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Students tackle real-world questions while doing summer research
From tuberculosis and cancer to the chemical effects of vaping, Wayland Baptist University students spent part of their summer tackling real-world scientific questions...
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WBU Story
From tuberculosis and cancer to the chemical effects of vaping, Wayland Baptist University students spent part of their summer tackling real-world scientific questions...
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Wayland Baptist University mourns the passing of Sally Ruth Shaw, a longtime benefactor and former member and secretary of the university’s Board of Trustees. Shaw...
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When Mariia Syzonenko arrived at Wayland Baptist University in August 2022 after an exhausting journey from war-torn Ukraine, she spoke hesitant English, had never...
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When Ayesha Siddiqui walks across the stage during commencement exercises at Wayland Baptist University, she will walk away with more than a diploma. She will carry...
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When spring break mission plans shifted unexpectedly, students from Wayland Baptist University discovered that God’s plans were greater than their own. Originally...
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Wayland Baptist University mourns the passing of Camella June Mattox, the institution’s first campus nurse. A longtime friend and supporter of the university, Mrs....
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When Jarrett and Justice Bednarek walked onto the stage in Harral Auditorium during Wayland Baptist University’s chapel service Wednesday, they brought with them a...
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A 10-student cohort set a milestone for Wayland Baptist University on Friday, Feb. 6 as they became the first graduates of the university’s new International Program....
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James Sercey never imagined one ordinary conversation would become part of a story much larger than himself. A 2009 graduate, Sercey has spent his adult life doing...
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