…k8wcLoUiD — Baylor University (@Baylor) June 20, 2023 Some of the best team-building happens during the crazy competitions known as the Bruiser Games: Move over, Olympics — it’s time for #BU27 to shine at the Bruiser Games! 🐻 📍 Baylor Line Camp pic.twitter.com/96hyJ8vBkk — Baylor University (@Baylor) July 7, 2023 New friends. Lifelong memories. This is what Baylor Line Camp is all about. 💚 New friends. 💛 Lifelong memories. This is what Baylor Line…
…it until then to step inside. Whether you’re passing through Waco on an end-of-summer vacation, headed this way for start-of-school activities, or just plain curious, feel free to stop by and check out the newest building on the Baylor campus. (As of 8/23, the building is open Monday through Saturday, 7:30 a.m.-10 p.m., and Sundays from 2-10 p.m.) Sic ’em, Hurd Welcome Center! [Want to learn more about how the Hurd came to be? Tune in to live webi…
…easy, I just need possible.” It’s the title of her website, displayed on t-shirts worn by friends and family, and is the pending name for the foundation she’s working to launch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeZQsP6nOwY Since her illness, Dickson has only increased her volunteering and philanthropy efforts. She has established three fully endowed scholarships for students at Temple High School, Southwestern and Baylor Law School. She’s also org…
…ime job at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Today, Sirohi serves as an end-to-end information systems engineer at the Jet Propulsion Lab, working on a project called NISAR — a spacecraft that utilizes radar imaging to understand how the Earth is changing. The work has implications for climate science, resource management, and more back on Earth. “(This work is) about enabling our understanding and being a part of the scientific endeavor,” Sirohi…
…ople, providing acute care and services in dentistry, podiatry, optometry, pharmacy, healthcare referrals and more to individuals who were often forced to ignore their health due to lack of access. Heal the City now features an Acute Care and a Shalom Chronic Care clinic, and recently hired a full-time doctor. Shalom, which means “wholeness,” captures the Keisters’ approach to serving patients holistically — focused not only on providing free medi…
…Ecclesia, Pro Texana” motto throughout the entirety of his career. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHlod-vVkpg Although retired, Hardage is not through with ministry. He and his family can also regularly be found at Baylor events, both athletic and otherwise. “I think the opportunity to pursue higher education in a Christian institution, particularly at a place like Baylor, is a unique opportunity, one which should be taken advantage of today,” sa…
…conducted by Hankamer School of Business faculty and students and its real-world applicability. Co-hosts Bo Mello and Justin Walker sit down with Baylor business researchers to expand on studies covered in the Baylor Business Review magazine. Currents in Religion — Produced by the Baylor Department of Religion and Baylor University Press, this podcast hosts conversations with academics, writers and artists to explore some of the most interesting…
…brating its 75th anniversary this spring. As one of Baylor’s oldest student-led organizations, BRH has spent the last three-quarters of a century building community, encouraging audiences through music, and serving others. BRH is an audition-based group, taking in about 50 students each year. Founded in 1948 by Dick Baker (who also wrote Baylor’s fight song, “Old Fite”), the choir took its name from its original purpose — to provide choral music f…
…graduate in 1967, and I feel like we both graduated from Baylor.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-32rjWsU34 The Gilbert/Walker statues are a direct outgrowth of Baylor’s Commission on Historic Campus Representations, which in 2020-21 studied the history of the university and its early leaders relative to slavery and the Confederacy and offered recommendations that led to a plan to more fully tell the history of Baylor and its early leaders on c…
…ve been the chilliest Dia in recent memory — sweatshirts abounded until mid-afternoon, making the day feel more like Homecoming than Dia — the sunshine ultimately won out, and it became a glorious Texas spring day. Traditional Dia activities like music performances, inflatables (like this water slide) and various sporting competitions were mixed with newer favorites like an exotic animal petting zoo, an indoor skating rink and a silent disco. http…
