Distinguished Alumni Award John McClain grew up in Waco and graduated from Richfield High School and MCC before earning his degree in journalism at Baylor in 1975. He worked for the Waco Tribune-Herald from 1973 to 1976, when he accepted a job with the Houston Chronicle. This is his 44th year at the Chronicle and […]

Abner V. McCall Humanitarian Award Jill McCall, a Waco native, has dedicated her professional life to helping the children and families in the Central Texas community. After graduating from Baylor, Jill started in public service for McLennan County as a Juvenile Probation Officer. Jill has served on many nonprofit boards, including a year as the

Distinguished Alumni Award Don Willett serves on the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.  Before joining the federal judiciary, Judge Willett served a dozen years on the Supreme Court of Texas. He has devoted his professional life to public service, and prior to becoming a judge, he served as legal counsel to

Outstanding Young Alumni Award Ashley Killough is a reporter-producer for CNN covering Congress and based in the network’s Washington Bureau. Prior to reporting from Capitol Hill, she covered the field of Republican candidates in the 2016 presidential race as an embed producer for two years, ending on Donald Trump’s campaign.  Since joining CNN in 2011,

Abner V. McCall Humanitarian Award Alfred Anderson is a Superintendent for York Builders Inc., and an alumnus of the National Football League. Anderson was a starter all four years of his collegiate career at Baylor University in his hometown of Waco, Texas, while being named “Freshman of the Year” in 1980. He is the second

Chloe Jackson’s Heroics Lead Baylor to 3rd National Championship   Waco was ablaze Sunday evening when the Lady Bears brought home the 3rdNCAA women’s basketball national championship in school history. The win solidifies head coach Kim Mulkey into the highest echelon of college basketball coaches in the country, men or women. What ended up as a

This article was written by Meg Cullar and printed in the Summer 2012 issue of The Baylor Line. THE VERBS ALONE TELL the story. According the nation’s headline writers, the Baylor Lady Bears stampeded, stomped, dominated, derailed, beat down, and overwhelmed their opponents on the basketball court this year.  But only one verb really mattered—win.

This article was written by Scarlett Steakley and was printed in the Summer 2006 issue of The Baylor Line.   What’s it like for a student organization to develop and eventually perform an act at Sing, Baylor’s annual student talent show? The Line went behind the scenes with a fraternity known for its laid-back approach