In the News
Making higher education more affordable and accessible, encouraging human flourishing and attracting nursing talent are just some of the insights shared with media outlets this week by Baylor University faculty experts.
New research on the impact of binge drinking on heart disease risk, discussing Baptists and Global Mission at Christ Church at Oxford and how to protect yourself from mosquito-borne diseases such as West Nile virus were some of the topics discussed by Baylor University researchers and faculty experts in the news this week.
Helping K-12 students become better “digital citizens,” reflecting God’s love for the orphaned and vulnerable through a new worship music collaboration and the challenges facing female leaders in higher education are just some of the topics covered this week by Baylor University faculty experts.
Baylor University President Linda A. Livingstone leads this week’s Baylor in the News as she highlights the upcoming academic year, along with faculty experts providing insight on innovative strategies for nursing schools to attract more students, the evolution of American Christianity from the colonial period to today and the effectiveness of a trauma-healing prison ministry.
Baylor University faculty and staff provided their expertise for news outlets across the country about the future of parental rights, exciting innovation at the Baylor Research and Innovation Collaborative (BRIC) and what it takes to be a three-time Olympian.
Various aspects of Christianity and democracy are covered by Baylor University experts this week from Christian music to research on clergy abuse, college students’ lack of knowledge on democracy to a summer camp that immerses middle school students in civics.
Religion and politics, the benefits of playing sports as a young person and social security tax issues were just some of the topics covered by Baylor University experts this week.
As the Olympics begin, Baylor University sports marketing expert Kirk Wakefield, Ph.D., writes for Forbes about how the games can unite people, joining other faculty experts making news, from biologists observing the mating behaviors of leopard seals in Chile to the University joining the Baptist World Alliance.
From the Associated Press to Voice of America to Christianity Today, media outlets across the country featured Baylor University faculty experts speaking about the role of religion/spirituality in elite athletes’ well-being, the upcoming presidential election and the Scottish sprinter from "Chariots of Fire" who showcased a bigger story about Christians in sports.
Baylor University faculty and staff made news across the country this week, providing their expertise on the health benefits of fish oil supplements in Men’s Health, whether private equity can help – or hurt – the Big 12 on Houston Public Media and human preaching in an AI age in Sight Magazine.
Death and dying scholar Candi Cann, Ph.D., joins the Baylor Connections podcast to discuss her time in South Korea as a Fulbright Scholar, Baylor Theater professors work with Waco’s Young Festival Stage, and Black gospel music expert Robert F. Darden lends his expertise to the Louisville Story Program, among other news from leading Baylor researchers and faculty.
Baylor University administrators and faculty researchers provided their expertise for news outlets spanning from NPR's All Things Considered to CNN on the success of the University’s Give Light comprehensive fundraising campaign, new leadership taking the helm at Baylor Law, a controversial vote on women pastors and the political virtue of former President Jimmy Carter.
The connection between sleep and gratitude, the importance of faith-based higher education and Baylor’s McNair Scholars program were some of the topics discussed by Baylor University researchers and faculty experts in the news this week.
With summer underway, Baylor University researchers and faculty experts shared insight on summer meals for children facing food insecurity, what’s new at the Mayborn Museums (including the installation of life-size bronze mammoths) and research on the potential water needs for a future moon base.
This week Baylor University researchers and faculty experts weighed in on an ancient Chesapeake archeological site that challenges the timeline of humans in the Americas, the benefits and challenges of social media for socially anxious daters and what it means to offer dignity to everyone involved in the supply chain.
Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the unique potency of young people in promoting social change, a new survey that explores women’s and young adult leadership in Asian American congregations and Baylor’s rise to become a Fulbright Top Producing Institution.
Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about a life-size bronze Columbian mammoth family arriving at the Mayborn Museum, the mental benefits of walking a labyrinth and the extreme solar storm that is providing a rare glimpse of the northern lights in Texas.
Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories looking at the impact of schools moving to a four-day week in Texas, the repatriation of migrant workers who died in the Baltimore bridge collapse and the tangible signs of growth in the Baylor Graduate School, including a record number of Ph.D. graduates this spring.
Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about how Christian student-athletes might be well prepared for the NIL market, a conversation about disability and the church, and challenging previous assumptions about the marketplace and its role in mental health.
Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the mental health benefits of active religious practice, creating a belonging environment in schools for students with disabilities and the intersection of faith and leadership in the workplace.
Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the total solar eclipse with Waco and Baylor in the path of totality, how Russia's disinformation campaign seeps into U.S. public opinion and discovering the importance of silence for cultivating spiritual discipline.
WACO, Texas (April 7, 2024) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the importance of family recipes in the grieving process, camera safety during the total solar eclipse and sustaining strong sibling relationships.
WACO, Texas (March 31, 2024) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about research on the romantic relationships known as “situationships,” studying the phenomena of emotional responses to the April 8 total eclipse and delving into the first results of the Global Flourishing Study, which found links between religiosity and people’s satisfaction with their lives.
Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the idea of “personhood” as portrayed in the TV series “The Chosen,” having a healthier relationship with your phone and why housework is a topic worthy of study in the K-12 social studies curriculum.
Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about how the pandemic altered our perception of time, Baylor theatre students working with Broadway professionals on an eclipse-themed musical and what might happen if the popular social media app TikTok is banned.
Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the blessings and challenges of being a Black leader in today’s divided and often volatile ministry environment, daylight saving time’s impact on medical malpractice and new research that finds that friendships can influence our financial well-being for the better.
Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the benefits of phonetic awareness when taught with letters, the risks and rewards for scientists going to court as an expert witness and how Baylor’s endowment returns beat the Ivies in a discussion on CNBC.
Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about philanthropist Pierre Toussaint who used his funds to free enslaved people, build churches and house orphans of color, the importance of access to the Lake Waco Wetlands for research purposes after years of drought and the ceremonial groundbreaking of the Memorial to Enslaved Persons.
WACO, Texas (Feb. 18, 2024) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about how Baylor has traded its way to the top of the university endowment performance rankings, research about time disorientation and how it relates to mental health and making chemistry accessible to students and researchers with blindness or low vision.
WACO, Texas (Feb. 11, 2024) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about religion and criminal justice, common solar eclipse questions and the origins of pre-Lent traditions.
Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about conversations around politics that reflect on civility and its place within political discourse, church foundation stones that tell a mostly forgotten story of religious and ethnic history and how governments decide “proportional responses” when responding to deadly attacks.
WACO, Texas (Jan. 28, 2024) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the Mayborn Museum’s new “Journey to Space” exhibit, Baylor researchers’ development of a probiotic targeted to kill a gut bacteria attributed to gastric cancer cases and Baylor Opera Theatre’s first Spanish language performance of the zarzuela “Luisa Fernanda,” which includes dance and spoken lyrics between the singing.
Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the launch of SMART Hub in partnership with the Department of Defense to conduct multifaceted spectrum research, new exhibitions at Baylor’s Martin Museum of Art and impacts of energy consumption and adoption of renewable energy sources.
WACO, Texas (Jan. 14, 2024) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about supplying local educators with teaching material for the upcoming total solar eclipse, the excitement and success surrounding the opening of the Paul and Alejandra Foster Pavilion and a Baylor faculty member who will conduct an upcoming performance by the Waco Symphony Orchestra.
WACO, Texas (Jan. 7, 2024) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about using effective breaks to reenergize your workday, the excitement over the opening of the Paul and Alejandra Foster Pavilion as the new home of Baylor men’s and women’s basketball and celebrating 100 years of business education at Baylor’s Hankamer School of Business.
WACO, Texas (Dec. 31, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about why people believe in Bigfoot, managing “cyberchondria” when searching online health concerns and how the Gartner Hype Cycle tracks the progression of a new technology as it enters the market.
WACO, Texas (Dec. 24, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about an inside look at Baylor’s new Paul and Alejandra Foster Pavilion as the home of Baylor men’s and women’s basketball, astrophysics professors gearing up for the total solar eclipse coming to Waco in April and how Christmas carols helped sustain the darkest days of the civil rights movement.
WACO, Texas (Dec. 17, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about artificial intelligence opening a world of opportunities for software engineers, the relevance of “It’s a Wonderful Life” and its message of hope and human connection in response to today’s divisive culture and twins walk the Baylor Commencement stage to receive their degrees...at age 17.
WACO, Texas (Dec. 10, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about Baylor chemists making their labs accessible for students who are visually impaired, why a malaria-carrying mosquito that thrives in urban environments is posing a major threat to urban populations in Africa and how taking a workday break at the right time can limit burnout.
