The Black Gospel Music Restoration Project began at Baylor well over a decade ago. Now, the project will have its own faculty chair, giving Baylor the funding and personnel to expand and continue the research and scholarship in Black worship, preaching and studies.
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President Linda Livingstone moderated the discussion about the Commission on Historic Campus Representations in the final conversation of the three-part conversation series, Perspectives on Our History.
Baylor’s chapter of the Delta Kappa Delta sorority regained active chapter status Sunday for the first time since 2017.
When seeking summer internships college students often try and find employment at big-name organizations in the hopes of adding it to their resumes in the fall. Sometimes, however, a position at a smaller, lesser-known company can provide much more experience and opportunities.
It has been just slightly over one year since the World Health Organization (WHO) declared coronavirus a global pandemic on March 11, 2020. Students reflect on what this year has meant to them.
With contributions from alumni, students and donors, Student Foundation is taking applications for those who may need an extra hand financially for the next academic year. Student Foundation is looking for students who can share how Baylor has become a home for them.
Waco was not only home to Baylor University, but also TCU in the late 1800s.
Campus Kitchen prepares to grow produce again in their community garden for donating meals to those in need.
With a lack of spring break this year due to COVID-19, students are finding their own ways to take a vacation.
Seniors are beginning to make decisions about where to further their law careers this fall, finding relief in planning their future amid a year of uncertainty.
With events throughout the entire month, the Multicultural Affairs office is hosting lectures and interactive events for students to learn and see how women’s history still has an impact in today’s society.
Following Governor Abbott’s decision to rescind the state-wide mask mandate, many Texas universities decided to maintain their Covid-19 protocols.
Baylor received 500 doses of the Janssen Johnson & Johnson vaccine on Tuesday morning. Students, faculty and staff on the Baylor waiting list were able to make an appointment this week.
A panel of historians discussed slavery in Texas and Baptist life in the second webinar in the three-part Baylor Conversation series, Perspectives on our History, Tuesday night.
What you need to know about individual mask policies at local businesses.
Gov. Greg Abbott’s decision to lift the mask mandate in Texas leaves students with mixed feelings.
Graduation looms, and seniors must decide if they will move or stay in Waco.
After passing in the Senate on Saturday, Biden’s COVID-19 stimulus bill, known as the American Rescue Plan, is headed to the House for a final vote. The bill expands the eligibility for stimulus checks to adult dependents, including college students.
Faculty and students have mixed feelings about Lockdown Browser.
In the school year of COVID-19, Baylor University Community Leaders’ roles have shifted in order to follow guidelines while still building community with their residents.
The Board of Regents approved the construction of an Autism Clinic within the Department of Communication Science and Disorders in the Robbins College of Health and Human Sciences.
The More Than We Can Bear forum, which addresses mental health in communities of color, has been reinstated in 2021.
Women from different fitness backgrounds come together and workout in Waco studios and gyms.
The Heart of Texas Undergraduate Research Conference builds a community of undergraduate researchers at Baylor and beyond.
Students in the accounting major prepare for the real-world application of interning for various firms across the country.
Baylor Counseling has seen a higher need for mental health care this week as students recuperate from Winter Storm Uri.
The Center for Global Engagement is offering alternatives to international learning due to the cancellation of study abroad trips through July 1 because of COVID-19 related travel restrictions.
Student Activities monitors active COVID-19 cases among student organizations and will revoke the right to host in-person events if an organization shows a spike in positive results.
Oso Launch provides business students with the knowledge and resources to succeed in corporation development.
With 90-second videos, Baylor Wellbeing is opening the door for students and faculty to check-in with themselves both mentally and physically.
