A significant attack on the United States by al-Qaida occurred, marking a turning point in international affairs. The 20 years that followed were unusual in the history of international affairs.
Edmund Fitton-Brown discussed lessons learned from this period, specifically mentioning overlooked geostrategic issues.
Further details on this topic are available, including Fitton-Brown's thoughts on the post-9/11 period and its impact on international relations.
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By Josh Siatkowski | Lead Writer Common Grounds, a favorite spot for Baylor and Waco coffee fans, is in the early stages of an ownership transition after the business went up for sale last week. Opened in 1994, the shop has become a local icon. Started by Jill Barrett over 30 yea...
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By Dylan Sciacca | Reporter The Waco Downtown Farmers Market has been serving the community since November of 2011. From 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. each Saturday, a variety of people go to enjoy live music and fresh produce, and vendors travel up to 150 miles to sell their product at 200 E...
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By Jeffrey Cohen | Sports Editor Baylor traveled 828 miles to face Auburn in the season opener in Atlanta , while the Tigers traveled 110. The Bears played in front of a sea of blue and orange, erupting when they fell just short of winning a slugfest in week one. “We played a rea...
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Reigha Weaver | Arts & Life Writer For many college students, finding a community that is stress free seems nearly impossible. However, one Baylor Minecraft server is working to change that. BearCraft is a student-run Minecraft server that allows Baylor students to play, create, ...
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By Stephanie Starks | Staff Writer For foodies on Baylor’s campus, it’s eventual that someone will pop the question, “where is the best burger in Waco?” With there being about 20 restaurants offering burgers in the Waco area, there are five joints that compete for the title of be...
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By Bennett Parker | Sports Writer No. 20 Baylor volleyball has its toughest test of the season on Friday, facing off against the best team in the nation in front of a packed opposing gym. Baylor (4-1) hits the road for a three-game slate for their second tournament of the 2026 se...
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By Mesha Mittanasala | Photographer During Late Night, Baylor’s campus was lined up with poster boards, handouts, buttons, candy, T-shirts and conversations recruiting students to join different student organizations. Baylor currently has 400+ recognized student organizations and...
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By Jen Forse | Staff Writer Baylor’s new Math Mastery program is designed to give students individualized help with pre-calculus and Calculus I, but inconsistent attendance could determine whether the program continues beyond its first semester. Math Mastery is available from 7-8...
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By Stephanie Starks | Staff Writer College comes with plenty of expenses, but Baylor students do not have to figure out their finances alone. The Paul L. Foster Success Center offers free peer coaching to help students set financial goals, understand their spending habits and bui...
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By Kamryn Anthis | Staff Writer As James Talarico and Ken Paxton campaign for the U.S. Senate, both candidates have made Christianity a prominent part of their political identities. But the two candidates draw very different conclusions about how their faith should shape governme...
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If the 20th-ranked Baylor volleyball team thought last weekend’s match against Florida offered up a challenge, wait till the Bears get a load of the next few days....
