“It’s nothing more than a metric.” Provost Dr. Nancy Brickhouse, Ph.D. said about the aftermath of what happens when Baylor reaches the R1 research title. “It’s a goal, but it’s only a step along the way.”

As the new semester begins, students reflect on successful ways they have managed their course load and commitments with on-campus resources in the past.

Fans returning to McLane stadium this fall can use their cell phones for more than taking selfies and checking twitter, thanks to new technology at each seat.

“It’s good to recognize that times have changed, and I am glad to see that it is playing a positive part in the lives of students. Baylor has become a role model of dealing with the past and having to deal with race relations — on how a Christian institution should lead the way and set an example for other universities to follow.”