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- 1Two Generations of Army Dietitians Join Baylor Program●Two generations of Army dietitians celebrate selection for Army Baylor program
The US Army reports that two generations of Army dietitians are celebrating their selection for the Army Baylor dietetic internship and graduate program. The story highlights a family or mentorship connection between the newly selected dietitians and an earlier generation who completed the same program, underscoring the continuity of nutrition professionals within the Army Medical Department and the prestige of the joint Army-Baylor training pathway.
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'Colorado vs Baylor' is a college football matchup drawing search interest as the two Big 12 schools prepare to face off. Coverage includes how to watch or listen to the game, with previews framing it as Baylor's Big 12 opener against Colorado. The posts mainly offer broadcast and streaming details rather than reaction, since the game appears to be upcoming. Beyond scheduling and viewing information, the posts do not explain any additional reason the matchup is trending.
- 3Speculation Grows Over Lincoln Riley's Future At USC●USC Morning Buzz: A Landing Spot For Lincoln? One thing I mentioned on the Petros and Money show is that Lincoln Riley l
Talk around USC football is turning to coach Lincoln Riley's future, with discussion that a departure for another school would be easier than USC paying out his large buyout. Baylor has been floated as a possible landing spot, since Bears coach Dave Aranda is seen as on the hot seat. Fans are debating whether Riley would actually leave and which programs could afford him.
- 4Deion Sanders' Colorado slides deeper into crisis after Baylor loss●🦬 QB Julian Lewis isn't Deion Sanders' only problem after a 23-13 defeat at Baylor and a 2-game losing streak. Oh, no. T
Colorado fell 23-13 at Baylor, extending Deion Sanders' Buffaloes to a two-game losing streak. Attention is turning to freshman quarterback Julian Lewis, who is learning on the job, but commentary argues the roster is too weak everywhere else for Colorado to afford his development curve. The Denver Post's Sean Keeler writes that Coach Prime's problems now stretch far beyond the quarterback position.
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The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor has completed a fundraising challenge to support the construction of a new science laboratory facility, according to the university. The milestone means the campus in Belton, Texas can move ahead with plans to expand its science teaching and research space. No further details about the amount raised or the facility's timeline were provided.
- 6Baylor Women’s Golf Heads to Tennessee for Fall Tournaments▼Baylor Women’s Golf Continues Fall Slate in Tennessee
Baylor University’s women’s golf team continues its fall schedule with competition in Tennessee. The program announced the stop as part of its ongoing autumn slate, with the Bears looking to build momentum in collegiate golf’s offseason circuit. Details on the specific tournament and results are not yet available.
- 7'Sense & Sensibility' stage production praised for blending drama and comedy▼‘Sense & Sensibility’ captures audience with drama, comedy
A theatrical production of Jane Austen's 'Sense & Sensibility' is drawing attention for the way it balances romance and drama with sharp comedy. A review from The Baylor Lariat says the adaptation captured the audience, praising the cast and staging for bringing warmth and humor to the classic story of the Dashwood sisters.
- 8Baylor professor balances physics and fencing▼From particles to swords, Baylor professor finds balance in two worlds
A Baylor University professor is being profiled for pursuing two demanding disciplines at once: physics and swordsmanship. The story highlights how he moves between studying particles and practicing swords, finding balance between his academic research and his passion for the martial art, drawing attention on campus.
- 9Understanding baby blues, postpartum depression and psychosis▼Postpartum mental health: Understanding the baby blues, postpartum depression and postpartum psychosis
Baylor College of Medicine experts outline the spectrum of postpartum mental health conditions, distinguishing the baby blues, postpartum depression and postpartum psychosis. The guidance explains differing symptoms, severity and treatment needs, urging new mothers and families to recognise warning signs and seek medical help early, particularly for rare but serious postpartum psychosis.
- 10Baylor Men's Golf Heads to Dallas for Third Fall Event▼Baylor Men’s Golf Heads to Dallas for Third Event of the Fall Season
Baylor University's men's golf team is traveling to Dallas to compete in its third tournament of the fall season. The Bears continue their autumn schedule as they build form and rankings ahead of the spring championship stretch, with the Dallas event offering another chance to post a strong team result.
- 11Building trust in the age of AI: Dr. Vaso Rahimzadeh▼Building trust in the age of AI: A conversation with Dr. Vaso Rahimzadeh
Dr. Vaso Rahimzadeh of Baylor College of Medicine has given an interview on how to build trust in medicine as artificial intelligence becomes more widely used in healthcare. The conversation explores what patients and clinicians need to see before they rely on AI-informed decisions, and how medical institutions can earn confidence in these new tools.
