Women's History Month

Women’s History Month is an annual celebration recognizing the achievements, leadership, resilience, and contributions of women throughout history. It honors the individuals and movements that have advanced social progress, expanded opportunities, and shaped communities across generations.

Nationally observed in March, Women’s History Month grew out of local celebrations of women’s contributions and was formally recognized as a national observance in 1987. The month provides an opportunity to elevate stories that have too often been overlooked and to acknowledge the ongoing work toward equity and empowerment.

At Baylor University, Women’s History Month creates space to celebrate the diverse experiences and accomplishments of women across disciplines, identities, and communities. Through educational programs, panels, creative expression, and collaborative initiatives, the campus community is invited to reflect on the past, honor the present, and imagine a future shaped by inclusive leadership and shared opportunity. This intentional celebration affirms the vital role women continue to play in strengthening the university and the broader society.

2026 Calendar of Events