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Skylar Grinnell

Skylar Grinnell, Photographer

Skylar Grinnell is a senior Sports Administration major with a double minor in Business and History. Originally from Phoenix, Arizona, she now lives in South Georgia. Skylar is a staff photographer for the Baker Orange and is a member of the Sports Administration Club. In her free time, Skylar plays roller derby in Kansas City.

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Senior athletes were unable to be accompanied by family or friends as part of Senior Night recognition in the wake of the pandemic.

[Photo] Spectator policies impact players on senior day

Story by Maya Hodison, Writer
November 17, 2020
Collins Center has been the home for graduation ceremonies over the years. This years winter graduation was cancelled in consideration for rising COVID-19 cases with hopes all previously cancelled graduations can be combined in May 2021.

[Photo] December commencement cancelled due to COVID-19

November 23, 2020
How weather impacts our mood: a word about seasonal depression

How weather impacts our mood: a word about seasonal depression

Story by Skylar Grinnell, Photographer
November 6, 2020
Senior Keirstyn Reynolds, Junior Jaila Randle, Senior Cheleia Marshall and Junior Payton Johnson painted their pumpkins together.

Mungano hosts pumpkin painting event

Story by Skylar Grinnell, Photographer
October 28, 2020
The Baker Wildcat football team will look to improve to 3-0 against Missouri Valley College on Oct. 24 at Liston Stadium.

[Photo] Football sees postponement of previous two games

October 18, 2020
Senior Carson Fitzgerald, Senior Deven Peters, and Junior Will Cox are members of the Baker eSports Team. They are among the many NAIA athletes that will be able to use their name, image and likeness under the new rule change.

[Photo] NAIA makes decision to compensate athletes for the name, image or likeness

October 16, 2020
Offensive lineman Evan Bishop runs with the Baker football team in their iconic entrance through an inflated helmet.

[Photo] Baker University Football wins season opener

Story by Makenzie Musgrove, Sports Editor
September 27, 2020
Updated guidelines for October allow Baker Students, staff and faculty to attend home sporting events.

[Photo] Limited spectators permitted to attend home sporting events

Story by Makenzie Musgrove, Sports Editor
October 2, 2020
Marco Aguinaga led the Wildcats to a commanding win over the Clarke University Pride for their second straight win.

[Photo] Wildcats dominate Clarke University

Story by Makenzie Musgrove, Sports Editor
October 3, 2020
Sophomore Anna Chieu stops at nothing to secure possession for the Wildcats.

Women’s Soccer Defeats Central Methodist 2-1

Story by Skylar Grinnell, Photographer
October 11, 2020
The 2020 Homecoming Royalty Nominees pose for a group photo following coronation.

Baker University hosts 2020 Homecoming Coronation

Story by Skylar Grinnell, Photographer
October 10, 2020
A review of This is Paris

A review of “This is Paris”

Story by Skylar Grinnell, Photographer
October 10, 2020
Ten great movies (that you probably have not heard of) to stream now

Ten great movies (that you probably have not heard of) to stream now

Story by Will Hanson and Skylar Grinnell
October 8, 2020
Updated guidelines for October allow Baker Students, staff and faculty to attend home sporting events.

Wildcat Football defeats Peru State 41-2

Story by Skylar Grinnell, Photographer
September 26, 2020
The struggles of trying to live off campus

The struggles of trying to live off campus

Story by Skylar Grinnell, Photographer
September 26, 2020
The Quayle Bible Collection is displaying the collection of Presidential Bibles for the 2020-2021 year. The Quayle Bible Collection was named after Bishop William Alfred Quayle, who graduated from Baker in 1885.

The Quayle Bible Collection opens 2020-2021 Exhibit

Story by Skylar Grinnell
September 24, 2020
Plexiglass now hangs throughout Collins Library, a high traffic area on campus. The newly-installed plexiglass is important in maintaining safe distances while in the library.

COVID-19 precautionary measures around campus

Story by Skylar Grinnell, Staff photographer
September 4, 2020
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