Baylor Line

Before joining the Executive Vice President and Provost Office as Vice Provost for Graduate Professional Education, Gary Carini served as a Professor of Management and Associate Dean for Graduate Business Programs at the Hankamer School of Baylor University. We were eager to sit down and talk with him about Baylor’s goal of being an R1 […]

Story by Dr. Eugene Baker Almost from their moment of completion, the towers atop Baylor’s first two structures became iconic symbols of the University. Designed as unique architectural features of Main Building (1886) and Georgia Burleson Hall (1887), the black slated roofs stretched upward toward the skies as if to symbolically suggest a symbiotic relationship between the

Story by Luke Blount Over the course of its history in Waco, Texas, Baylor University has gained a reputation as existing within its own social, political, and economic world known as the “Baylor bubble.” At times it can seem that the relationship between Waco citizens and Baylor has been a coexistence, rather than a partnership.

On a seemingly normal night, Emily and one of her roommates went to a local club instead of the movies. There, she caught the eye of an older man who convinced her to drive back to a hotel with him. Before she knew what was going on, Emily had been drugged. She was then videotaped

As a psychology major in Baylor’s College of Arts & Sciences, Arlington junior Victoria Malone is pursuing her degree with a passion for mental healthcare. She was inspired by an internship she had this semester where she worked with primary care clinics to help implement mental health care into primary care. As a result, she

Every year, thousands of prospective students and their parents tour Baylor University before making a college decision. This is where Baylor puts its best foot forward to attract undergraduates. How effective is it? We took the tour to find out.   11:45am: I arrive at the Wiethorn Undergraduate Admissions Center, having already booked my solo

In the wake of Dr. Vardaman’s passing, we asked alumni to share their stories and memories of him, and the following is a collection of those stories. We are grateful for Dr. Vardaman, and the impact he had on every single one of us. We hope these stories will make you laugh, smile and look

She started her novel while a professional writing student at Baylor, and sixteen years later the book was published. In the years between, Kelli Stuart found herself drawn into the complex history of Ukraine and its people. Like A River From Its Course is the fictionalized account of the many men and women Kelli met while

He sat in the prison cell wondering what might become of his life. Hours earlier, he was in a drunk driving accident that took someone’s life. He knew that his dreams of being a network sportscaster were over. When the news came out, he would lose his job and reputation. His star had been rising quickly