal wrongs

April 4, 2018
Cursing negatively affects society

Cursing negatively affects society

April 2, 2018
The light blue, light pink and white flag represents being transgender.

Advocate speaks to class about life as transgender

April 1, 2018
Louisville mens basketball had victories revoked

Louisville men’s basketball had victories revoked

March 27, 2018
An example of the no gun signs which are posed on several campus buildings.

Lockdown policy implemented for students’ safety

March 20, 2018
Sitting out is not a bad thing

“Sitting out is not a bad thing”

February 21, 2018
Next step: Oxford

Next step: Oxford

February 17, 2018
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