The Special Collections of the Baylor Libraries invite you to participate in a virtual "speed panel" and discussion on Friday, October 30, from 3:00 - 4:00 p.m. In three minutes, each panelist will share a significant item from one of Baylor's Special Collections that has been valuable in their research. Following the brief presentations, the audience and presenters will participate in a live Q&A session. This event is free and available to the public. Register TODAY to receive a reminder email with Zoom session information.

Join the Baylor University Career Center for a three-part workshop series over Gap Year Planning.

#BeCyberSmart and #BearAware by doing many of the same things to protect your personal information that you are doing to prevent the spread of COVID-19!

Armstrong Browning Library & Museum welcomes Dr. Marjorie Stone and Dr. Beverly Taylor who will virtually present "Wilder Ever Still & Wilder: The Brownings' Courtship, Victorian Wedding Journeys, and Elizabeth Barrett Browning's Unpublished Honeymoon Poem" in celebration of its annual Benefactors Day on November 5 at 3:30 p.m. This event is free and available to the public. Register TODAY to receive a reminder email with Zoom session information.

Welcome back to campus! Let's remember "family first" by wearing our masks, maintaining social distancing, keeping our hands clean, and staying home when we aren't feeling well. Keep up with Baylor's Coronavirus site for the latest updates!

Canvas supports a number of apps for mobile devices using the Android and iOS operating systems. When using Canvas mobile apps, you'll often need to know the web address of Baylor's Canvas instance: baylor.instructure.com

The Counseling Center at Baylor University is still here to serve you, providing the same quality of counseling you have come to expect remotely via Teletherapy. If you are interested in counseling, or know someone who might need it, do not hesitate to call (254) 710-2467 and you will get connected with one of our counselors.