Christmas on Fifth Street is back on campus after the event was livestreamed last year due to COVID-19. The event is scheduled for Dec. 2 and will feature live music, holiday-themed activities, local vendors and food trucks.
Year: 2021
Over the past few decades, the holidays have become synonymous with sports and are better because of it.
Friendsgiving is a time to be surrounded by your closest friends, relax and just spend time together. It doesn’t have to look perfect or live up to certain expectations.
The student organization continues to serve children from lower-income families and spread the joy of Christmas.
The issue with the Christmas season is that it starts too early. Every year on Nov. 1, everyone moves to put away the spooky Halloween decorations and put up the “Merry Christmas” ones. Mariah Carey infests every shopping mall in America, and other Christmas songs begin to fill the airwaves. By starting the season early, we are not only oversaturating Christmastime but also neglecting an equally great holiday: Thanksgiving.
Primarily a choose-and-cut farm, the Radde Tannebaum Farm aims to bring the family experience each holiday season.
Looking for something fun to do over Thanksgiving break in Waco? Check out this list of upcoming events from Nov. 19 – Nov. 28.
No. 13 Baylor showed its physicality en route to a 27-14 victory over No. 8 University of Oklahoma to snap OU’s 17-game winning streak.
“I do think, especially at this age, this stage when you’re a young adult, it’s important to realize that things are bigger than just yourself,” Dawn Watson, parent of an ATO member, said. “Anytime you can support a group’s philanthropy, such as Make-A-Wish or CoHOPE, I think it’s a good thing to do.”
The Bears knocked off the Horned Frogs in four sets, for their eighth win in their last nine games.
No. 8 Baylor blew out the University of Incarnate Word 87-60 in their season opener.
Men’s and women’s finished 17th and 11th respectively as the Bears close out the cross country season.
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No. 13 Baylor welcomes No. 8 University of Oklahoma back to Waco once again for another ranked nationally-televised showdown.
Connections were made between Veterans of Baylor and students during Veterans Day celebrations.
Baylor alumna Dr. Linda Plank has been named dean of the Louise Herrington School of Nursing.
The Baylor Libraries encourages students, faculty and staff to join the unveiling of the new Black Gospel Archive and Listening Center at 10 a.m. Friday in the garden level of Moody Memorial Library.
From kid to college student, Houston junior Gray Campbell has had a passion for expressing thoughts and emotions through constructing music compositions and pursuing a degree in the area.
Shipley said that the ‘it’s not going to happen to me’ mentality is not good to have and that students need to be prepared for any situation.
While there have been a small number of poorly advertised opportunities to learn more about Native peoples and culture, there is so much more that the university could and should be doing to educate its citizenry. Native American Heritage Month presents an excellent opportunity to provide events, displays, webpages and banners, social media items and more that would make everyone aware of the many valuable contributions made by Native Americans to this university and their vibrant culture that still exists today.
Sports journalists are constantly and unfairly criticized as being “fake journalists” when that couldn’t be farther from the truth.
You’re in college. Having a nicotine addiction is not something that should be considered trendy. If you don’t think addiction is an issue, then consider this a wakeup call.
Po’boys, loaded fries and beignets are all featured as some of the stars at Po’ Boy Place, one of the few spots in town offering authentic New Orleans cuisine.
This is not an article putting down the Christian faith; it’s an article challenging those who claim to be a part of it.
“I really loved getting to work with local shops. I think that’s really cool, being able to collaborate and make custom merchandise for them makes me feel like I’m a part of the local scene,” Meinershagen said.
“I didn’t just start at the top and cruise my way through; I started at the bottom of being a little bit of a nobody to work my way up,” jumping seat senior Caroline Fuller said.
“If you are a Baylor student, then it doesn’t get more Baylor than this,” Boulder, Colo., senior Avery Ortiz-Hunt said. “We have a faculty student collaboration in this major art exhibit that just shows really what type of work that we all put into the classroom and what we get out of it. So, if that doesn’t prove the Baylor spirit of just being a community and really showcasing what we are learning on a daily basis and who we are learning from, then I don’t know what does.”
Looking for something fun to do this weekend? Check out this list of upcoming events around Waco!
Cross country and track are not the same sport, believe it or not. Three Baylor athletes who run for both teams break down the differences.
After competing separately for the majority of the semester, Baylor women’s tennis reunites to finish up its fall season at the Texas A&M Invitational this weekend.