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Unbridled enthusiasm for all things Green and Gold! The Baylor Proud blog highlights the great things going on within the Baylor University family.

Unbridled enthusiasm for all things Green and Gold! The Baylor Proud blog highlights the great things going on within the Baylor University family.

Baylor researchers are impacting autism treatment through behavioral therapies, empowerment of parents and teachers, cutting-edge lab research, engineering breakthroughs and more.

Baylor physicist Dr. Jay Dittmann waited out the pandemic while working on the worlds largest particle collider

Unbridled enthusiasm for all things Green and Gold! The Baylor Proud blog highlights the great things going on within the Baylor University family.

How cutting-edge instruments are moving Baylor University closer to its R1 goals

Unbridled enthusiasm for all things Green and Gold! The Baylor Proud blog highlights the great things going on within the Baylor University family.

It’s hard to imagine a more beautiful campus than Baylor’s, with its mix of classic (and modern) architecture, abundant greenery and generous open spaces all across campus. In no particular order, here are 10 of our favorite views of our beloved school. 1. Obviously, Pat Neff Hall has to make the list. (There’s actually an entire Instagram Guide dedicated to the best views of this beloved landmark.) 2. McLane Stadium from across the Brazos. 3. The ceiling of Carroll Science. 4. The BSB fr...

Media Contact: Lori Fogleman, Baylor University Media and Public Relations, 254-709-5959 Follow us on Twitter: WACO, Texas (April 15, 2021) – Baylor University today announced an estate gift from John and Eula Mae Baugh, creating an endowed chair in physics. The Eula Mae and John Baugh Chair in Physics, which will receive matching funds through the Baylor Academic Challenge, will provide faculty funding within the department of physics and focus on innovative research and teaching in the are...

October 27, 2020 // Posted In Academics, Research If you’re a sports fan, the best comparisons for Dr. John Wood coming to Baylor in 2013 might be a top free agent or recruit signing with your team. If fishing is your thing, he’s the “big fish” that didn’t get away. In the academic world, no metaphor is needed — he’s a nationally recognized leader in cancer research, a top scholar and mentor who chose to bring his research operation to Baylor in 2013 and has been leading students ...