The Baylor Alumni Association board of directors met on January 25 in Waco, and Alumni were invited to voice their opinions about the future of the organization. During the meeting, directors discussed current issues facing the association. Click here to view the correspondence shared with the directors as reference materials for parts of the discussion. […]

According to a survey e-mailed last week by the Baylor Alumni Association, members’ opinions vary as to the future direction of the organization. The informal survey identified three primary options for the BAA in the wake of the disapproval of the Transition Agreement on September 7. Sent to member e-mail addresses listed in the BAA

The members of the Baylor Alumni Association (BAA) voted today not to approve the Transition Agreement between the BAA and Baylor University with a vote of 830 in favor of the agreement and 668 voting “no,” representing a “yes” vote of 55 percent. A two-thirds approval of members present was required to pass the measure.

By Julie Copenhaver Photos by Taylor Lord Waco Hall was oddly dark for a Thursday afternoon, but off in the faint distance a flutter of alumni activity creaked across the stage. A lone spotlight illuminated dozens of cables, cameras, and tripods, and a tattered American flag hung from the rafters. This was Holly Tucker’s promotional

The Baylor Board of Regents unanimously approved the new License Agreement for the Baylor Line Corporation (BLC) in a special meeting today (Friday). The BLC will be created if the Transition Agreement receives a two-thirds approval in tomorrow’s September 7 vote by the members of the Baylor Alumni Association (BAA). BAA members must vote in

In a meeting Tuesday, members of the Baylor Alumni Association board of directors voted 28-7 to support the proposed Transition Agreement, which is up for a member vote on Saturday, September 7. Before the vote, board members received a copy of the license agreement between the university and the Baylor Line Corporation (BLC), which will

New contract offers access, accountability and cooperation BAA Board votes to secure future for The Baylor Line; accedes other alumni activities to university; Saturday vote scheduled for membership (Waco, September 5, 2013) — Preparations are underway for a vote Saturday that could end a ten-year battle that has been waged between Baylor University and the

The Baylor Alumni Association would like to announce the arrival of the 2013 Special Issue of the Baylor Line magazine! As BAA members, you have a very important decision to make on September 7. This special issue of the Baylor Line strives to provide you with all of the information you need to make an

The Baylor Faculty Senate passed a resolution on Saturday, August 24, endorsing the proposed Transition Agreement between the university and the Baylor Alumni Association. BAA members will vote on the agreement on September 7 at Waco Hall, beginning at 11 a.m. The full text of the resolution is below. The senate, which is the elected

The Baylor Alumni Association’s (BAA) board of directors has passed a resolution emphasizing the importance of editorial independence for the Baylor Line magazine and instructing its negotiators to honor that goal in developing the license agreement for the Baylor Line Corporation, in conjunction with the proposed Transition Agreement. The agreement is up for a member