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Bo French post prompts students to reflect on race, belonging - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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Outrage continues across social media platforms more than a week after Republican Railroad Commission candidate Bo French made a series of comments Sept. 13 targeting students of South Asian descent at a University of Texas football game. French shared an image of South Asian students celebrating at the game and referred to them as “foreigners,” despite not knowing their citizenship status. According to The Texas Tribune, French drew heavy criticism from “several high-profile Republicans” asking
Center for Global Engagement Ambassadors light the way for international students - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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In Baylor’s fight song, the lyric “We’ll fling our Green and Gold afar” is often associated with graduates as they embark on their next chapter. Through the Center for Global Engagement Ambassador Program, however, some students are already lighting a way for new generations to follow on campus. The CGE Ambassadors are a group of domestic and international undergraduate and graduate student leaders who assist new international students in their transition to Baylor. The ambassadors organize vari
Stop looking away and start looking ahead - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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Every time I meet someone new, an irrational fear of mine materializes. Although I am an extrovert by heart, eye contact is not my strong suit. There is something about looking into another person’s eyes for more than ten seconds that unlocks an internal panic, my heart would send thumps so loud as my brain scrambled to find the right words. This is particularly embarrassing as I seem to converse perfectly fine with a stranger, yet my inner monologue would be focused on when to look away instead
Students share culture and community at Mosaic Mixer - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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Students braved the hot Texas weather to engage with various multicultural organizations at the Mosaic Mixer and Showcase Wednesday afternoon in and around the Student Union Building as part of Mosaic Week with the Department of Multicultural Affairs. Dallas sophomore Gianna Villarreal, president of the Hispanic Student Association, said the Mosaic Mixer forces all organizations to “be together in one spot” and noted that the event encouraged students to be “open-minded” when meeting someone fro
Why students benefit greatly from summer internships - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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Summer internships are often considered a bridge between studying and working. However, the nature and purpose of summer internships have evolved, making it harder for students to secure authentic experiences. Despite this, the Baylor Career Center has helped students stay competitive with major companies. According to the 2025 Career Center Annual Report, over 8,000 student appointments were made to develop professional skills with the help of Baylor’s Career Success Professionals. Amy Rylander
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