New buildings like the Baylor Science Building and Paul L. Foster Campus for Business and Innovation show the growth of campus. Renovations to existing buildings exude change in what was once a stability on campus. Even discussions about names of buildings and removing statues may come to mind. So what is the same? We can […]
Unprecedented. This is the word many use to describe the spring of 2020. Yet, while COVID-19 is a novel virus, an era of pandemic is not unknown to the world. “For the most part scientists believe [the 1918 flu] first spread in Kansas around March 1918, and was particularly noted in a local army camp.
I will always remember the white man with white hair and white yogurt, who thought I, a brown girl, would shoot him. While walking through Old Main and heading for the stairs, a professor stepped in front of me. He was unaware that I was behind him and walked slowly, spooning yogurt into his mouth.
