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Lauren Everett, ’16, Emily Gibson, ’11, Chris Giuliani, ’05, Scott Hughes, ’03, and Gordon Lansford, ’93, are among the Baker University alumni recently featured on … Continue reading →

 October is Cyber Security Awareness Month, reminding governmental, public and private organizations alike to invest in the necessary training for employees at all levels to … Continue reading →

Baker University’s 2017 Convocation ceremony was held Oct. 17 in the newly renovated Rice Auditorium. The theme for the event, giving back, was inspired by … Continue reading →

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 Reading 10,000 poems to search for certain themes would be a daunting task, no matter how passionate the reader is about the topic. But the … Continue reading →

Jonathan Lamb could not have written his new book, “Shakespeare in the Marketplace of Words” (Cambridge University Press), in a pre-digital age. “I wouldn’t have … Continue reading →

Weaving together gods and myths from different cultures and times in a distinctively American tapestry, “…And Jesus Moonwalk the Mississippi” is a genre-defying play examining … Continue reading →

The public tends to overestimate the American gay and lesbian population, and those who do so are less likely to support equal rights measures, according … Continue reading →

The University of Kansas School of Engineering’s annual High School Design competition is back, and it’s bigger than ever. The event, which annually brings hundreds … Continue reading →

Before the 17th century, to be “happy” meant one was lucky. But from the 1600s onward, happiness meant what it means today: enjoyment and contentment. … Continue reading →

Audio Description Training, presented by the Audio-Reader Network, will take place Nov. 11-12. Jennifer Nigro, the coordinator for Audio-Reader’s audio description and volunteer programs, will … Continue reading →