As college athletes strike sponsorship and brand deals nationwide, questions arise about how they might affect their character development. A major grant from the Templeton Foundation has allowed a team of Baylor researchers to study how NIL may develop student-athletes’ character, spiritual formation and virtue.

Baylor officials are working across departments to ensure students have a safe, enjoyable experience running the line, but misconceptions about arrival time persist. It is time to separate fact from fiction and make sure students know what to expect before they arrive at the games.

Hosted by The Store with help from BaylorEats, community partners and vendors, the Free Farmers Market aims to give students access to nutritious food while reminding them of the resources available through Baylor.

Before students can understand international conflict, they have to learn to see the world through someone else’s eyes. That’s the philosophy Baylor diplomat in residence Joanne Cummings brings to her classroom.

The McBride Center of International Business is taking applications for its new Embedded Development through Global Engagement program this spring. Students can earn three credit hours in a class centered on a trip to one of three destinations, two of which are new; they include Munich, Germany, Lisbon, Portugal and Mongolia.