The Baylor Brief – November 7, 2025
Oui Did It The No. 16 women’s basketball team had its season opener at Adidas Arena in Paris, where it held a 58-52 win over No.7 Duke. This is the Bears’ first neutral-site season opener since 2005 and their 17th game outside of the United States and first outside of North America, now holding a
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Your Guide to the Perfect Baylor Homecoming Week
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Owen Lind and the Birth of Environmental Studies at Baylor
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Profiles
Rod Aydelotte on the Art of Moments
If you live in Waco, you’ve likely seen Rod Aydelotte (’77) and his camera: maybe at the dedication of tiny
A Look Inside Dr. Francesca Penner’s Lab at Baylor
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