News

As part of ongoing Drupal improvements, tools for managing people (the Person content type) will be upgraded in the coming days.

Baylor's Drupal environment was upgraded to most recent release of Drupal (10.2.7) on July 11, 2024.

As part of regular Drupal updates, tools for uploading and placing multimedia (images, documents) was upgraded today.

We’re in the process of transitioning mass email support from Baylor’s legacy BUCMS to our new mass email system, Emma, in advance of the retirement of the BUCMS mass email system at the end of September 2024.

As part of regular updates to the Drupal environment, CKEditor 4 will be upgraded to version 5 on January 23, 2024.

Migration of event and calendar information from the old BUCMS to Drupal was successfully completed this afternoon, November 7. Thank you for your patience as we’ve implemented this key element of our new systems.

Baylor’s long-term web CMS (BUCMS) will be retired at the end of the fall 2023 semester. All websites managed through BUCMS must be moved to Drupal or archived before this deadline. To facilitate our many campus partners, migrations must begin by early summer 2022.
 

Are you off campus and managing pages in the Baylor CMS? You may encounter security messages from CloudFlare from time to time as you use the system. To continue working, please use the GlobalProtect VPN to securely connect to Baylor's network.

The core development team has made good progress over the past few weeks as the team crafted a new digital theme and started building the foundation for Baylor's digital/web marketing platform.

I am pleased to introduce you to the CMS Migration Project—a project to move the Baylor website from the home-grown Baylor Content Management System to a cloud-hosted version of Drupal. You’re receiving this message because you have a role in managing web content (you are designated as a user of Baylor’s current CMS) for the University.