Teal Residential College

As a community steeped in tradition and intentional fellowship, our program offers Engineering, Computer Science, and Nursing students of all classifications a place to engage with peers, faculty, and staff while pursuing excellence in work, faith in life, and fun in free time.

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Cardboard Regatta

With only cardboard, duct tape, and creativity, our annual competition features a boat built by each floor that students race across the Brazos river.
It is a sight to behold!

Coffee House

Our students are multi-talented! Whether by playing music, singing, reciting poetry, or even snapping a tune, Teal residents gather once per semester to share their talents with their peers!

Freshman Retreat

Every fall, the new class of first-year Teal students gather together for an off-campus retreat to learn about Teal history and traditions, meet upper-division students, and build a community among peers.

Community Spaces

Being the newest construction on Baylor’s campus, Teal Hall offers a variety of convenient spaces for students to access 24/7. These spaces were designed to provide a collaborative environment inspiring academic success while also giving students a comfortable place to call home.

Hall Details

Teal Hall features a variety of room types to meet the needs of students of all classifications. From community style living to apartments, our facility brings the best of all living arrangements in addition to study rooms, laundry spaces, and more on each floor!

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Carson McCarver Sophomore Mechanical Engineering Major "Teal, apart from being one of the nicest (and newest!) residence halls on campus, is a great place for ECS students to live because of the proximity to peers. For me, that means mutual academic experiences, availability to help, and a closer connection to the people I met in class. It's a great way to make friends."

Celaine Hornsby Freshman Pre-Engineering "I chose Baylor because I wanted to attend a university that would allow me to grow both academically and morally. Not only did I seek small class sizes and excellent professors, but I also hoped for a supportive environment of both professors and students, which, in my opinion, is accomplished through Baylor's Christian mission."

Jeff Sonola Junior Electrical and Computer Engineering Major "At the end of the day, you are here for you and your education and if you want to get the best of it, being surrounded by like-minded students really does help. Teal allowed me to stay focused because I was always surrounded by classmates, so it was easy to get help and keep myself accountable for my work."