James Laird

1 month ago | baylorlariat.com | James Laird

By James Laird | ReporterThe Baylor Cycling Club has been around since the 1980s, however, the club has experienced periods of inactivity throughout the years. In 2021 the club was revived after the pandemic and has been running continuously since. The cycling club is a small group, consisting of only about 10 members, but that does not stop them from feeling like a community, Waco senior and Baylor Cycling Club President Logan Smith said.

1 month ago | baylorlariat.com | James Laird

By James Laird | ReporterAero at Baylor provides students with the opportunity to explore and grow in their understanding of the aerospace field through projects, competitions and group events. The club encourages students to apply what they are studying into real world projects. The club has close to 50 members, with majors ranging from engineering to astrophysics.

1 month ago | baylorlariat.com | James Laird

By James Laird | ReporterTruett Seminary, the University Libraries and the College of Engineering and Computer Science will be hosting "AI and The Church" conference on Monday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The conference will feature five presentations over topics related to AI and its application to seminary as well as a panel Q&A. According to the event's schedule, each speaker will present for an hour followed by a 15 minute break.

1 month ago | baylorlariat.com | James Laird

By James Laird | ReporterBaylor sustainability efforts are a part of the university's strategic plan and hopes to integrate Christian stewardship of the planet into its green initiatives. Notable green initiatives recently have included composting 270,000 pounds of food waste from the dining halls and achieving Tree Campus USA certification. Baylor also supports green community initiatives like the Waco Creek Cleanup and hosts events like the Green Communities Conference.

1 month ago | baylorlariat.com | James Laird

By James Laird | ReporterThe Data Science Club at Baylor prepares students for a career in data science and related fields while also helping build a community among its members. The club organizes info sessions with companies, game nights, professional development workshops and real world projects. The club began with two founding members, Redmond, Wash., senior Kayla Balkcum and Galveston senior Luke Roe, and now has around 30 members. Balkcum and Roe are now co-presidents of the club.