For children of professors and faculty, growing up on a college campus is like growing up on the world’s largest playground – especially when that campus is as beautiful as Baylor. The University grounds are full of secret hiding spots, sprawling landscapes, and endless adventure. Albert Meroney, son of William Penn Meroney — professor and
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On April 22, 2026, members of the Baylor community gathered across campus — some in Waco Hall, attending a Turning
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Waco does the Fourth of July right. Whether you want to watch fireworks over the Brazos River with 15,000 of
Of the 15 men who comprised the original Board of Trustees of a doughty little school on the rolling hills
Returning Home There have been some pretty remarkable people who have earned their degree at Truett Theological Seminary – and
Christian Contemporary Music (CCM) is a multi-million dollar genre that millions of Americans listen to every day. However, few people
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A day in the life of a local pastor might include one-on-one counseling with congregants, preparing a sermon, leading staff
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African Studies Certificate Program Baylor’s College of Arts & Sciences is offering an exciting new program – a certificate in
Dr. Elizabeth Palacios spent 40 years of her career at Baylor. During that time, she learned what it takes to
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The sun hung high over the badlands of New Mexico when Dr. Daniel Peppe crouched over a patch of rock.
Friends, Freedom is one of those words that feels self-evident. It elicits certain thoughts, emotions, colors — a flag, maybe,
Nick Bradford, who will graduate from Baylor with a bachelor’s degree in political science in 2027, was on active duty
The onset of hostilities in the skies over Baghdad on January 16 forced Baylor administrators, faculty, and students to evaluate
It was the events of December 24, 1944, that Rufus Buin Spain, a then-21-year-old Army soldier from Pickens County, Alabama,
When I was ten years old, my maternal grandmother, Velma Ray Kay Hugghins, was driving me to the store when
In the 1920s, a sociology textbook landed Baylor University in the entire Baptist General Convention of Texas’ spotlight. In the
George’s tumultuous life is the stuff of legends, of Hollywood action movies, of dime store novels. He was a restless
Dr. Cory Smith has an ambitious dream — one of his primary goals is to develop a next-generation warfighter monitoring
Cross-Faith AI Consortium Baylor is a part of a newly formed multi-university academic consortium – The Consortium for Evaluation of
“My infidel fellow citizens, my Catholic neighbor, or Jewish friend, must have the same right to read or refrain from
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