Admissions for undergraduate, graduate, law, and Truett Seminary.

Official website. Member information and details about past and future events.

Online community for faculty, staff, students and alumni, including calendar, restaurant guide, message board, news and student marketplace.

Chartered in 1845 by the Republic of Texas, Baylor has an enrollment of about 14,000 and is the largest Baptist university in the world. Offers bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees.

Streaming media, including athletic events, news, press conferences, symposia, Friday chapel services and KWBU programming.

Overview, dean's office, departments, special programs, degree plans and Collegium magazine.

Listing of events sorted by day, week, month or category.

Baptist seminary offering graduate degrees in theological research and ministry. Overview, services, admissions, degree plans, financial aid, faculty, facilities and events.

Offers degrees in accounting and business law, economics, finance, insurance and real estate, information systems, management, entrepreneurship and marketing.

News, roster, statistics, fan newsletter, team history and records. [Flash.]

Public television and radio stations based at the university. Membership information, news, schedules and radio stream.

General library information, electronic resources, and links to library units.

Includes the Jeanes Discovery Center, Daniel Historic Village and the Waco Mammoth Site.

Press releases, calendar, desktop wallpapers and resources for the media.

Latino fraternity; includes brother profiles, officers, history, alumni, calendar, pictures and rush schedule.

Links to research administration offices, funding opportunities, scholarships, and faculty development.

News, history, information on graduate and undergraduate programs, events and organizations.

Admissions, scholarships, events, organizations, divisions and summer camps.

Directory of students, faculty and staff, as well as a search engine for Baylor-related domains.

Online student newspaper for Baylor University.

Publishers of The Rope, a Baylor gadfly since 1924.