From sailors to motorcycle gangs, tattoos have long been a hallmark of rebellion, and a subtle indicator of someone outside the mainstream. But that stigma has eroded significantly in recent years, and today, it’s hardly surprising to see a tattoo on almost anyone. That’s what led Baylor sociology professor Kevin Dougherty to consider what tattoos […]
Autism researchers know they’re in it for the long run. Even as more attention has been focused on autism nationally, little is still known about the roots of the disorder. Frustrated families often end up sorting through a mix of rumor and speculation for guidance. Dr. Joaquin Lugo, BS ’99, is looking to change that. […]
Whether it’s due to one’s learning style or schedule, for some people, reading news online just doesn’t work. They prefer an audible format — books on tape, podcasts, etc. If that sounds like you — and if you’re a dedicated Baylor Bear — then these Baylor podcasts are for you. Baylor Connections — If you […]
How do business leaders in Texas view higher ed research partnerships? What role do universities play in innovation? Which direction do people think the Texas economy is headed in 2020? A recent research partnership between Baylor University and Texas Business Journals attempted to answer these questions and more. Responses from nearly 600 Texas business leaders […]
As Baylor ups its research efforts and works toward R1/Tier 1 research status, one area the university has chosen to focus on is data sciences — ways we can recognize and properly use the massive amounts of data being collected today to address key societal challenges. Baylor professor (and alumna) Amanda Hering, BS ’99, shines as […]
The mission of Baylor University is to educate men and women for worldwide leadership and service by integrating academic excellence and Christian commitment within a caring community. With a mission like that, it’s no surprise that a book analyzing the impact of the Christian faith on teaching came out of Baylor. Baylor School of Education […]
Those who serve in the military often find themselves in remote places, far from any hospital. When injuries occur in such locations, time is of the utmost essence; if those injured can receive care within the first hour after the injury, it can be the difference between life and death. Baylor professor Erica Bruce is working […]
Making a few small changes to your daily life could bring you a surprising amount of joy in the new year. Here are six suggestions from Baylor experts: 1. When it comes to vacation memories, focus before Facebook. Want to preserve your memories? Process the experience and save posting the photo for later, says Baylor […]
When Baylor and Georgia meet on New Year’s Day in the Allstate Sugar Bowl, the accomplishments of both schools’ football and athletics programs will be on display on the national stage. But off the field, the two world-class universities share a history of cooperation and competitive interaction in the world of academia and research. In […]
For a child in a wheelchair, the hope of being able to stand and interact with friends and classmates at eye-level is normally out of reach. But a new mobility system, researched by a Baylor professor, is enabling them to do just that. Dr. Kendra Gagnon, an associate professor in Baylor’s doctor of physical therapy […]
