This article was published in the Spring 2008 issue of The Baylor Line and written by Steve Blow. A unique Dallas ministry provides hope and love to those with mental illness “WOULD I BE WELCOME HERE?” the man asked. That simple question sent the Rev. Joel Pulis’s life in a whole new direction — a […]
This article was published in the Spring 2008 issue of The Baylor Line and written by Meg Cullar. The rising cost of a college education can appear daunting. But, university officials say, recent boosts in financial aid are helping students attain their dreams of a Baylor degree. The numbers don’t lie—college tuition nationwide is going
This interview was published in the Spring 2008 issue of The Baylor Line. Cindy Dyer advocates for change as the director of the Office on Violence Against Women The first time Cindy Dyer, JD ’93, went to Washington, D.C., she was like every other gawking tourist who visits the seat of power. Now, the nation’s capital
This article was published in the Fall 2009 issue of The Baylor Line. FOR 150 YEARS, the Baylor Alumni Association (BAA) has provided alumni with an organization through which they can demonstrate—in both word and deed—their full support of Baylor University’s unique mission as an institution of higher education. Over the years, as Baylor’s mission
This article was published in the Fall 2009 issue of The Baylor Line. Regents ask alumni to dissolve their charter ON SATURDAY, September 19, the Baylor Board of Regents and Baylor Interim President David Garland submitted a proposal to the Board of Directors of the Baylor Alumni Association (BAA) during its regularly scheduled board meeting.
This article was written by Dr. Eugene W. Baker and published in the Fall 2008 issue of The Baylor Line. They were Baptist pioneers back in the days when Texas was its own nation. They devoted their lives to the Lord’s work in a rough land. And in the face of seemingly overwhelming odds, they
This article was published in the Fall 2008 issue of The Baylor Line. The Baylor Alumni Association recently asked alumni and friends a short but important question: “What can be done to unite Baylor?” In response came a wealth of widely varying suggestions. During the recent transition in Baylor University’s administration, Dr. Howard Batson, chair
“You know, golf kind of started out as a babysitter for me. My mom worked when I was young, and then my dad would go golfing with my uncles and his friends. Instead of getting a babysitter, my dad would take me out to the golf course with him.” What started as a way to
When I graduated from Baylor a decade ago, I left with a network in my pocket. Friends, professors, and potential employers were now a click away through Facebook, the revolutionary platform that launched during my freshman year. I distinctly remember sitting around Penland with roommates, awestruck over the ease with which we could find out
Only a mile from downtown Waco, something has Elm Avenue hopping. “I think there’s a lot of excitement,” David Stoneking said. “People have rediscovered it. Waco is growing. Now we’re growing on this side of the river too.” Stoneking (’07) and Jacob Martinka are the founders of Brotherwell Brewing. Their brewery is located minutes from
