With false advertising and dietary fads, knowing what is healthy and what is not can be confusing.

Students, faculty and staff who want an assessment of their health can take advantage of the Baylor Peer Nutrition Education program.

The program, which is free to the public, aims to help Baylor students assess their dietary goals and develop healthy eating habits.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, but as awareness grows, there are still myths about breast cancer.

“Some common myths are: finding a lump always means breast cancer, men do not get breast cancer, breast cancer is contagious or that deodorants, cell phones or microwave ovens can cause breast cancer,” said Dr Sharon Stern, physician and director of Baylor Health Services.

Baylor fraternity members are about to walk down the catwalk for breast cancer awareness.

The Baylor sorority Zeta Tau Alpha will host Big Man on Campus at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Barfield Drawing Room located in the Bill Daniel Student Center. The event will include a pageant with participants made up of members in different Baylor fraternities, all while raising awareness of breast cancer, the philanthropic cause of Zeta Tau Alpha. The money that is raised from the event will go toward the Zeta Tau Alpha foundation, which benefits breast cancer awareness and education.

With the last ticket sold for the Dec. 7 game against Texas, Floyd Casey Stadium has sold out for its last game as it ends its saga as home of the Bears.

For the final game at “The Case,” more than 3,500 additional general admission seats were opened up in the south end zone, an area usually left unused.