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If you’ve ever enjoyed a message or advertisement, but were unable to fully express exactly why it was appealing, then you can see the value of JaeHwan Kwon’s research. Kwon, associate professor of marketing in Baylor’s Hankamer School of Business, utilizes eye-tracking technology to determine attention and physiological responses to messages. In this Baylor Connections, he examines the role of psychology and physiology in uncovering clues to what draws and keeps ou...

The lucky winner remembers telling his wife not to cry before revealing the even bigger prize.

Rebecca Sheesley and Sascha Usenko How does urban pollution impact thunderstorm activity? It’s a question of interest to the Department of Energy, which turned to two Baylor professors to investigate. In this Baylor Connections, Rebecca Sheesley and Sascha Usenko, professors of environmental science at Baylor, discuss research that can uncover clues about thunderstorms in urban areas and lead to improvements in public health in Texas and beyond. Transcript Derek Smith: Hello, and welcome to...

The Franke Center for the Arts in Marshall has announced a new, exciting season of concerts and events. It will kick off on September 11th with country rock artists Michigan Rattlers and will finish with a first-ever event, the Michigan Music Video Awards.  Other highlights include alternative rock icons The Verve Pipe and blues legend Savoy Brown.  Favorite events returning include: Wolf Tree Film Festival, Irish Pub Night, and The Second City. In addition to individual tickets, The Franke w...

Jessica Cope co-founded The Hopeful Theatre Project in Dallas/Fort Worth, a nonprofit theatre group that donates 100 percent of ticket proceeds to charity. A 2015 Baylor graduate, Cope was named the University’s 2021 Young Alumna of the Year. In this Baylor Connections, Cope shares the story behind The Hopeful Theatre Project and the calling to use her passion for the stage to support other organizations that make the community and world a better place.

Officer Christopher Schroeck, 28, turned on the body cam to record his lieutenant, Jeffery Gurley, in the lower Manhattan Public Service Area 4 stationhouse on May 31.

Elsewhere, Forbes Scott Mendelsohn described the film as "cartoonish and hackneyed," and slammed it for "repeating the same narrative beats" as the original. He also knocked it for "retroactively dumbing down its characters". Varietys Owen Gleiberman branded it "a winking bash of wretched excess that makes the most overly amped and slovenly entry in the North by Northwest," while AV Clubs A.A. Dowd argued that its "so atrocious, it makes the original look like a classic." Indiewires review �...

The first reviews for the action comedy sequel Hitmans Wifes Bodyguard are in, and they are far from favorable.

Let’s get a bit emotional heading into the weekend.

Date Time Researchers Introduce 6P Color Imaging System that Could Revolutionize TV, Cinema Storytelling SMPTE, NASA among organizations at introduction of compatible system that transcends traditional color range, enables digital screens to display “colors within the colors” naturally seen by the human eye By Derek Smith, Baylor University Marketing & Communications WACO, Texas (June 3, 2020) – Baylor University researchers unveiled a new color imaging Thursday with the capacity to drama...