Student groups compete for bragging rights in this annual Broadway-style music and dance show.
This spirit organization, made up of new students, wears signature gold jerseys as they run across the field at all home football games.
The Baylor Ring is a tangible symbol of our rich heritage, and it’s a lifelong emblem that unites Baylor alumni of the past, present and future.
This joyful celebration includes an annual tree lighting, caroling, a live nativity scene and special musical guests.
Since 1932, students get a spring day off to enjoy the outdoors. Diadeloso, or “Day of the Bear,” features athletic tournaments, activities, live music and free food.
Eat, engage in quality time with friends and visit with the President and First Gent to celebrate the start of Homecoming.
DP Hour – Each week since 1953, students, faculty and staff have come together to socialize and enjoy Dr Pepper floats during Dr Pepper Hour.
A tradition at Baylor since 1960, Family Weekend helps families of Baylor students become better acquainted with the University.
Baylor is believed to have the nation’s oldest and largest Homecoming celebration. Students and alumni enjoy events like a bonfire, parade, Pigskin Revue (song and dance show) and home football game.
At this decades-old event, new students are introduced to student leaders from 400+ student organizations and learn about the many opportunities for campus involvement.
An extended summer orientation experience, Line Camp prepares students for the Baylor transition while learning all our favorite traditions. You’ll forge new friendships and connect with the rich history of your new home.
Since first arriving on campus in 1917, the American black bears have embodied Baylor's spirit and tradition.
Live Concerts – Experience world-class concerts and entertainment at the Foster Pavilion (within walking distance from campus)!
Baylor's annual all-university step show is a unique collaboration between Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. and the Department of Student Activities.
New Baylor Bears enjoy opportunities to connect with other incoming and returning students in the week before classes start.
Student Life Events
Chi Omega and Alpha Tau Omega team up for this philanthropy event involving beds, wheels, costumes and a little bit of friendly competition.
A celebration of the diverse cultures of Latin America through cuisine, art, music and live performances.
Baylor’s Indian Subcontinent Student Association (ISSA) invites students to observe Holi, a festival of colors that celebrates the advent of spring.
Students ring in the Lunar New Year with live performances, music, free food and the chance to learn about many Asian and Chinese traditions.
Move2BU marks the beginning of your Baylor journey. Faculty, staff and current students rally together to welcome new students and families by helping them move their belongings into their residence halls.
This picnic-style dinner is a time for students, faculty and staff to come together to enjoy food, games, entertainment and fellowship with the rest of