WACO, Texas (Dec. 3, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about common sleep myths, the ways universities are responding to the challenges first-generation students face in the college application process, and how a team of Baylor engineers is partnering with the City of Waco on more efficient, energy-producing technology that could breathe new life into waste gases produced by the city landfill.
WACO, Texas (Nov. 26, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the 2024 total solar eclipse, the science of gratitude and the connections between food, creation and faith.
WACO, Texas (Nov. 19, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about how a leaf’s visual characteristics can help tell its story, the importance of understanding the systems behind AI and the path forward, and a remarkable $5,000 putt at a Baylor basketball game that caught the attention of national TV morning show.
WACO, Texas (Nov. 12, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about how technology, staff and space were key to the success of Baylor’s Black Gospel Music Preservation Project, sharing the affinity for science, technology, engineering and math with Waco-area students and a rock-climbing Baylor professor who broke his second Guinness World Record.
WACO, Texas (Nov. 5, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the importance of Black gospel music in bridging racial divides, origins of Halloween, and the prominence of Texas in horror films.
WACO, Texas (Oct. 29, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about Baylor students “Steppin’ Out” to serve the Waco community, how maternal incarceration affects adolescents’ sleep patterns, dietary behaviors and physical activity, and what goes into making sure the operations of Baylor’s men’s and women’s basketball programs run smoothly.
WACO, Texas (Oct. 22, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the importance of work-life balance, the reenactment of historical events and an insider view of Baylor campus events.
WACO, Texas (Oct. 15, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the grand reopening of The Store food pantry on the Baylor campus, the influence of Black gospel music on other genres and Baylor research about how taking a short mid-morning break during the workday helps lessen stress, fatigue and burnout.
WACO, Texas (Oct. 8, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about treating pediatric respiratory infections, help churches welcome and embrace persons with disabilities and how oral history helps “democratize the historical record” by collecting information from people underrepresented in traditional archives.
WACO, Texas (Oct. 1, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the invisible labor” of adult daughters, how filmmakers have used a horror framework to explore the fears and nightmares of their societies, and the role of faculty preparing and mentoring graduate students for excellence in research and teaching.
WACO, Texas (Sept. 24, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the new Central Texas Cyber Range to address U.S. cybersecurity needs, healthy aging and the role of daughters as invisible labor.
Making higher education more affordable and accessible, encouraging human flourishing and attracting nursing talent are just some of the insights shared with media outlets this week by Baylor University faculty experts.
New research on the impact of binge drinking on heart disease risk, discussing Baptists and Global Mission at Christ Church at Oxford and how to protect yourself from mosquito-borne diseases such as West Nile virus were some of the topics discussed by Baylor University researchers and faculty experts in the news this week.
Helping K-12 students become better “digital citizens,” reflecting God’s love for the orphaned and vulnerable through a new worship music collaboration and the challenges facing female leaders in higher education are just some of the topics covered this week by Baylor University faculty experts.
Baylor University President Linda A. Livingstone leads this week’s Baylor in the News as she highlights the upcoming academic year, along with faculty experts providing insight on innovative strategies for nursing schools to attract more students, the evolution of American Christianity from the colonial period to today and the effectiveness of a trauma-healing prison ministry.
Baylor University faculty and staff provided their expertise for news outlets across the country about the future of parental rights, exciting innovation at the Baylor Research and Innovation Collaborative (BRIC) and what it takes to be a three-time Olympian.
Various aspects of Christianity and democracy are covered by Baylor University experts this week from Christian music to research on clergy abuse, college students’ lack of knowledge on democracy to a summer camp that immerses middle school students in civics.
Religion and politics, the benefits of playing sports as a young person and social security tax issues were just some of the topics covered by Baylor University experts this week.
As the Olympics begin, Baylor University sports marketing expert Kirk Wakefield, Ph.D., writes for Forbes about how the games can unite people, joining other faculty experts making news, from biologists observing the mating behaviors of leopard seals in Chile to the University joining the Baptist World Alliance.
From the Associated Press to Voice of America to Christianity Today, media outlets across the country featured Baylor University faculty experts speaking about the role of religion/spirituality in elite athletes’ well-being, the upcoming presidential election and the Scottish sprinter from "Chariots of Fire" who showcased a bigger story about Christians in sports.
Baylor University faculty and staff made news across the country this week, providing their expertise on the health benefits of fish oil supplements in Men’s Health, whether private equity can help – or hurt – the Big 12 on Houston Public Media and human preaching in an AI age in Sight Magazine.