- 12Baylor women's tennis relies on veteran experience this season▼Baylor women’s tennis leans on veteran experience as young team takes the court
Baylor University's women's tennis team is relying on its veteran players as a young roster begins competitive play. The team's experienced members are expected to provide leadership and stability while newer players adjust to college tennis, with coaches and teammates pointing to that blend of youth and experience as key to the season ahead.
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The Ethan Yassa Band is hoping to help bring about a revival of live music, according to coverage in The Baylor Lariat. The band, associated with Baylor University's student community, is positioning itself as part of a broader push to restore live performance culture after years in which in-person shows were limited. Beyond the band's stated ambition, few additional details were available.
- 14Baylor men's tennis off to a strong start this season▼Baylor men’s tennis’ strong start fosters hope for another successful year
Baylor University's men's tennis team has opened its season with strong results, encouraging fans and campus media to hope for another successful year. Coverage from the Baylor Lariat highlights the team's early momentum as a promising sign for the rest of the college tennis season.
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Baylor College of Medicine has published guidance explaining what people should know about overdoses, covering the risks, warning signs and how to respond to an overdose emergency. The health advice comes amid ongoing public concern about drug overdose rates, particularly in the United States, where medical schools and public health bodies continue to push awareness of prevention and treatment options.
- 16Ellie Mental Health to open location in Frisco medical center▼Ellie Mental Health plans Frisco location in BS&W Medical Center
Ellie Mental Health plans to open a new location at the Baylor Scott & White Medical Center in Frisco, Texas. The expansion will bring the mental health provider's services to patients in the growing North Texas community, adding counseling and therapy options within an established hospital campus.
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The Baylor Lariat's Arts & Life section published a review of For Keeps, a coffee spot, in which the writer says the experience turned them into a coffee convert. The piece describes the reviewer as someone not typically drawn to coffee who came away impressed, suggesting the shop's offerings stand out even for reluctant drinkers.
- 18UCF unveils 2026 Space Game uniforms ahead of Baylor matchup▼See UCF football's 2026 Space Game uniforms for upcoming matchup with Baylor
UCF has revealed its 2026 Space Game football uniforms, which the Knights will wear in their upcoming game against Baylor. The annual Space Game celebrates Central Florida's aerospace ties, and each year's uniform design draws attention from fans and local media. Outlets in Florida, including the Lakeland Ledger and Treasure Coast News, have shared images of the new look ahead of the matchup.
- 19Baylor unveils new health programs at Career Day▼Baylor debuts new health programs at annual Career Day event
Baylor University introduced new health programs at its annual Career Day event, according to the student newspaper The Baylor Lariat. The debut gives students a first look at expanded academic and career pathways in health fields. Details on the specific programs and how students responded have not yet been widely reported.
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Arizona State football squared off against Baylor in a game featured on FOX 10 Phoenix's Sports Exchange coverage. The matchup drew attention from fans of both programs, with local Arizona sports coverage highlighting the Sun Devils' performance against the Big 12 opponent and recapping key moments from the contest for viewers in the Phoenix area.
- 21Baylor-modified pig livers seen as transplant breakthrough▼Why 'Baylor pig' modified livers could be the future of organ transplants
Baylor College of Medicine is drawing attention for gene-modified pig livers that could help ease the shortage of human organs for transplant. The Houston Chronicle reports the research could point to a new future for organ transplantation, as xenotransplantation advances and demand for donor organs continues to far outpace supply in the United States.
- 22Baylor School students rally ahead of McCallie rivalry game●Video: Baylor School's student section gears up for McCallie rivalry game
Baylor School's student section in Chattanooga is preparing for its rivalry game against McCallie School. A news report captured students gearing up and showing school spirit ahead of the matchup, one of the most anticipated high school sports contests between the two private schools.
- 23McCallie students rally ahead of Baylor rivalry game●Video: McCallie's student section gears up for Baylor rivalry game
McCallie School's student section is preparing for its rivalry matchup against Baylor, with the Chattanooga Times Free Press publishing a video showing students gearing up for the game. The footage captures the school spirit and anticipation surrounding one of the local high school sports calendar's notable fixtures in the Chattanooga area.
- 24Topgolf to hold first Big 12 Stadium Series event at Baylor●TOPGOLF ANNOUNCES FIRST STADIUM SERIES EVENT IN THE BIG12 AT BAYLOR UNIVERSITY
Topgolf has announced its first Stadium Series event within the Big 12 Conference, to be held at Baylor University. The event brings the golf entertainment brand's stadium-format competition to the college campus for the first time as part of its partnership with the conference.