The Keller Center for Research at Baylor University is a trusted source for leading-edge, academic research positioned for the real estate industry.

The BRIGHTS Center is Baylor Research in Growth and Human Thriving Science. The purpose of the center is to catalyze research related to the science of human flourishing and how do we cultivate it in individuals, groups, and societies? BRIGHTS seeks to answer this question bit by bit through intentional, interdisciplinary research.

The Pulse is Baylor University's undergraduate scholarly publication. Published each spring with 5-7 articles by Baylor undergraduates, The Pulse is the forum for top-quality student research in the Honors College and the University at large. 

The purpose of the Guide is to create and maintain a comprehensive and fully-annotated research tool to facilitate the study of the works and lives of Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning and their circle.

The W. R. Poage Legislative Library is part of Baylor University Libraries, functioning as a research facility which collects congressional records and personal papers related to the political history of Central Texas. It was established in 1979 in honor of Congressman W.R. Poage, Baylor alumnus and retired public official whose career spanned over fifty years.

The Soundings Project aims to support the common work of the Christian university and the church, namely to help people lead lives of purpose and significance. To this end, Baylor will serve as an innovation hub for fifteen Texas congregations as the university and congregational leaders together reflect theologically and practically about the nature of vocation.

The Office of the Vice Provost for Research assists faculty members from all academic units in identifying, obtaining and managing the funding needed to support their research and scholarship.

The OVPR is here to assist faculty at every step in the process of sponsored research from the search for funding to final award closeout. 

The mission of the Nutrition Sciences Didactic Program at Baylor University is to provide a high-quality general dietetic education in a Christian environment, equipping graduates to be qualified to enter an accredited dietetic internship program necessary to become Registered Dietitians. Graduates will be prepared to work in a variety of positions that address the food, nutritional and health needs of families, individuals and communities in local and global environments.