James Houston Turner’s curiosity about how the world works began long before he was a student at Baker University. In fact, it began while he was growing up in Baldwin City
Lori Curtis Luther, ’95, recalls a Baldwin City city council meeting she attended as part of a course she was taking as an undergraduate at Baker University. Even back then,
Nate Houser, ’94, who has a long history with Baker athletics as student-athlete, coach, and athletic director, is looking forward to using his leadership and administrative skills in a new
The opening of a new boardwalk at the Baker University Wetlands will allow students, faculty, and the public to study and enjoy a unique habitat. The boardwalk was officially opened
Since he arrived on the Baldwin City campus in the fall of 2014, Nick Pumphrey has valued connecting with Baker University students in small classes. “I sometimes will be able
Grant Sundbye, ’15, says he felt directionless before he transferred to Baker University his sophomore year. “I wasn’t really involved in anything, hadn’t decided on a major, and just kind
As a first-generation college student, Jimi (Burke) Bechtel, ’03, was grateful for the support she received from outside her family while looking into colleges. Bechtel learned of Baker from her
The topic of lifelong friendships comes up over and over when alumni talk about their time on the Baldwin City campus. Two couples who met at Baker have forged an
On November 11, the Primary Text program held its first Swogger Literary Salon with “ ‘Thou Mayest’: John Steinbeck’s Life, Work, and the Use of Hebrew in East of Eden.”
Combining his passion for basketball and numbers, Samer Jassar, ’13, has had an up close and personal view of the Milwaukee Bucks’ run to the NBA championship. The Baker University