Through their research, Dr. Howard Lee and Dr. Caleb Martin are hoping to point the way toward new products to benefit society.

Baylor environmental scientists are preparing two initiatives aimed at aiding global health efforts.

The College of Arts & Sciences’ new core curriculum will provide more academic flexibility and interdisciplinary learning.

At Baylor, our students' interests are not limited to their academic pursuits. For Nat Kinsey, his love of numbers stretched beyond his business major.

Meet four Baylor Bears who are shining their light on our campus, in their communities, and across the world.

At Pearl Harbor, the brave actions of Waco native and Navy sailor Doris Miller made him a hero and left a lasting impact on the civil rights movement.

A $2.6 million grant awarded to Baylor aims to galvanize widespread scientific development of virtue interventions for adolescents.

Baylor parents Brent and Diane Zuercher share how Baylor principles create an environment where God is embraced, studied, and celebrated.

At Baylor, Lauren McCoy unites her passion for business with her call to ministry, creating a unique opportunity to make a difference in the church.

The four pillars that undergird Baylor’s academic strategic plan Illuminate are the same principles that have shaped Baylor since its founding.

Art historian Dr. Heidi Hornik provides biblical context and insight for centuries-old masterpieces.

Baylor’s Model UN team won top honors and broke a team record for most in-committee awards received last month at the AMUN Conference.

Former women's basketball letter winner Tiffanie Blackmon-Jones took what she learned from the court and the classroom to forge an unexpected career.

Senior Associate Athletic Director for Student-Athlete Health and Wellness, Kenny Boyd shares how a variety of units holistically serve student-athletes.

For world-renowned chemist and cancer researcher Dr. John L. Wood, producing creative and critical thinkers is what his job is about.

Dr. Tamar Carter and her research team recently discovered the first detection in Ethiopia of a type of mosquito known to transmit malaria.

Since 2006, Dr. Marlene Neill has shared her expertise in public relations management and ethics with her students and the media.

University research contributes to finding solutions to world problems, improving classroom instruction, and nurturing graduate programs.

Vice President for Marketing & Communications Jason Cook discusses how the university advances its brand as a leading Christian research university.

A $1.2 million grant will enrich current programs in the Center for Christian Music Studies related to strengthening youth participation in worship.

A passion for nursing and education propelled Louise Herrington Ornelas' philanthropy to Baylor and has nurtured nursing careers for generations.

Philanthropy and the Public Good course guides students through a rigorous grant process and equips them for lives of discerning generosity.

President Linda Livingstone shares the ways Baylor nurtures its Christian mission through purposeful programs, classes and practices.

Ph.D. candidate in religion Malcolm Foley discusses how unambiguous Christianity manifests itself in the fearless pursuit of knowledge.

Through an integrated approach to teaching ethics, Baylor business students learn the importance of ethical leadership.