“Over the years, we’ve seen changes, but it’s still Collins,” Gould said. “I think it’ll always be Collins. It’ll always be the hotspot. It’ll be the new and improved Collins, but the legacy is still there.”
Trending
- Felecia Mulkey: Architect of a sport, heart of a dynasty
- Right at home: Kaygen Marshall’s 6-mile journey from Robinson to Baylor
- Family to friends: Van Schalkwyk embraces lasting friendships in first year at Baylor
- No one eulogizes the things you almost did
- Baylor University, students need to do more to assist homeless population
- Breaking down Baylor MBB’s new-look 2026-27 roster
- Lariat Letter: I founded TPUSA at Baylor. If I were still involved, I would have walked away.
- Baylor Interprofessional Events highlights collaboration of healthcare fields
