A Gem of a Party
In 1920, Baylor’s Diamond Jubilee celebrated the University’s 75th birthday By Randy Fiedler As Baylor observes its Dodransbicentennial (175th birthday)… read more
Baylor Arts & Sciences magazine: The Ethics of Healing
By Jeff Hampton It’s 7 a.m. at Waco’s Baylor Scott & White Medical Center-Hillcrest and time for the morning report… read more
Why Research is Important to Baylor
A special message from Dr. Lee Nordt, Dean of the Baylor University College of Arts & Sciences When you read… read more
Baylor Arts & Sciences magazine: Seeking a Healthy Planet
By Kevin Tankersley Dr. Bryan Brooks likes dirty water. Not to drink or cook with or anything like that, of… read more
Baylor Arts & Sciences magazine: Long Time Coming
By Robert F. Darden Professor of journalism, public relations and new media On a stormy day in August 2017, I… read more
Baylor Arts & Sciences magazine: Material Gains
By Julie Engebretson Earlier this year, two junior faculty members in the Baylor College of Arts & Sciences each received… read more
Baylor Arts & Sciences magazine: Learning to Serve, Serving to Learn
By Lauren Barron Lauren Barron, M.D., is a family physician who serves as director of Baylor’s Medical Humanities Program. In… read more
Baylor Arts & Sciences magazine: Digital Dividends
By Randy Fiedler Today, the image you’d probably bring to mind when asked to picture a professor doing research in… read more
Baylor Arts & Sciences magazine: Digging into Belize
By Kevin Tankersley If you ever find yourself having dinner in the Central American country of Belize and you’re served… read more
A Groundbreaking Edition of the Good Book
By Julie Engebretson Baylor’s Department of Religion in the College of Arts & Sciences is playing a major role in… read more