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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.

Baylor Men’s and Women’s Basketball March Madness Preview It’s March again, which means basketball fans from around the nation will tune into the NCAA tournaments, fill out brackets, and cheer for upsets. Luckily for Baylor fans, we have the luxury of cheering one of our teams onto a Cinderella run, while also rooting the other

We sat down to talk with Abigail Traylor about her Baylor experience and the Baylor Line Foundation’s Legacy Scholarship program.

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,

Kim Mulkey’s Lady Bears are on the verge of something special. They’ve won 19 games in a row and counting, with victories over powerhouse programs like Texas and UConn. In fact, they haven’t lost a single game since December 15th, and before that they hadn’t lost since… March of 2018. That’s 2 two total losses

*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)

We’re three quarters into Big 12 conference play, and what we know is… that we know nothing. In fact, we may know less now than we did before conference play started. To try and make sense of this crazy season, we ranked the teams in the conference and predicted their NCAA tournament seed. Oklahoma State (10-16,

Matt Price was larger than life, a staggering six feet and four inches of hard work, somewhat inappropriate jokes, and the God-given gift of connecting with almost anyone. He first met my dad when we moved to Austin in 2006, bonding over a shared alma mater that soon manifested into his constant, lively presence at

One hundred years ago, a 150-pound freshman named John Tanner III enlisted to play football for the Baylor Bears. The move was somewhat comfortable for Tanner, a student who had lived his first year of life in the attic of Burleson Hall as the infant son of religion professor John Tanner II. He was also