Baylor’s School of Education received a $30 million gift from the Moody Foundation of Galveston, Texas, supporting scholarships, expanding faculty research and providing resources to grow academic programs. 

Elite CAREER Awards spur high-level research by young Baylor faculty

Inside every human body are trillions of bacteria, viruses, fungi and more. Learn how Baylor researchers are making an impact studying these microscopic guests that play an oversized role in human health.

Among cancer types, colorectal cancers stand out, accounting for the second-most cancer deaths in 2025 — a statistic highlighting the need for new approaches to therapy and treatment.

Cory Dungan, Ph.D., and Michael Wiggs, Ph.D., who specialize in exercise physiology, are exploring ways to combat muscle loss in cancer survivors — particularly, pediatric survivors.

In the world of water research, Bryan Brooks, Ph.D., distinguished professor of environmental science, is a star, but his calling really lies in mentoring students to address a fundamental need for clean water around the globe.

As Baylor University pursues its distinctive goal as a preeminent Christian research university, the opportunity to build upon our foundational strengths in serving our students and the surrounding world has never been more promising.

Baylor received two significant grants from the Lilly Endowment aimed at equipping churches to serve the needs of their communities and congregations.