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Lady Bears: Big 12 tournament champs (again)!

New cast, but the same result: Four straight @[21982819575:274:Big 12 Conference] regular season championships, and now four straight Big 12 tournament titles. #SicEm, Lady Bears!

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Track. Track And Field Preps For NCAA Indoor Championships

Baylor will travel five student-athletes to Albuquerque, N.M., for the 2014 NCAA Indoor Championships, held at the Albuquerque Convention Center on Friday and Saturday.

M. Basketball. MBB Faces Oklahoma in Big 12 Quarterfinals

Baylor basketball is set to face Oklahoma in the Big 12 Championship quarterfinals at 6 p.m. CT Thursday. The game will be televised on Big 12 Network and WatchESPN.

M. Basketball. Jefferson Leads MBB Past TCU in Big 12 First Round, 76-68

Cory Jefferson scored 20 points, Isaiah Austin added 18 and seventh-seeded Baylor held on to beat pesky TCU 76-68 on Wednesday night in the opening round of the Big 12 tournament.

M. Basketball. Baylor, TCU Postgame Notes

Baylor 76, TCU 68

Florida Baptist Witness: Point of View: Privatizing marriage

March 12, 2014
Philosophy and church-state studies professor Francis Beckwith, from Baylor's College of Arts and Sciences, is cited about the idea that marriage is a public issue and cannot be strictly a private one.

Miami Herald: The Home Economist: Lottery provides lesson in mastering art of self-control

March 10, 2014
James A. Roberts, professor and holder of The Ben Williams Professorship in Marketing in Baylor's Hankamer School of Business is quoted on how materialism doesn't make people happy. (Tonya Lewis, assistant director of Baylor Media Communications, is responsible for covering the business school.)

New York Daily News: Mets pick New Jersey doo-wop quartet to perform at Opening Day -- beating out 150 applicants

March 10, 2014
Dayna Richardson, BA in speech communication '12, is one of the performers for the Mets opening day game.

San Antonio Express-News: Cheap diet experiment yields surprising lessons

March 9, 2014
When Lt. Col. Mark J. Bonica, a professor in the Army-Baylor graduate program in health and business administration at Fort Sam Houston, dreamed up an experiment to eat healthfully on a $3 daily budget for one month, he thought he'd learn about the difficulties faced by people who live in poverty. But once he completed the project, Bonica was surprised at what else he learned. Being rich has been harmful to his health. Bonica enlisted the help of Kerryn Story, a professor of nutrition in the U.S. Military-Baylor graduate program in nutrition at Fort Sam, in choosing foods that gave him the most nutritional bang for his buck.

Alum returns to help Baylor better engage with churches and ministries

More than 50 different centers, institutes and departments at Baylor expressly connect to the university’s Christian mission, from the Baptist Studies Center for Research to BU Missions, from the J.M. Dawson Institute of Church-State Studies to the Baylor Religious Hour Choir. And when you count in our alumni, the university’s connection to the Church at large grows […]

Baylor Online MBA now accepting applications for summer

Business master’s programs draw students from all phases of life. For some, it makes sense to stay in school full-time after earning a bachelor’s degree to work on an MBA. For others who have been in the work force for some time, an Executive MBA (EMBA) program is the best choice. For still others, however, […]

Texas Hunger Initiative report card aims to help more students enjoy school breakfast

In the fight to eliminate hunger throughout the state of Texas, one of the biggest weapons is breakfast — more specifically, breakfast at school for students who might not get it at home. As you may have seen in the news over the past week, Baylor University’s Texas Hunger Initiative has released the second edition […]

Latin Day celebrates language, Roman culture at Baylor

“Pro Ecclesia, Pro Texana” has long served as a simple and stirring statement of Baylor University’s purpose and mission. And you’ve probably realized the phrase is Latin, even if it only registered once and you never thought about it again. But a lot of people at Baylor — as well as high school students throughout […]

School of Education Professor Dr. Tony Talbert Honored for Qualitative Research

WACO, Texas (March 11, 2014) – Dr. Tony Talbert, professor in the Baylor School of Education’s Department of Curriculum and Instruction, received the McGraw Hill Distinguished Scholar Award in recognition of his career of scholarly contributions to qualitative and ethnographic research.

Alumni and Friends Make Significant Gifts to On-Campus Track and Field Stadium at Baylor University

WACO, Texas (March 7, 2014) - Baylor University today announced a variety of gifts made by alumni and friends to create the Clyde Hart Track and Field Stadium, an on-campus, $18.1-million facility whose final design and construction were approved in October by Baylor’s Board of Regents.

Baylor’s Mayborn Museum Complex Presents Spring in the Village

WACO, Texas (March 8, 2014) – In celebration of March as the month of Texas’ independence, Baylor University’s Mayborn Museum Complex will offer special events and activities from 1 to 3 p.m. every day during Spring Break, March 10 through 14, in the Gov. Bill and Vara Daniel Historic Village.

Greetings from Baylor

Every year, the Baylor family pauses early in the spring semester to look back across the seventeen decades of our institution's glorious history. On a very special day, we gather in community to celebrate that historic first day of February — in 1845 — when Baylor University was chartered by the Republic of Texas.

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