Dancing is not prohibited at Baylor University, but it is subject to certain restrictions and guidelines. Social dancing, such as ballroom or swing dancing, is allowed on campus and is often organized by student groups or the university's recreation department. However, dancing that is deemed to be sexually suggestive or inappropriate is not permitted.
Baylor's Student Life Guide states that "dancing should be kept within the bounds of good taste and decency. Dancing that is sexually suggestive or overly passionate in nature is not permitted." This includes any dancing that involves excessive contact between partners or movements that are considered suggestive or provocative.
Furthermore, dancing is not permitted in certain areas of campus, such as academic buildings, the chapel, or during religious services. Additionally, dancing is not allowed during certain times, such as during class hours or during quiet hours in residence halls.
Overall, while dancing is allowed at Baylor University, it is subject to certain restrictions and guidelines that are in line with the university's religious beliefs and values.