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“...you will never be the creation that your creator made you to be until you locate
your magnanimitas, your greatness of spirit, develop it, and give it to a cause greater than yourself.” ~ Bill Curry

This year’s MLK Day celebration kicked off with a panel discussion and firsthand accounts of racial integration at Baylor in the 1970s.

More than 200 guests gathered for Baylor’s Annual Scholarship Dinner on Feb. 10, which featured Houston attorney Rusty Hardin ’60 as the keynote speaker.

The Baylor Board of Trustees announced that a new outdoor pool honoring Headmaster Scott Wilson ’75 and his wife, Susan, should be opening by the summer of 2021.

Nearly 300 people laced up their sneakers and supported the Baylor Backers at the March 6 Uncorked auction event at Stratton Hall.

The COVID-19 pandemic caused the Baylor campus to close on March 13. Read the stories below to see how our school community found ways to lead, love, and learn during a global crisis.
 

COVID-19 was new terminology back in March, but the Baylor community began coping right away.

Mother Nature tried to outbid COVID-19 for our attention in April, but the Baylor community showed up strong again.

Arts and athletics took hits in May, but the Baylor community vowed to come back even stronger.

By June, the Baylor community was ready to celebrate the future as we dealt with the present.

Leadership trip recipients, virtual Awards Day ceremonies, and developments on the Baylor faculty, all in the Faculty and Student News.

Baylor has a sixth four-time state wrestling champion, five new team trophies, and the strongest 17-year-old in the U.S. It's all in the Sports Updates.

In the first week of March, Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke ’86 realized that a little-known disease could have a destructive effect on his city.

As Deputy Director for Federal Affairs in New York State’s Washington, D.C., office, Sarah Paden ’04 has been in the thick of the COVID-19 pandemic.

“Italians are super social creatures, so this quarantine is especially hard for them."

Entrepreneur and author Jeff Tarumianz ‘92 has released his first book, If I Could Leave One Book: Reflections Cultivating Peace of Mind.

All of us at Baylor have been challenged to provide answers, from questions related to our safely opening school on August 19 (we are!) to responding to hard questions about “what Baylor intends to do” to promote social justice and racial reconciliation both at school and beyond the gates (we will!).