Thursday’s groundbreaking marks the physical beginning of the 12-20-year Waco Downtown Redevelopment Project, which will repurpose more than 100 acres of riverfront land to create a new city hall, an arts district, a sports entertainment complex and more.
In a reverse Groundhog Day situation, I’ve walked outside, checked the weather app in disbelief and declared another week of summer weather. As you dream of fall vibes, here are a few activities in Waco, taking place both indoors and outdoors.
In the last decade, Waco has gone from a quiet college town to a tourism epicenter. Magnolia ushered in a decade of rapid growth, spurring economic activity and development, but not all feel this impact positively.
Changing majors is common for college students, but navigating the process isn’t always simple. Baylor students describe both helpful advising experiences and frustrating roadblocks as they figure out what comes next.
Beyond the races for U.S. Senate and governor, Texas voters will decide who fills several statewide offices this November — positions that oversee everything from the state’s finances to its oil and gas industry.
CURRENT PRINT ISSUE
Nationally observed from Sep. 15 to Oct. 15, Baylor’s adoption of Hispanic Heritage Month aims to highlight multicultural student organizations celebrating the histories, cultures and contributions of Hispanic and LatinX communities. Hispanic Heritage Month coincides with independence anniversaries of several Latin American countries throughout the two months and hopes to foster more meaningful dialogue through various initiatives.
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On a rainy Friday night at Betty Lou Mays Field, senior midfielder Aryanna Jimison’s two goals helped No. 9 Baylor cruise past Kansas 3-1 to put the Bears in first place of the Big 12.
No. 21 Baylor volleyball capitalized on its second-largest crowd of the season, defeating UCF in four sets on Friday night.
Baylor has five new faces joining the program in 2026. One veteran has already started to lead the way, punching his ticket to the NCAA Individual Championships.
After losing in the second round of the NCAA tournament last season, Baylor women’s tennis enters the fall looking to push further. With a younger squad, head coach Joey Scrivano will work to get his team ready for a long season.
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Junior quarterback Nate Bennett led Baylor to a 44-3 victory Saturday against Prairie View A&M in his first career start in place of injured junior quarterback DJ Lagway.
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ARTS & LIFE
The ups and downs of the sisters’ love lives, the gossip of the neighbors and the twists and turns and betrayals from different characters kept the audience attentively watching and waiting for the next twist in Jane Austen’s drama.
We live in a time and country with no shortage of things worth caring about. Yet too often, an issue does not seem to matter until its consequences are relevant, immediate, visible or catastrophic. A war thousands of miles away is an easy headline to scroll past; a local decision can happen without most of the people it affects ever knowing; an injustice can continue quietly for years if it never becomes dramatic enough to command national attention.
As the sound of screaming girls fill a giant arena, parents shake their heads and self-proclaimed grownups laugh. These crazed fangirls only have a certain portrait painted of them: one of ditsy, head-in-the-clouds ridiculousness. Yet, this group of loud, passionate teenyboppers has more sway than you could ever imagine.
Where students faculty with dietary restrictions can eat off-campus and why Waco needs more options.
Joking about mental health is easy. Actually facing mental health issues head-on is not.
Have you ever thought about what burger is the best burger in Waco, Texas? With there being about 20 restaurants offering burgers in the Waco area, there are five joints that compete for the title of best burger in town.
Your greatest college experience might have nothing to do with your major. Join extracurriculars that are outside your area of study or future career plans.
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