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- 1Two Generations of Army Dietitians Selected for Baylor Program●Two generations of Army dietitians celebrate selection for Army Baylor program
The US Army announced that two generations of Army dietitians have been selected for the Army Baylor dietetic internship program, a joint program with Baylor University that trains nutrition care professionals for military service. The selection highlights the mentorship and continuity between senior and junior dietitians in the Army Medical Department, and celebrates career advancement for both cohorts.
- 2Baylor Women's Golf Heads to Tennessee for Fall Play▼Baylor Women’s Golf Continues Fall Slate in Tennessee
Baylor University's women's golf team is continuing its fall schedule with a tournament stop in Tennessee. The program announced the next event in its autumn slate as the squad keeps building momentum this season, with coverage appearing on the school's athletics site.
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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.
- 4Baylor 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.
- 5Baylor 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.
- 6Baylor 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.
- 7Baylor 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.