In the News
Look below for articles featuring Baylor's Environmental Humanities Program.
Baylor Community Garden returns to full operation, supports sustainability efforts ( August 2023)
A Different Path to Environmental Care (October 2023)
Regenerative agriculture and compost projects sprout around Waco ( November 2023)
Seeing the forest for the trees: New minor takes interdisciplinary look at climate crisis (November 2023)
Recycle the Practices of Earth Day: Local nonprofits host sustainability events in Waco (April 2024)
Revived and Reenergized: Baylor Community Garden Cultivates Flourishing (April 2024)
Baylor community garden plants memories with Garden to Table Dinner Celebration (April 2024)
Revived and Reenergized: Baylor Community Garden Cultivates Flourishing Future (April 2024)
Garden-to-Table Dinner: Celebrating a Year of Environmental Learning and Service (April 2024)
Growing Leaders and Learner’s First Institute for Local Educators (July 2024)
Stewarding God’s Creation: Baylor Unites for Campus Sustainability Month (September 2024)
Waco, Texas' New S.C.R.A.P. Collective Promotes Sustainability, Composting, Gardening, and Overall Healthy Communities in Year 1 (September 2024)
Environmental Humanities Director on KWBU (Waco's NPR Station) (September 2024)
Baylor Expands Campus Sustainability through Dining Hall Composting ( November 2024)
Waco Composting Efforts Boost with Federal Grant (November 2024)
Environmental Humanities Faculty at the UN World Urban Forum (November 2024)
Baylor University EPA grant to combat food insecurity, advance sustainability (December, 2024)
Good Stewards of God’s Creation (Spring, 2025)
Increased course variety bolsters environmental humanities minor (March, 2025)
Baylor University Recognized as Tree Campus Higher Education (March, 2025)
Growing Heaven on Earth (March 2025)
How to leave Earth cleaner than you found it, the Waco way (April 2025)
Ways Wacoans Can be Sustainable (April, 2025)
Students take root within community garden (April, 2025)