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Spring Commencement - 2013

Congratulations to Baylor's newest graduates! Celebrating with these new alums are immediate families, friends, and the entire Baylor Nation. Sic 'em graduates!

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Repairs Scheduled Repairs for Speight Esplanade

Access to the Speight Esplanade between Fourth and Fifth streets will be limited May 13 through June 16 as City of Waco crews work to replace a water main.

Thanks for a Successful Spring Project!

Staff Council expresses their appreciation for baby items donated in April for the Family Abuse Center

News Flash: Firefighter Memorial Service at the Ferrell Center

University officials met for several hours today with representatives from the Texas Line of Duty Death Task Force and the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation to discuss plans for the memorial service that will be held in the Ferrell Center Thursday afternoon. As President and Mrs. Obama also plan to attend the service, members of the White House Advance team also participated in the meetings today.

News Flash: West Memorial Service at Baylor's Ferrell Center

On Thursday, April 25, Baylor University's Ferrell Center will be the site of a memorial service organized by the Texas Line of Duty Death Task Force to remember the firefighters and first responders who died in last week's tragic explosion in West.

Baseball. Baseball Earns Eight All-Big 12 Selections

Eight Baylor baseball players earned 2013 All-Big 12 status, the league announced Tuesday.

W. Tennis. Burgic Named ITA National Player To Watch

Baylor women's tennis sophomore Ema Burgic was named the 2013 Intercollegiate Tennis Association's National Player to Watch on Wednesday in a ceremony on the campus of the University of Illinois, in conjunction with the NCAA Division I Team Championships.

Baseball. Phillips 66 Big 12 Baseball Championship Format Changed

In the wake of this week's devastating storm in the Oklahoma City suburb of Moore, the Big 12 Conference is postponing the start of the 2013 Phillips 66 Big 12 Baseball Championship.

M. Tennis. Lenz Preps For NCAA Singles Championship

Baylor men's tennis freshman Julian Lenz is set to open play in the NCAA Singles Championship on Wednesday at the Khan Outdoor Tennis Center in Urbana, Ill.

With four new Regents, Baylor’s Board now made up of 90% BU alumni

Following the Baylor Board of Regents’ spring meeting last week, four new Regents — all Baylor alumni — were announced as the next to join the Board in June: Shelley Giglio, BBA ’86, chief strategist and manager to the bands for sixstepsrecords and co-founder of Passion Conferences/Choice Ministries. She and her husband, Louie, began the …

Baylor couple’s pilot to air on HGTV this Thursday

From NBC’s The Voice (where sophomore Holly Tucker has reached the top 10) to Chicago Fire and its spinoff, Chicago PD (both helmed by Baylor alums Michael Brandt and Derek Haas), it’s been a good month for Bears on TV. Now, another Baylor couple is getting their shot. Chip (BBA ’98) and Joanna (BA ’01) …

Commencement 2013 continues a Baylor tradition older than most in Texas

At Baylor, commencement honors every individual, as each graduate walks the stage and hears her or her name called, one by one. (How many universities of Baylor’s size still provide such recognition?) But the event itself means something more to the collective. “By assembling together, you affirm your membership in the Baylor family through cap …

Baylor professors of the year represent business, English and religion

Each year, Baylor honors three professors with major awards based on slightly varying criteria. The senior class annually votes to determine the Collins Outstanding Professor Award. For the seventh time in the last 10 years, the Collins Award winner is also a Baylor graduate; this year’s recipient is Tim Thomasson, BBA ’91, MBA ’92, a …

Congratulations

Jaime Duerkson

Congratulations to Jaime Duerksen, University Libraries, and wife, Kimberly, on the birth of their son, Joshua Lee Duerksen, Feb. 20.

Jennifer Murphy

Congratulations to Jennifer Murphy, Piper Child Development Center, and husband, Mark, on the birth of their daughter, Adaline Elise Murphy, Feb. 10.

Austin Kertesz

Congratulations to Austin Kertesz, student learning and engagement, and wife, Arielle, on the birth of their son, Graham R. Kertesz, Feb. 7.

Oleksandra Beznosova

Congratulations to Oleksandra Beznosova, mathematics, and husband, Boris, on the birth of their daughter, Mary Beznosova, Feb. 6.

With Sympathy

Dr. Red Covington

Sympathies to the family of Dr. Red Covington, health services, on his death May 14.

Kevin Tankersley

Sympathies to Kevin Tankersley, journalism, public relations and new media, on the loss of his father, John Tankersley, May 14.

Jill Lunday

Sympathies to Jill Lunday, budget and fiscal planning, on the death of her mother, Vera Worthen, May 10.

Roberta Shipp

Sympathies to Roberta Shipp, Paul L. Foster Success Center, on the loss of her father Roger Wane Morehouse, May 8.

Health Canal: Masked donors: new study reveals why people make large donations anonymously

May 21, 2013
Baylor University is mentioned as a recent recipient of a large anonymous donation in an article discussing the psychology behind anonymous donations.

My Fox Houston: Graves unearthed

May 20, 2013
In Brooks County, Texas, a team of Baylor forensic students assisted in unearthing and identifying the remains of undocumented immigrants who died while trying to cross the border from Mexico.

News Journal: Teaching in Thailand: working in Bangkok provides insight for area woman

May 19, 2013
Baylor 2012 graduate Kendall Rice talks about the eight months she spent living and teaching English in Thailand after graduation.

Patheos Progressive Christian: Casting down our own idols: a review of Elizabeth Scalia's "Strange Gods

May 19, 2013
Greg Garrett, Ph.D., professor of English at Baylor, discusses Elizabeth Scalia's book Strange Gods and the types of idols modern people place before God.

Waco Team to Attend Leadership Academy to Address Local Hunger and Poverty

WACO, Texas (May 21, 2013) - The National League of Cities (NLC) has selected Waco as one of 21 cities nationwide to participate in a leadership academy that will help the city reduce childhood hunger by leveraging federal funding.

Baylor Mourns Passing of Former Regent, Health Center Physician

WACO, Texas (May 17, 2014) - Former Baylor University Regent and current Baylor Health Center physician Dr. Red Covington of Waco passed away May 14 in Waco after a brief illness. He was 75.

Baylor Regents Approve On-Campus Track and Field Stadium, Move Forward in Design Development for New School of Business Building

WACO, Texas (May 17, 2013) - At their spring meeting today, the Baylor University Board of Regents approved construction of phase one of a new on-campus track and field stadium and voted to move forward in developing the design for the proposed new School of Business building.

East Campus Traffic Advisory

Parking on east side of campus will be at a minimum during the summer due to several construction and maintenance projects.