PRISM surveillance program is an invasion of privacy
Junior Taylor Shuck explains why the PRISM surveillance program is evidence that the government, as an entity, has no limits.
Senior gives final advice before starting the real world
Senior Meagan Thomas gives words of advice to underclassmen before graduating from Baker University.
Duderstadt looks back on past four years at Baker
Senior Chris Duderstadt reflects on his decision to go to college at Baker University and how his life has changed during his time as a Wildcat.
Senior impressed by student-athletes' commitment and devotion
Senior Lauren Breithaupt reflects on her five months as a member of the BU track and field team and the talent, devotion and commitment required of student-athletes.
Public should do its own 'investigation'
It has been a tragic week for the United States and a trying one for news organizations working to supply us with the latest updates. In an effort to report news as quickly as possible, some media outlets have put accuracy in the backseat, and it is now the public's job to do its own investigation for the truth.
Diversity should be a priority in BU goals
The issue of enrollment has been hovering over administrators as they work toward a plan to bring the numbers on the upswing. Within these goals, there needs to be a focus on increasing diversity on campus, as well.
Thurbon reflects on term as student senate president
Staff writer Katie Thurbon answers a few final questions as her term of being the student senate president comes to a close.
Thatcher had strong connections to Baker
Margaret Thatcher left her mark on Baker University through her presence at the rededication ceremony of Osborne Chapel in 1996, a chapel where her father had preached in Sproxton, England.
Real classrooms still have value
Baker Orange staff writer Lauren Bechard discusses the importance of face-to-face communication in the classroom and workforce.
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Tera Lyons blogs from the Harlaxton campus in England.
