Betty Doyen Dilday, who graduated Baylor in 1952 along with her husband, Russell H. Dilday, died Aug. 9 at 87. At a memorial service Aug. 14, her three children — Robert H. Dilday (’78), Nancy Dilday Duck (’80), and Ellen Garrett (’81) — each reflected on her life. This is a condensed version of their […]

WacoWork is providing a unique opportunity for entrepreneurs and freelancers to work together under the same roof. While the businesses and personalities are vastly different, many of the members share one thing in common: a degree from Baylor. Co-working isn’t a new concept by any means, though many people are still unfamiliar with all that

Baylor Junior Richard Beggs, belonged to the Baylor family long before he stepped foot on campus in August of 2016. Including his great grandparents, Beggs is the 11th family member to attend Baylor. Beggs grew up in Dripping Springs, TX, just west of Austin, with three sisters. He is a Supply Chain Management/Marketing major in

Waco, we have a problem. After an up and down start to the season, the Bears’ basketball team took their biggest loss to date when it was announced that star post Tristan Clark would undergo season ending knee surgery. Coach Scott Drew released this statement to announce the news. Clark was having a fantastic season,

David McCollum, 1950-2018 For more than half a century in the newspaper business, 1972 journalism graduate David McCollum let his fingers do the talking through some 11,000 sports columns and countless game stories and features. The fingers that typed those stories and the heart that gave those accounts life were stilled April 30 with his

Designed to Celebrate Athletic Successes Baylor University students have long been known for their generosity.  Customarily, whenever they get involved in an undertaking, whether requiring time, money or emotional support, success is almost always assured.     Not only have their contributions of gifts and service met the needs of people, programs and projects within

There is an old story about a small, seemingly insignificant seed that was planted and then grew up yielding fruit abundantly and offering shelter for birds to build their nests and bring up their young. This story is a parable of Bill Hillis’ life, who along with his wife Argye, provided a nourishing context for those

The Baylor Bears keep shocking the College Football world. Following a 1-win season a year ago, Matt Rhule and the Baylor Bears bounced back in a serious way. The Bears capped off their historic turnaround season with a seven-point victory in the Texas Bowl over the Vanderbilt Commodores. Rhule adding 6 wins to last year’s

On the evening of March 2nd, a medley of people shuffled into Brotherwell Brewing. The diverse assortment of people was representative of Waco itself, and they all came to confess and tell stories about the times they were “Quitters”.  This is Analog.  Analog is a series of Confessional storytelling events throughout Waco. Adam Moore, founder

On our last issue about the new academic strategic plan called Illuminate: First let me say that this was one of the finest pieces of journalism I have read on this or any subject. It thoroughly investigated what the Illuminate project means (in ways I could understand) and presented a variety of thoughts to be