Baylor medical students have the option of pursuing pathways during their education that allow them to take deeper dives into their areas of interest. The Global Health Pathway is one such option, giving students an understanding of medicine in the global context through coursework and electives as well as through international medical outreach initiatives.
Medical TV shows have captivated audiences for decades, with shocking patient cases and over-the-top hospital drama. Last year, “The Pitt” emerged as a new favorite, praised by many who work in healthcare for its more realistic depiction of medicine.
In June, Dr. Raymond Cho traveled to Mexico City as a composer fellow for the Texas New Music Ensemble, a group dedicated to the enrichment of Texas communities through contemporary art music.
At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic years, a group of medical students decided to create Omentum, a Baylor student-led literary publication.
In a pair of Adidas Adizero Adios Pro 4 shoes, a Baylor trainee is on a mission to run 50 marathons in 50 states. His seventh will be special as he raises funds for Bo’s Place.
As FIFA World Cup excitement continues to sweep all corners of the world, the U.S. and Texas, Cullen Auditorium has been a beacon for soccer fans during the work day for the Baylor College of Medicine community.
In spring 2026, Baylor’s Center for Teaching and eLearning and Office of Education Effectiveness invited Taekwondo headmaster Hyunhoon Lee to host a faculty workshop aimed at alternative approaches to curriculum design and active learning.
In 2026, student organizations at Baylor College of Medicine and its Houston ISD educational partner BCM Academy at Ryan have created opportunities for young people to become junior scientists, as well as student teachers.
The College marked a milestone for the Lillie and Roy Cullen Tower, with a preview of the first floor and dedication of the Paul Klotman M.D. Auditorium. The event brought together the Baylor community, including former president Dr. Klotman with new president, CEO and executive dean Dr. Jakub Tolar.
Mariam Kundi is an administrative fellow in the Office of the President at Baylor College of Medicine. She was part of the inaugural class at Baylor College of Medicine Academy at Ryan and graduated from DeBakey High School for Health Professions.
