Baylor University’s Give Light Campaign galvanized transformational support from the Baylor Family.

In Fall 2023, Baylor welcomed three new faculty chairs to campus to support core areas of research that highlight the University’s R1 status and Christian identity.

Baylor University’s alumni, parents and friends support our faculty, staff and students in many ways.

Since the public launch of the Give Light Campaign in 2018, more than 96,000 alumni, parents and friends have given $1.45 billion to support Baylor University’s mission ...

Providing leadership opportunities for students across their years at Baylor is a hallmark of the Baylor experience.

Each year, thousands of Baylor students step out together into Waco to serve the community in various projects from cleanup to renovation.

Baylor welcomes Curtis Reynolds, an experienced Research 1 university administrator, to lead Baylor’s business and finance operations.

The High School Sports Sales Championship is an innovative competition series designed for students in grades 8-12 who are interested in the field of sports business.

In October, the University launched the Baylor Research in Growth and Human Thriving Science (BRIGHTS) Center, a multidisciplinary center designed to catalyze research related to the science of human flourishing.

Baylor partnered with local schools on National STEM Day by providing engaging science presentations for students and teachers and connecting Baylor researchers in the community.

After nationwide searches, Baylor appointed two new deans.

Waco is one of the best places to view the 2024 total solar eclipse, with four minutes and 13 seconds of totality on the eclipse path.

Baylor’s Hankamer School of Business (HSB) is 100 years old, and the school has embarked on a two-year long centennial celebration.

At a time when many universities are reducing their support in funding, programming and faculty and staff for foreign language and culture programs…

The Central Texas Cyber Range (CTCR), a $3.5 million partnership between Baylor University and McLennan Community College (MCC), launched this fall...

Established in 1923, The Texas Collection is Baylor University’s oldest special collections library.

The Baylor Family continues to give generously toward the Give Light campaign.

Established in 1969, the Founders Medal is one of Baylor’s most distinguished awards and is reserved for men and women whose service and contribution have been unusually significant to the life and future of the University. 

Today, Dr. Sheppard is an internal medicine physician in private practice and offices at Memorial Hermann Southwest.

Baylor's nationally recognized Department of Entrepreneurship and Corporate Innovation prepares tomorrow's business leaders

No. 5 national seed Baylor dropped a grueling five-set game to the University of Minnesota, in the 2021 NCAA Volleyball Tournament regional semifinals.

Baylor University’s alumni are making an impact in their communities, in their professions, in the world. They also are making an impact at Baylor, keeping their ties to this community through philanthropy, service on advisory boards and through their prayerful support of our administration, faculty and students.

This fall, Jared E. Alcántara, Ph.D., professor of preaching and holder of The Paul W. Powell Endowed Chair in Preaching at George W. Truett Theological Seminary, was named director of the Kyle Lake Center for Effective Preaching.

With more than 160,000 living Baylor Alumni hailing from every state and more than 100 countries around the world, the Baylor spirit is active and growing.

Baylor has a new front door — a touchpoint welcoming current students, prospective students and alumni

Baylor University’s campus is brimming with excitement as we begin a new academic year!

Indy and Belle thriving in their campus habitat

Jennifer Seiter, BA ’20, finds magic in the world of history. As a classroom resource specialist at George Washington’s Mount Vernon, Seiter shares her love of history by connecting teachers directly to records of the life and legacy of Washington and the era of the Founding Fathers

When Hunter Harlow, BS ’10, graduated from Baylor University with a degree in geosciences/geology, he didn’t imagine taking the road less traveled.

After graduation, Baylor Alumni fling their green and gold around the world, including one family who still finds ways to rep the Bears, even while living over 8,000 miles and 15 time zones away in Australia.

Baylor Alumni have served at all levels of government throughout the United States and around the world, including mayors, governors, congressmen and ambassadors.

Let us know about the milestones in your life — weddings, births, promotions, retirements, honors and awards.

Excitement surrounding the start of the academic year is fueled by the verve of new students

Earlier this summer, the Baylor University Board of Regents elected new leadership and approved the 2023-24 operating budget, three renovation projects and two new degree programs. 

A year in the life of one of Baylor’s most cherished traditions

A conversation with President Linda A. Livingstone, Ph.D., on philanthropy and creating an unambiguously Christian educational environment

Images and data collected by the Hubble Space Telescope and the James Webb Space Telescope have expanded our understanding of space, enhanced research opportunities and generated national news since Hubble’s launch in 1990.

Approximately two out of every 1,000 births in the United States can lead to permanent neurological damage due to hypoxic-ischemic brain injury (HIBI) in newborns.

Across the Nation, many schools and districts experience a gap between the mental health needs of their student body and the services they are capable of providing. 

Naismith family visits to celebrate sport’s Christian heritage

The next total solar eclipse in the United States will happen in 2024, and Waco will be the prime location in the middle of the path of totality.

Alumni in Music City are connecting and lifting up their community as they fling their green and gold afar

A brief history of Baylor Spirit

With more than 160,000 living Baylor Alumni hailing from every state and more than 100 countries around the world, the Baylor spirit is active and engaged throughout the globe.

Longtime Baylor University benefactor and dedicated alumnus William K. “Bill” Robbins, of Houston, passed away April 13, 2023.

Let us know about the milestones in your life — weddings, births, promotions, retirements, honors and awards.

Baylor University’s  Give Light campaign has raised more than $1.3 billion for the University’s mission and to support the students — both present and future — who will take their places along That Good Old Baylor Line.

Dominika Silvestri, B.B.A. ’23, earned NCEA first-team All-America honors as an equestrian athlete and was named the 2023 Big 12 Flat Rider of the Year.

Listed here are alumni, friends and family we have lost in recent months.

“That Good Old Baylor Line” — Baylor University’s school song, or alma mater, since 1931 — has been proudly sung by generations of Baylor students and alumni.

Statues of the first Black students to graduate from Baylor honor individuals who exemplify Baylor’s Christian mission

For Baylor Athletics’ coaches, staff and student-athletes, support through the Give Light campaign has come in both visible and transformational ways.

Endowed chairs attract top researchers and scholars to Baylor. Many of these positions are made possible by the generosity of the Baylor Family through the Give Light Campaign.

Top-seeded Bears downed Oregon for the title by 10-plus points

Some books by Baylor Bears to add to your summer reading list

In March, 14 members of Baylor’s National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) traveled to Kansas City, Missouri, for the 49th Annual NSBE Convention.