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The Full Picture

Scenes from what daily life looks like on campus in our “new normal”

Truly, it’s lonely on campus.

“Across the university, students, faculty, and staff report low attendance, low traffic, and low morale, even as Baylor’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic has been much more thorough and careful than other universities. This is a difficult time for everyone – especially for an administration working hard to balance personal safety, sustainable solutions, and an almost universal desire to be back to “normal” as soon as possible. What follows are vivid examples of ways the university and its students are responding to this crisis. We may not know what’s ahead, but we can be sure we’ll get through this together as the Baylor Family.

Here are two signs reminding Baylor students and faculty to protect each other by wearing masks at all times when they are unable to socially distance.  
Each tent contains numerous plastic partitions and table dividers that allow students to eat or study with others while staying safe. 
These arrows make sure that students are flinging their green and gold at least six feet apart. 
 Jenna Wilson (‘21) and her German Shepherd, Stormy, know that the best walks are safe walks! 
2020 class essentials include masks and coffee! Baristas said lines are shorter than every at the Central Libraries’ Starbucks location.

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