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The excitement is palpable as Baylor's long-awaited museum complex prepares to open its doors.
Conflict & crisis: A sociological perspective on effective organization response
Some "goofy Baylor kids" are leading a revival at First Church-Eddy. Photo by Jon Pattillo
Throughout a "perfect storm" of tragedy and controversy, how did Baylor's leaders respond?
No one wants to think it will happen, but several universities have found it did, and have learned how to move beyond institutional tragedy
They want it, they need it, they have to get it - five students relate how they spent their summer vacations in the "real world." Illustrations by Tim Holden.
As the University pursues excellence in academics, facilities and community life -- all articulated within Baylor 2012 -- it also has set forth expectations for its athletic programs.
For 45 years, Helen Ligon inspired students and colleagues to keep looking to the future.
Counselors say freshmen student-athletes who arrived on the heels of controversy are committed to Baylor and excellence
Remembering America's sons and daughters who serve far from home
University helps alumni reconnect in myriad events, groups, clubs
New athletic director will emphasize compliance, integrity and quality leadership
Numbers belie the myth as many with illness go undiagnosed, untreated
Baylor experts offer advice on how to keep New Year's resolutions
Second living and learning center will cater to students in Honors College programs
At the end of a volley of pro- and anti-Sloan sentiments, Regents vote 31-4 to reaffirm his leadership
Account of discovery of DNA's structure filled with drama, suspense
In national higher education circles, Baylor's Vision is a cause to celebrate
What one question would you most like to ask former President Jimmy Carter?
President, administrators field queries; grassroots support evident
New alumni urged to give active, ongoing support to Baylor's aspirations
Bliss, Stanton resign amid alleged NCAA violations; internal investigation continues
ID theft is one of this decade's fastest-growing consumer crimes
Annual rebalancing is one strategy to help maintain stable risk exposure
Educational, entertaining toys available for children of all ages
Student enrollment for fall 2003 was more than 13,900 students, including a larger freshman class than last year.
The Baylor chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, an academic honor society, was presented a new award for excellence.
Despite a struggling national economy, during the 2002-03 fiscal year at Baylor, significant donations and endowment monies were generated.
Baylor hosts a group of the nation's foremost scholars in ethics and education.
When she became part of the news, journalist Macarena Hernandez was reminded of the far-reaching power of one's words
In the land of milk and honey, Baylor graduates pursue star-studded dreams
Baylor professor returns to father's homeland after 50-year absence
Baylor in Cuba program gears study toward future business potential
As writer Bob Darden worked on the "Bears in the Biz" story featured in our November/December issue, he heard from a number of Baylor graduates who are making a go of it in the far-ranging business of media entertainment. Because of space limitations, we could not include these updates in our main story, but here's a rundown of several of the stories we received.