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Read More NewsBaylor celebrated its 78th annual Singspiration during Homecoming 2026, bringing students, parents, alumni and friends together for an evening of worship through diverse musical styles. Hosted by the School of Music for the first time, the beloved tradition showcased the impact of Baylor Church Music students and alumni while continuing its legacy of uniting the Baylor community through faith and song.
Every Saturday at McLane is like a Baylor Family reunion — but Homecoming weekend is THE annual family reunion, the one you don’t want to miss.
Thousands of Bears made their way home to Waco this past weekend for Homecoming 2026, reuniting with friends to share old memories, make new ones, and celebrate what makes Baylor special. For those who couldn’t make it — or for those who want to relive it — we bring you a look back at the weekend:
As the excitement and bustle of the Fall 2026 Dunn CCMS Board Meeting came to a close, Baylor Church Music faculty, staff, and students turned their attention to the next major event of the semester: Singspiration. A beloved Homecoming tradition, Singspiration brought students, parents, alumni, and friends together for an evening featuring a variety of styles in choral music and congregational song. This year marked the university’s 78th annual Singspiration.
At 96 years old, Alice Marett Curtis is celebrating her 78th consecutive Baylor Homecoming game, a tradition that began in 1948 when she was a Baylor freshman. A 1952 graduate, Curtis has remained a devoted Baylor fan through decades of games, even continuing the tradition after her husband’s passing and finding creative ways to celebrate during the 2020 cancellation.