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Hear from the '20 Baylor Notes editors one last time in their letter to the Baylor community.

Scott Wilson, Baylor's current headmaster, is planning to retire after the 2020-21 academic year from his role. Read on to hear from Wilson about his time at Baylor and what he will miss the most.

Senior Anika Iqbal writes a creative piece about the EF-3 tornado that hit her Chattanooga neighborhood on the night of Easter Sunday, April 12. 

One of Baylor's most loved and unique characters is retiring. Read our ode to Floyd Celapino as we celebrate his time at Baylor. 

From engineering research to Baylor’s renowned robotics program to COVID-19 testing, Dr. Mary Loveless serves as a perfect example of the type of hardworking, dedicated, and motivated teachers we’re so lucky to have here at Baylor. Read on to learn more about Dr. Loveless and her incredible impact at Baylor.

Read on to find a variety of senior perspectives on the COVID-19 impact. 

Senior Anika Iqbal writes a farewell to the Baylor community as a member of the Class of 2020 and gives a shout out to retiring faculty as they move into their next phases of life.

Keep reading to find out more about an international student's perspective on COVID-19. 

Read on to learn more about how the coronavirus has impacted our international students and their journeys back home after the decision to remain in distance learning for the remainder of the year.

Video games, homework, and YouTube. This is what has been filling my time in social distancing. But what’s the overall feeling about the quarantine? Well, here’s a freshman perspective.

Read further for a student perspective on how the coronavirus pandemic has impacted the world of art, including art class at home. 

In light of the extended social distancing restrictions, the Baylor dance program continues to make the most out of this quarantine period at home. Read on to learn more.

Read further to see how Baylor students are keeping up with end-of-the-year traditions such as RAGTAILs! 

Baylor’s Counseling Center is here to serve students as you navigate your social and  emotional growth and find answers to the questions, both big and small, that come along with this time. 

Read on to find out how Baylor researchers have played a role in battling COVID-19. 

"Can you hear me?? Class! Are you paying attention??” Zoom, the iconic video networking app, has been our main source of communication with our teachers and fellow classmates during this time of quarantine, and those classic phrases are only a few examples of what students hear everyday. Keep on reading to find more about Zoom from a student's perspective. 

Melissa Pojasek and her dog, Franklin, are residents of Riverfront Hall and are among the faculty residents quarantining in their homes at Baylor during the pandemic. Read about their experiences and new life on campus.

The College Board announced its plan for making sure that testing goes as smoothly and painlessly as possible. Keep reading to get some details about how!

During this global pandemic, the Counseling Center is needed more than ever.  Read further to get an inside view of these check-ins. 

Read on to hear from some of our senior athletes about their spring seasons being cut short.

Empty stadiums, cancelled seasons, and blank TVs. How is the sports industry coping with social distancing?

Jackson Powell is the strongest teenager in the world. But the title does not define him and if you just met him in a class you wouldn’t even know it at first. Keep reading to find out more about the legend that is Powell.

Here is Coach (Curtis) Blair responding to Profe’s soccer challenge. They are seeing who could keep the soccer ball up for the longest. This can be very difficult, but luckily, Coach Blair is very talented, and he ended up beating Profe Eli Anderson Barrera. This is only one of the many challenges Baylor has done with many more to come. Keep reading to find out more.