Filling their fall break with mission work, worship songwriting, and connecting their academics to real-world experiences, Dallas Baptist University students traveled to various sites in the United States and around the world, developing new perspectives on faith, learning, and service.
Guests from all around the world joined together on University Hill to educate, pray, and advocate for those facing religious persecution at the Global Religious Freedom Gathering.
DBU Patriot, Kayla Norris, spent her summer in Armenia, Colombia, where she saw God working in the lives of the people she encountered.
Accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music, DBU’s Music Department prepares students for success in the music industry after graduation.
Serving brides and business owners through custom designs, DBU alumna Grace Salmon ‘23 founded Grace Riley Design.
Over the last 25 years at DBU, Dr. Ross O'Brien has exhibited Christ-centered leadership and service as he has combined his passions for business and missions.
DBU alumna Stella Howard '21 is putting her marketing degree from the Don and Linda Carter School of Business to use in an impactful way.
Professor of Biblical Studies Speaks at the Center for Women in Leadership’s Visual Museum Symposium
Dedicated to raising up the next generation, Dr. Lindsay Ann Nickens served as a speaker at the Center for Women in Leadership’s Visual Museum Symposium.
During their third year in partnership with Mercy Street Dallas, DBU’s Men’s Basketball spent a morning playing basketball and encouraging students.
With a night of music, food, and friends, DBU’s Hispanic Student Union hosted Celebra La Cultura night to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.
This fall, the IGE and the C.S. Lewis Institute Dallas welcomed Dr. Grace Hamman, author of Ask of Old Paths, for the latest Veritas Lecture Series held at DBU.
