There are two ways to connect your laptop/desktop to Baylor's internet:

• AirBear Wireless - This is Baylor's wireless 2.4 Ghz network. Use your BearID and password to connect. Click Here for more information.
   
• Wired Ethernet - Insert an ethernet cable into the YELLOW ethernet port in your room, and open a website on your laptop/desktop. You should be requested to sign in using your BearID and password. If nothing loads, try a different browser.

You can connect your smart, streaming, or gaming device to Baylor's internet by registering the MAC address. Click Here for instructions on how to register your device.

If you're having issues with your BearID and connecting to AIRBEAR, contact the HelpDesk. (254) 710-4357

Baylor doesn't allow wireless printers on the network, but that doesn't mean you can't use yours. Every printer should come with a USB cable that you can connect to your computer for use. Alternatively, PawPrints printers are located all across campus, and a great solution for students to use for their print needs.

Unfortunately, Apple didn't make it very easy to find the MAC address on Apple TVs. You may have to connect your Apple TV to another network first to be able to find the MAC address. You could try using a smart phone hot-spot.

No, even though there is a coax cable connection in your room, it is not active. Baylor doesn't offer cable TV in our residence halls. However, there is cable TV available in common areas and lobbies in residence halls. Alternatively, most residents prefer to stream using services like Netflix, HULU, DirecTV, etc.

No, it won't work in our residence halls. Cable TV is only available in common areas and lounges in our residence halls. Most residents prefer to stream their entertainment using services like Netflix, HULU, and DirecTV.