Jenna Stanbrough is a sophomore from Emporia, Kan. majoring in mass media. This is her third semester working for the Baker Orange, serving previously as a staff writer and currently as the news editor. Her favorite part of being on the Baker Orange staff is interviewing and learning about a variety of students, faculty and staff on campus. Outside of newspaper, Jenna is on the Baker cross-country and track team.
Recent Stories
Seniors present solution to campus-wide problem
Seniors Charlie Bollinger and Robert Woodall created a website called “Echo,” which is a system that can be used to condense the number of campus-wide emails students receive, for their Computer Science Senior Capstone Project.
Students use summer to pursue internships
Many Baker University students take advantage of the opportunity to participate in summer internships as a way to gain experience in their academic areas.
BU ranked No. 19 in preseason poll
The Baker University football team has captured a No. 19 ranking in the 2012 NAIA Football Coaches’ Spring Top 25 Poll after a 7-3 record and fourth-place conference finish in the 2011 season.
Q & A: with Denesha Jones
People Empowering People Coordinator
Learn more about the People Empowering People coordinator Denesha Jones.
Alumna to serve as sorority’s national president
Baker University alumna Diane Blackwelder will take over as the national president of Alpha Chi Omega Fraternity, Inc. in June.
Q & A: with Tanya Sieber
Director of Dining Services
Learn more about Director of Dining Services Tanya Sieber.
Sieber encourages students to go meatless
Baker University Director of Dining Services Tanya Sieber is making an effort to convince students to participate in Meatless Mondays to help protect the environment.
Students participate in BU Up ‘til Dawn
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Baker University’s Up ’til Dawn event Friday proved to be a success with the largest turnout in its four years of existence on campus.
BU students hungry for book-based movie
Many Baker University students made their way to the theater to fill their appetite on the third highest debut film ever, with the opening weekend of “The Hunger Games.”
Hines, Ireland to conduct at final performance
Two members of the Baker University percussion ensemble will leave their mark on the group when they finish their time as a Wildcats.
