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Baylor Researchers Introduce 6P Color Imaging System that Could Revolutionize TV, Cinema Storytelling (L to R) - Baylor researchers Michael Korpi, Ph.D., and Corey Carbonara, Ph.D., professors of film and digital media, lead a team of researchers and industry professionals developing the new 6P color imaging system. (Robert Rogers/Baylor University) June 3, 2021 SMPTE, NASA among organizations at introduction of compatible system that transcends traditional color range, enables digital screens ...

Baylor is regularly mentioned among the top 50 “Best Colleges for Veterans” by U.S. News & World Report, and the VETS Program is a big part of the reason for that ranking. Veteran Education and Transition Services (VETS) is a Baylor program that promotes the academic success of veterans at Baylor, providing a variety of resources to help them successfully transition to college life. In this Baylor Connections, Kevin Davis, VETS Program Manager and a Marine Corps veteran, ...

Dennis Cox, who was imprisoned for attempted murder, has been sentenced to another 12 months in jail after a frenzied assault behind bars.

President Livingstone A school year like no other has drawn to a conclusion at Baylor and, even amidst the challenges presented by COVID-19, it was a time with much to celebrate. In this Baylor Connections, President Linda A. Livingstone, Ph.D., shares a top 10 list—the top 10 moments of the 2020-21 year (plus a few bonus points) highlighting the Baylor Family’s accomplishments in academics, research, athletics, health, giving and more. Transcript Derek Smith: ...

Tri-County Independent PIKE COUNTY -Voter turnout was quite low in Pike County on May 18, with mostly municipal elections on the ballot and few of them being contested. Even the four statewide referendums failed to stimulate much interest. The overall turnout was 18.75%, with 8075 people voting from a total registration of 43,056, according to data released by the Pike County Election Office. Republicans showed the most zeal, with a 22.69% turnout but also with more contested elections than the...

Police have said the man was likely an innocent bystander to the shooting that killed him. Remembering man who experienced homelessness, killed in OTR shooting By Kody Fisher | May 14, 2021 at 10:04 PM EDT - Updated May 14 at 10:47 PM CINCINNATI (FOX19) - A Hamilton County grand jury this week indicted the man accused of killing Douglas Robinson in Over-the-Rhine earlier this month. Donta Cody, 30, is charged with murder, assault and weapons possession. The 61-year-old Robinson, who exper...

Cheolho Sim Mosquitoes are massive global agents of the spread of diseases like malaria and the West Nile virus. Cheolho Sim, associate professor of biology, has dedicated his research towards suppressing mosquito populations and slowing the spread of disease, recently earning a grant from the National Science Foundation to advance those efforts. In this Baylor Connections, Sim shares how genomic research into a mosquito’s circadian rhythm could be key to slowing the spread of disease, and e...

How do I love thee, Led Zeppelin? Let me count the ways: Dread Zeppelin, Lez Zeppelin, Zepparella, Kashmir, Get The Led Out, Zoso, Led Blimpie, No Quarter, Led Zeppelin 2, Zeppelin Complete, Led Zepplica. There are some great Zep tribute bands in there, some who have come and gone, but one is about to celebrate its 33rd anniversary and play at Pasos BarrelHouse Brewing Company next Thursday, May 13 (7 p.m., $40 to $55 on eventbrite.com). cl...

PHILADELPHIA - A former employee accused the City of Philadelphia of age discrimination in federal court. Plaintiff Leonard Zebrowski filed the complaint on April 20 in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Zebrowski, 63, worked for the defendants Philadelphia and Futurenet in the computers department.  The plaintiff, who suffers from COPD and PTSD, says he began to experience disparate age-related treatment 10 years into his employ with the city. He says his superv...

By Derek Smith Jr During a recent conversation concerning the complexity of the growing regulatory environment, one position held firm — that legal and compliance professionals should be seen as partners in sustainability. Additionally, in the current economically complicated environment, insurers have been required to respond to new risks more successfully, make more substantial commitments and innovate to maintain their market share. Authorities across the globe have been deploying appropri...