Death and dying scholar Candi Cann, Ph.D., joins the Baylor Connections podcast to discuss her time in South Korea as a Fulbright Scholar, Baylor Theater professors work with Waco’s Young Festival Stage, and Black gospel music expert Robert F. Darden lends his expertise to the Louisville Story Program, among other news from leading Baylor researchers and faculty.
Baylor University administrators and faculty researchers provided their expertise for news outlets spanning from NPR's All Things Considered to CNN on the success of the University’s Give Light comprehensive fundraising campaign, new leadership taking the helm at Baylor Law, a controversial vote on women pastors and the political virtue of former President Jimmy Carter.
The connection between sleep and gratitude, the importance of faith-based higher education and Baylor’s McNair Scholars program were some of the topics discussed by Baylor University researchers and faculty experts in the news this week.
With summer underway, Baylor University researchers and faculty experts shared insight on summer meals for children facing food insecurity, what’s new at the Mayborn Museums (including the installation of life-size bronze mammoths) and research on the potential water needs for a future moon base.
This week Baylor University researchers and faculty experts weighed in on an ancient Chesapeake archeological site that challenges the timeline of humans in the Americas, the benefits and challenges of social media for socially anxious daters and what it means to offer dignity to everyone involved in the supply chain.
Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the unique potency of young people in promoting social change, a new survey that explores women’s and young adult leadership in Asian American congregations and Baylor’s rise to become a Fulbright Top Producing Institution.
Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about a life-size bronze Columbian mammoth family arriving at the Mayborn Museum, the mental benefits of walking a labyrinth and the extreme solar storm that is providing a rare glimpse of the northern lights in Texas.
Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories looking at the impact of schools moving to a four-day week in Texas, the repatriation of migrant workers who died in the Baltimore bridge collapse and the tangible signs of growth in the Baylor Graduate School, including a record number of Ph.D. graduates this spring.
Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about how Christian student-athletes might be well prepared for the NIL market, a conversation about disability and the church, and challenging previous assumptions about the marketplace and its role in mental health.
Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the mental health benefits of active religious practice, creating a belonging environment in schools for students with disabilities and the intersection of faith and leadership in the workplace.
Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the total solar eclipse with Waco and Baylor in the path of totality, how Russia's disinformation campaign seeps into U.S. public opinion and discovering the importance of silence for cultivating spiritual discipline.
WACO, Texas (April 7, 2024) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the importance of family recipes in the grieving process, camera safety during the total solar eclipse and sustaining strong sibling relationships.
WACO, Texas (March 31, 2024) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about research on the romantic relationships known as “situationships,” studying the phenomena of emotional responses to the April 8 total eclipse and delving into the first results of the Global Flourishing Study, which found links between religiosity and people’s satisfaction with their lives.
Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the idea of “personhood” as portrayed in the TV series “The Chosen,” having a healthier relationship with your phone and why housework is a topic worthy of study in the K-12 social studies curriculum.
Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about how the pandemic altered our perception of time, Baylor theatre students working with Broadway professionals on an eclipse-themed musical and what might happen if the popular social media app TikTok is banned.
Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the blessings and challenges of being a Black leader in today’s divided and often volatile ministry environment, daylight saving time’s impact on medical malpractice and new research that finds that friendships can influence our financial well-being for the better.
Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the benefits of phonetic awareness when taught with letters, the risks and rewards for scientists going to court as an expert witness and how Baylor’s endowment returns beat the Ivies in a discussion on CNBC.
Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about philanthropist Pierre Toussaint who used his funds to free enslaved people, build churches and house orphans of color, the importance of access to the Lake Waco Wetlands for research purposes after years of drought and the ceremonial groundbreaking of the Memorial to Enslaved Persons.
WACO, Texas (Feb. 18, 2024) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about how Baylor has traded its way to the top of the university endowment performance rankings, research about time disorientation and how it relates to mental health and making chemistry accessible to students and researchers with blindness or low vision.
WACO, Texas (Feb. 11, 2024) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about religion and criminal justice, common solar eclipse questions and the origins of pre-Lent traditions.
Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about conversations around politics that reflect on civility and its place within political discourse, church foundation stones that tell a mostly forgotten story of religious and ethnic history and how governments decide “proportional responses” when responding to deadly attacks.
