In Dr. Thomas Kidd’s new book, he examines the evangelical movement from its birth and growth to how distorted the word itself has become politically.

Dr. Holly Oxhandler is an expert on the intersection of how professionals can integrate clients’ faith into their mental and behavioral health treatment.

Surgeries disrupted the first two years of senior Gia Milana’s collegiate volleyball career, but her faith and a new start at Baylor changed her story.

Dr. Dwayne Simmons has dedicated his world-renowned research to studying how sensory cells in the ear and neurons in the brain respond to aging.

"Maverick Moore is definitely the film professor that I'm closest with. When I was in his class, there were only 12 of us, so it was easy to get to know him and his personality. ... He's really good about sitting me down one-on-one and telling you like what you need to improve on, what you did really good at. So he's not just like bashing on you. He's definitely going to help you grow, and I really appreciate that."

A Baylor undergraduate researcher contributed to a published study that found a lack of racial and ethnic diversity in clinical trials for cancer drugs.

A Christian mission and potential drew Dr. David Jack to Baylor's materials science lab two decades ago. In that time, he has become a national leader in composite research that makes planes and automobiles safer to enjoy.

"I looked up top pre-med schools in Texas, and Baylor was there. I was like, ‘Hey, let's go tour it.’ I came here and it was amazing. This campus is beautiful. Being from small-town Missouri, I had never seen anything like this, nothing this wonderful. So I came, and I'm like, ‘Okay. This is where I want to be, this is where I need to be.’ I love it. I love it."

Some Baylor professors not only work on campus, they live on campus too with the purpose of fostering a greater academic community.

"I hope to push my students to think critically about the world around them while also teaching them that sometimes it is better to be kind than correct."

Dr. DeAnna Toten Beard encouraged Baylor’s Class of 2023 at the start of their Baylor journeys with a loving command inspired by Scripture.

Baylor researcher Dr. Sara Dolan seeks to illuminate how communities find a path to recovery after experiencing shared trauma and challenges.

This summer, Baylor sent out hundreds of students to put what they’ve learned in the classroom to use in helping others around the globe.

Truett Theological Seminary’s commitment to intellectual rigor and robust research pursuits is helping to inform and support the church.

Since 2008, each incoming class has been welcomed with its own unique hymn, each capturing an aspect of this moment in a student’s life.

Baylor announces its plan to pursue Research 1/Tier 1 recognition to achieve status as the world’s preeminent Christian research university.

"For football and engineering or just academics in general, you get out what you put in, right? So athletically, however hard you work, obviously that shows up in how you play or how much you lift during workouts. And then academically, that shows up in your grades. So definitely I would say give 100% in everything that you do, whether that's academics or athletics. Because you think, 'College, obviously it's the best four years of life.' But it's really dependent on what you put into college is how much you get back."

Learn more about Baylor’s new, unified visual identities and how they enhance the university’s brand.

A new football operations center built along the Brazos River would include a variety of expanded resources for the football program.

Sarah Schnitker, a John Templeton Foundation grant recipient, discusses what the development of virtue interventions for adolescents looks like.

A study led by doctoral student Chenlu Gao showed how caring for people with dementia impacts a caregiver's sleep and those under their care.

The Department of Anthropology is bolstering its historical strengths, recruiting top talent and preparing for a future focused on health.

Senior Michael Munson shares how his Baylor experience opened the door to a career in academia that he once thought was out of reach.

"One of the things that really called my attention to Truett, was I thought to myself, if these are the kind of ministers that are coming out of this seminary -- these ministers that I look up to and I want to be like one day -- then this must be a really good place."

For senior Ashley Roper, that phrase set her mind on battling incredible health challenges, live the college experience, and earn her degree.