John Beard is a 3rd generation student, and Baylor has always been a big part of his life. But also, a big calling from God to pursue religion and faith more, played a part in his decision to attend Baylor.
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Christina Wicker was born and bred to be a Baylor Bear. But ultimately, the atmosphere is what led her to fall in love with Baylor.
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Kendall Reppert is a 5th generation Baylor student, and one of our Legacy Scholarship students this year. She gives us an inside look into how her scholarship impacts her experience at Baylor.
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We sat down to talk with Abigail Traylor about her Baylor experience and the Baylor Line Foundation’s Legacy Scholarship program.
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Zach Morrow (BBA ’18) would tell you himself life hasn’t followed his original plan. Baylor wasn’t the original plan for college. Flourish, the round-up donation app he co-founded, wasn’t the original plan for his career. But with both Baylor and Flourish, Zach has found a place where he can grow and give back. Growing up,
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*NOTE: This story has been updated with the dates of the voting period, which is April 29 through May 9. WACO, Texas (March 6, 2019) – Baylor University, in conjunction with the Baylor Line Foundation (BLF), has announced the slate of alumni-elected Regent candidates presented for election this spring. The candidates are: Susan (Suzii)
This article was written by Sherry Castello and published in the Fall 1993 issue of The Baylor Line. No longer just a dream, the Truett Seminary soon will be training a new generation of servant leaders to proclaim the message of Christ. Preaching from pulpits within four years will be pastors who are graduates of
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
Voices: Faculty Share Their Views on Illuminate The Texas-Sized Hubris of Illuminate Baylor transformed my family. My father was the first Lyon to attend college, going to Baylor under the GI Bill. The degrees he received here allowed a career in public education that forever changed the arc of our family. In 1967, my mother
