A $1 million grant from the Sunderland Foundation will support the first phase of the Baker Builds Champions capital project to improve athletic facilities at Baker University in Baldwin City,
She wasn’t born here and she’s lived, studied, and worked in many locations throughout the United States, but when Mary Hobus, PhD, MSN, RN, returned to Kansas to become the new dean
JoNina Abron-Ervin’s civil rights activism has come full circle. JoNina Abron-Ervin, ’70, joined the Black Panther Party in 1972 in Detroit, Michigan, and later worked for its headquarters in Oakland, California.
Students in the Archaeological Field School course, taught by Dr. Nicholaus Pumphrey, associate professor of religious studies, had an exciting opportunity to use high-tech equipment to try to solve a
In response to racial unrest locally and around the country, University President Lynne Murray and members of the leadership team began meeting with students and community members last summer to
Today, when time is a precious commodity, Baker’s School of Professional and Graduate Studies has introduced a program that decreases the amount of time it takes for alumni to earn
Typically, at 11 a.m. on Thursdays, the Clarice L. Osborne Memorial Chapel would be packed with more than 100 students. A student band would lead the music, and students would sing
Dear alumni and friends, I am always inspired by the strength of the Baker family and your unwavering resilience, determination, and creativity. For this reason, I am especially proud to
Welcome to our first digital issue of the BakerProud! In this edition, we shine a spotlight on the many members of the Baker family who have remained Baker Strong during the challenges posed by the
