Baylor Arts & Sciences magazine, Spring 2015: Backroads Scholar
By Randy Fiedler Americans who win the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford University are among the brightest and hardest-working students… read more
Baylor University: 2014 in review
Here’s a quick look at some of the more memorable events that took place at Baylor University in 2014, as… read more
When the Beatles debuted in the Baylor Lariat, the response was not “Yeah!, Yeah!, Yeah!”
This Sunday, Feb. 9, 2014, we will commemorate the 50th anniversary of the introduction of Beatlemania to America. On Feb…. read more
Baylor University: 2013 in review
Here’s a quick look at some of the more memorable events that took place at Baylor University in 2013, as… read more
This week in Baylor history: The Texas City disaster
By Randy Fiedler When a ship filled with ammonium nitrate caught fire in the port at Texas City on April… read more
This week in Baylor history: A table tennis title
By Randy Fiedler On April 9, 1978, Baylor senior political science major John Smith broke the Guinness World Record for… read more
This week in Baylor history: TR visits Waco
On April 6, 1905, Theodore Roosevelt became the first U.S. president to visit Waco. More than 20,000 Wacoans showed up… read more
This week in Baylor history: the death of Professor John S. Tanner
By Randy Fiedler The Baylor family mourned on March 20, 1901, when Professor John S. Tanner died at age 31…. read more
This week in Baylor history: A dance by any other name
By Randy Fiedler It once took a little creative thinking to slip around the ban on dancing at Baylor. In… read more
This week in Baylor history: Students hear the first Presidential inauguration over radio
By Randy Fiedler The inauguration of Calvin Coolidge on March 4, 1925, was the first time an American presidential inauguration… read more