Q & A: with Silas Dulan
Learn more about Director of Multicultural Affairs Silas Dulan.
High school bands perform at festival
A busy day of practice, pizza and performances took place Thursday for 120 local high school students and Baker University’s Symphonic Winds Orchestra.
Council agrees on Greek Week theme
The Greek Week Executive Council met Monday to agree on the theme, along with many of the events that will be happening throughout the week.
Students contribute to blood drive
Baker University Panhellenic Council and Interfraternity Council teamed with the Community Blood Center to host a blood drive Feb. 10 in Collins Center.
Mungano celebrates BU’s diversity
Baker’s Mungano and Office of Multicultural Affairs have scheduled events throughout the month of February to honor Black History Month.
EPC discusses interterm; proposes student benefits
Taking three required interterm courses has been the norm for Baker University students; however, on Feb. 7, the Baker University Faculty Senate made the decision to cut the number of required interterm courses from three to two, with a few added bonuses.
Goppert Foundation donates to Mulvane
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After a $100,000 grant from the Goppert Foundation was awarded to the Mulvane Science Hall renovation, junior Brittni Sayers has another reason to care about it.
Candidates interview on campus
The search committee for hiring the new Baker University Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs is hosting on-campus visits for four candidates to select someone for the position.
Turning scraps to 'cycles
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A former software developer for Sprint and a certified Harley-Davidson mechanic decided to drop their jobs to follow their passion. They put on their work gloves, went picking for supplies and started putting together old motorcycles, starting a company they call Barnyard Scraps Restoration in Baldwin City.
Program raises alcohol awareness
The Sam Spady program, an alcohol awareness program about a student at Colorado State University who died from alcohol poisoning, was hosted Monday by the Baker University Panhellenic Council for new greek life members.
GSA hosts campus T-shirt contest
To advertise its organization and events, the Baker University Gay-Straight Alliance is hosting a campus-wide T-shirt design contest.
Nine freshmen participate in Souper Bowl
Nine students traveled to Harvesters, a volunteer outreach center, Saturday in Topeka to take part in the Souper Bowl Weekend of Caring.
Voting raises philanthropy funds
King and Queen of Courts voting will do more than just select a male and female to be crowned; it will raise money to donate to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
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