The Baylor Alumni Association operates on one basic principle—once a Bear, always a Bear. We help Baylor alumni stay in touch through a variety of programs and services. You can find out what your friends are up to through the Class Notes section of the Baylor Line, the alumni association's award-winning magazine. Or stay in touch with professors and friends, both on and off campus, through Between the Lines, the association's monthly e-mail newsletter.

The alumni association helps young and old graduates stay in touch, from organizing a Graduation Celebration at each graduation to sponsoring Heritage Club, a three-day spring event for graduates from fifty years ago or more. If you would like to honor a deserving friend or colleague, the alumni association has a variety of special awards, from Outstanding Young Alumni to Retired Faculty and Administrators. In short, we will help you stay connected with Baylor University and with each other.

The offices of the Baylor Alumni Association are located in the Hughes-Dillard Alumni Center. The building was dedicated on November 6, 1998, and houses the Kronzer Great Hall; the Abner McCall Retired Faculty Reading Room; the Baylor Line office suite, dedicated to Waco sportswriter Dave Campbell; and a lunch room named for Judge Bill Logue.

Take a look at photos from the May 2010 Board of Directors and Alumni Council meeting and the Friday Night Fiesta.