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In Memoriam: Summer 2025
Carol S. (Ramsey) Bishop, ’58, Zeta Tau Alpha, 88, July 30, 2025, Kansas City, Missouri. Donald “Don” B. Clardy, ’93 MBA, former faculty, 78, September 4, 2025, Leawood, Kansas. Gay
Season’s Greetings from Baker University
This holiday season, we are celebrating the moments that make Baker extraordinary: student success, community spirit, and a future full of promise. Join President Jody S. Fournier for a heartfelt
In Memoriam: Spring 2025
Christopher T. Bond, ’92, Kappa Sigma, 55, April 7, 2025, Kearney, Nebraska. Survivors include a brother Peter J. Bond, ’97. Kathy J. Brockway, ’04 BBA, 67, April 18, 2025, Olathe,
Dr. Deanna Wagner named vice president for student affairs
Baker University has appointed Dr. Deanna N. Wagner as vice president for student affairs. A strategic, student-centered leader with nearly 20 years of student life experience, Wagner joins Baker University
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Team Lowry: A Legacy of Love, Leadership, and Baker Pride
“You saw me for the first time at the Apple machine in the cafeteria of sixth grade,” Jeff recalls with a laugh. What started as childhood friendship grew into a
Dr. Cassy Bailey promoted to vice president of enrollment management
Baker University has promoted longtime student life leader Dr. Cassy Bailey to a new role as vice president of enrollment management. She will oversee enrollment for all four Baker University
Using his unique voice: 45 years in journalism
Returning to Baker’s campus in May for his Golden Alumni Reunion, Pulitzer Prize winner Harold Jackson reflected on his Baker experience and how it laid the foundation for a distinguished
Alumni Weekend 2025
Wildcats Are Better Together Together, we created an amazing day! We began with the 50th Reunion and Medallion Ceremony celebrating the Class of 1975 and ended with another lively Alumni
Skip Kalb to deliver 2025 Commencement address
Baker University will honor undergraduate and graduate students at two commencement ceremonies on Sunday, May 18, at the George F. Collins Jr. Sports and Convention Center on the Baldwin City
Official deed indefinitely protects Wetlands solely for educational, research, conservation purposes
The recently secured covenant ensures that the Baker University Wetlands cannot be sold and will remain permanently protected from future development. Baker University has finalized a restricted deed covenant with