About Better Together BU

Better Together is our on-campus, student-led interfaith program housed under Intercultural Engagement. One of many like it in the nation, Better Together BU is associated with Interfaith America’s network of people who are passionate about interfaith dialogue, understanding, leadership, and cooperation toward working together to positively address global issues as good citizens.

Throughout both academic semesters, Better Together student leaders curate a weekly gathering each Tuesday evening at 6 p.m. in Martin House, and host monthly Neighbor Nights dinners. Both are open to all students.

On top of hosting these staple events, Better Together maintains a variety of resources for students of diverse faiths. These include a Calendar of Religious Observances, a listing of Communities of Faith in the region and our Interfaith Meditation and Reflection Space, located in Moody Library.

Intercultural engagement at Baylor means curating thoughtful and intentional opportunities and experiences to cultivate the development of intercultural maturity. Equipping each member of our community to accept challenges from—and at the same time build interdependent relationships with—different people from other backgrounds* is a vital component of advancing Baylor's mission. *(King & Baxter Magolda, 2005)

intercultural@baylor.edu