
Senator Howard H. Baker Jr.’s career modeled a vision of leadership and democracy based on being an eloquent listener, thoughtful learner, and committed public servant.

Busch has engaged with students across campus, discussing how important this election is, how it differs from past elections, and what to pay attention to.

The Baker School prepares students to be part of the solution, and that all begins in the classrooms.

As an undergraduate, Sarah Harper’s connections with the Howard H. Baker Jr. School of Public Policy and Public Affairs (Baker School) allowed her to explore interdisciplinary research projects across campus.

Baker School freshman Rami Ammar discovered his passion for politics and policy through Youth in Government (YIG), starting in 7th grade and participating in the program through high school.

The Baker School’s inaugural class of incoming freshman came together for the first time to meet each other and get to know faculty and staff.

The Baker School is a school of public policy and public affairs, but our undergraduate curriculum leads to a degree in public affairs. Some might ask what the difference is between the two, or how they are related to one another. The answer – they are the pieces of the puzzle that bring the big…

This blog will share first-hand accounts of our student programs, such as the Washington Fellowship program or the Local Government Intern opportunities.