Two Week Outlook Newsletter
The Two Week Outlook is a weekly newsletter curated by graduate students for graduate students.
It finally feels like Fall, y'all! Hopefully you had a fun spooky season and are looking forward to a restful season of thanksgiving and gratitude.
It's Homecoming Season! Whether you are a Baylor alumni, in your first year here at Baylor, or closing out your last semester as a Baylor Bear, Homecoming in Waco is filled with wonderful traditions to get involved in!
Baylor Bears, now is the time to lock in! Hopefully your graduate studies are going well! You might consider even getting ahead a bit so that you can take part in some of the upcoming Baylor traditions, athletics, and events!
Big 12 Football is in full swing, Fall Break is behind us, the semester is really starting to fly by!
We are officially fully in October! We hope that you are resting well, spending time with academic and community peers and friends, and checking things off your to-do list! Come say hi at any of the many events and opportunities happening around campus over the next few weeks.
It's finally Fall, Y'all! The weather is cooling down, the rain is coming back, and semester projects are starting.
Hello Graduate Students! We are finally getting some rain and cooler weather! Well, at least slightly cooler weather. Hopefully you are building out your semester schedules and have found your rhythm.
Hello Graduate Students! There is so much to engage with in the next few weeks, both on campus and offered virtually! Please utilize the many options available to you!
Hello Graduate Students! We hope you are staying healthy with everything going around right now. As a reminder, the deadline to accept or deny the Baylor Graduate Student Health Insurance is approaching quickly on September 19th!
Whether you are a residential, hybrid, or remote graduate student, there are so many opportunities this month to find and create community at Baylor!
Week two may be where it all starts to feel real for you! Creating new friendships, starting your new program, or writing your first academic paper is a big deal. Thankfully, there are so many opportunities that are available to you.
Welcome back, graduate students!