WACO, Texas (Jan. 28, 2024) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the Mayborn Museum’s new “Journey to Space” exhibit, Baylor researchers’ development of a probiotic targeted to kill a gut bacteria attributed to gastric cancer cases and Baylor Opera Theatre’s first Spanish language performance of the zarzuela “Luisa Fernanda,” which includes dance and spoken lyrics between the singing.
Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the launch of SMART Hub in partnership with the Department of Defense to conduct multifaceted spectrum research, new exhibitions at Baylor’s Martin Museum of Art and impacts of energy consumption and adoption of renewable energy sources.
WACO, Texas (Jan. 14, 2024) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about supplying local educators with teaching material for the upcoming total solar eclipse, the excitement and success surrounding the opening of the Paul and Alejandra Foster Pavilion and a Baylor faculty member who will conduct an upcoming performance by the Waco Symphony Orchestra.
WACO, Texas (Jan. 7, 2024) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about using effective breaks to reenergize your workday, the excitement over the opening of the Paul and Alejandra Foster Pavilion as the new home of Baylor men’s and women’s basketball and celebrating 100 years of business education at Baylor’s Hankamer School of Business.
WACO, Texas (Dec. 31, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about why people believe in Bigfoot, managing “cyberchondria” when searching online health concerns and how the Gartner Hype Cycle tracks the progression of a new technology as it enters the market.
WACO, Texas (Dec. 24, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about an inside look at Baylor’s new Paul and Alejandra Foster Pavilion as the home of Baylor men’s and women’s basketball, astrophysics professors gearing up for the total solar eclipse coming to Waco in April and how Christmas carols helped sustain the darkest days of the civil rights movement.
WACO, Texas (Dec. 17, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about artificial intelligence opening a world of opportunities for software engineers, the relevance of “It’s a Wonderful Life” and its message of hope and human connection in response to today’s divisive culture and twins walk the Baylor Commencement stage to receive their degrees...at age 17.
WACO, Texas (Dec. 10, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about Baylor chemists making their labs accessible for students who are visually impaired, why a malaria-carrying mosquito that thrives in urban environments is posing a major threat to urban populations in Africa and how taking a workday break at the right time can limit burnout.
WACO, Texas (Dec. 3, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about common sleep myths, the ways universities are responding to the challenges first-generation students face in the college application process, and how a team of Baylor engineers is partnering with the City of Waco on more efficient, energy-producing technology that could breathe new life into waste gases produced by the city landfill.
WACO, Texas (Nov. 26, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the 2024 total solar eclipse, the science of gratitude and the connections between food, creation and faith.
WACO, Texas (Nov. 19, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about how a leaf’s visual characteristics can help tell its story, the importance of understanding the systems behind AI and the path forward, and a remarkable $5,000 putt at a Baylor basketball game that caught the attention of national TV morning show.
WACO, Texas (Nov. 12, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about how technology, staff and space were key to the success of Baylor’s Black Gospel Music Preservation Project, sharing the affinity for science, technology, engineering and math with Waco-area students and a rock-climbing Baylor professor who broke his second Guinness World Record.
WACO, Texas (Nov. 5, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the importance of Black gospel music in bridging racial divides, origins of Halloween, and the prominence of Texas in horror films.
WACO, Texas (Oct. 29, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about Baylor students “Steppin’ Out” to serve the Waco community, how maternal incarceration affects adolescents’ sleep patterns, dietary behaviors and physical activity, and what goes into making sure the operations of Baylor’s men’s and women’s basketball programs run smoothly.
WACO, Texas (Oct. 22, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the importance of work-life balance, the reenactment of historical events and an insider view of Baylor campus events.
WACO, Texas (Oct. 15, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the grand reopening of The Store food pantry on the Baylor campus, the influence of Black gospel music on other genres and Baylor research about how taking a short mid-morning break during the workday helps lessen stress, fatigue and burnout.
WACO, Texas (Oct. 8, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about treating pediatric respiratory infections, help churches welcome and embrace persons with disabilities and how oral history helps “democratize the historical record” by collecting information from people underrepresented in traditional archives.
WACO, Texas (Oct. 1, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the invisible labor” of adult daughters, how filmmakers have used a horror framework to explore the fears and nightmares of their societies, and the role of faculty preparing and mentoring graduate students for excellence in research and teaching.
WACO, Texas (Sept. 24, 2023) – Baylor University researchers and faculty experts were featured in national and local media stories about the new Central Texas Cyber Range to address U.S. cybersecurity needs, healthy aging and the role of daughters as invisible labor.