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This week, Jon is joined by his very first Baylor professor, Dr. Eric Holleyman.
They discuss how Dr. H seemingly stumbled upon his life’s “calling,” the many turns his career took and what those changes and challenges taught him, and how scripture can guide you in life’s most important pursuits.
Editor’s Note: For now over 75 years, The Baylor Line has been publishing vivid storytelling from across the Baylor Family.
First-generation students — defined federally as those whose parents have not earned a bachelor’s degree — face specific and well-researched barriers
Regents Meeting The Baylor Board of Regents held its regular May meeting on the 20th- 21st. Here are the highlights.
Baylor University has had a live bear mascot since 1917 when a Camp McArthur soldier allowed students to parade Ted,
For Dr. Michael K. Scullin, principal investigator in the Sleep Neuroscience and Cognition Laboratory, the lab’s new exhibit at the
It was his grandmother–his protector and inspiration–who inspired Dr. Dennis Myers to pursue a calling to work in the field
Great colleges have great art. In addition to the treasures at the Martin Museum of Art and in the Armstrong
The most important challenge facing a student at Baylor University should be acquiring the best education the school offers. However,
Tom Everett thinks a lot about first impressions. As the grounds manager for HES Facilities Management, he and his team
