The Good Neighbear

This episode of the Good Neighbear covers intersectional belonging, campus involvement, and transfer student impressions. 

This episode of the Good Neighbear highlights international student experiences, cultural clubs, and strategies for making friends.

This episode of the Good Neighbear shares about recent Better Together projects and the formation of interfaith friendships.

This episode of the Good Neighbear describes community-building experiences in pre-med programs and a South Asian interest fraternity. 

This episode of the Good Neighbear examines the merits of interfaith collaboration, the relationship between spirituality and medicine, and the evolution of campus culture. 

This episode of the Good Neighbear discusses racial identity in cultural clubs, STEM spaces, and broader campus culture. 

This episode of the Good Neighbear explores the relationship between racial and religious identities in academic, residential, and social communities, both on and off campus.

This episode of the Good Neighbear discusses orienting around religion differently with Baylor Student, Kayla Close.

This episode of the Good Neighbear discusses religious diversity on campus and the importance of interfaith literacy with Baylor student, Naya Jimenez.

This episode of the Good Neighbear is a part of a special series for the podcast that focuses on IFYC's Faith in the Vaccine Ambassador (FIVA) Project, which is a grant-funded project awarded to Sharyl West Loeung of Baylor's Department of Multicultural Affairs. In this episode, we join in with current Baylor student, Katy Dulany, and listen to her story about COVID-19 and the vaccine.

In response to the high need of the current moment, the Chicago-based Interfaith Youth Core, a long-time partner of Baylor and our Better Together BU interfaith group on campus, is launching the Faith in the Vaccine Ambassadors project. Baylor is participating in this project, and throughout this special series of our podcast, we will meet different Baylor students who are serving as Ambassadors in this project, and we will have the opportunity to hear their stories.