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- 1University of Mary Hardin-Baylor Meets Science Lab Fundraising Goal●UMHB Meets Fundraising Challenge for New Science Lab Facility
The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor in Belton, Texas, has met a fundraising challenge to support a new science laboratory facility. The achievement secures resources for updated lab space aimed at strengthening the university's science programs. Details on the donation total and construction timeline have not been released, but the milestone marks a key step in the campus expansion project.
- 2Baylor professor balances physics and swordsmanship▼From particles to swords, Baylor professor finds balance in two worlds
A Baylor University professor is profiled for leading an unusual double life: conducting physics research on particles while also pursuing the craft of swords. The story highlights how he manages both academic science and his martial or bladesmithing passion, presenting him as an example of scholars with interests beyond their laboratories.
- 3Baylor women's tennis counts on veterans to guide young roster▼Baylor women’s tennis leans on veteran experience as young team takes the court
Baylor University's women's tennis team is opening its season with a roster that mixes experienced upperclassmen with a wave of newer players. The team is relying on its veteran leaders to set the tone in practice and competition while the younger members adjust to collegiate tennis. Coverage highlights how that blend of experience and youth will shape the Bears' season.
- 4Baylor 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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Dr. Vaso Rahimzadeh of Baylor College of Medicine gives an interview on how trust in artificial intelligence can be built, particularly in medicine and healthcare. The conversation covers the challenges of adopting AI responsibly and the importance of ethical safeguards as the technology becomes more widespread in clinical settings.
- 6Speculation 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.
- 7McCallie 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.
- 8Baylor 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.