Author: Emma Weidmann

No matter how much we ignore it, these things happened, and racism is very much alive in America. Recognizing their impact and how we can do better is essential to efforts for equality. If we ever want to move forward, we have to look backward first.

In no particular order, these documentaries present a diverse idea of Black history in America. From music to politics, history and current events, these documentaries focus not just on struggles for equality, but also on a flourishing culture.

The average consumer can’t justify paying that much for a dress even once, let alone shopping there every time they need new clothes. So, the problem of sustainability isn’t that people are apathetic and want to kill the Earth; it’s that it is fundamentally inaccessible.

Revolve is open in the Bill Daniel Student Union Building from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays. If you’re looking to try something new on campus, Le’s Kitchen is the place to grab a quick lunch between a busy day of classes.

Guest violinist and fiddler Mia Orosco-Kelso joined the Waco Symphony Orchestra for a performance of Camille Saint-Saens’ “Rondo Capriccioso,” a floating, playful tune dominated by the strings. Although the piece itself may sound light and fluffy, the work that goes into putting on a concert is not.

The plot of the newest Tom Holland “Spider-Man” movie falls flat, traded in for nostalgia and tear-jerk moments.

Villains with a backstory are great. However, that backstory shouldn’t always try to make the audience sympathize with the villain. A character’s actions can be understandable without being justifiable, and so many writers miss this when trying to bring depth and context to a villain.

Nobody wants to seem like they don’t understand a piece of art, but “Dawn FM” is hard to appreciate without suspending one’s own personal feelings on topics like death, mortality and even their religion.

“Everyone there loves being there, and that’s the difference between high school band and college band. In high school, you have to be in marching band if you want to be in concert band, but people sign up for BUGWB because they love it so much and they keep coming back because it’s an amazing place. If the people weren’t there, it would be a completely different experience,” Nielsen said.

Just because a movie is set in December doesn’t make it a holiday classic.

Taylor Swift, Adele and more top the list of this semester’s best album releases.

The dinner has been a fixture in student life and one of the most widely attended university events for years, even persevering through COVID-19 as a nearly contactless event last fall.

Our hyperconnected online culture lends itself to the older concept of cyberbullying in a new way.

The R&B duo made up of Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak has created the perfect nostalgia-infused album.

The introduction of an all-new cast of characters fails to invest audiences into the story.

The farmers market has been a staple of the Waco community for a decade, providing a venue for farmers and small businesses alike.

The Residence Hall Association hosted the annual trick-or-treating event for the families of Baylor’s faculty and staff.

The newest film remake of the sci-fi novel misses the mark on plot and relies too much on its star-studded cast.

Jennifer Aniston plays an icy, highly empowered newswoman — but is this reversal of roles really feminism?

“That is why we do what we do and continue to show up every year,” Rylie York, president of Chi Omega, said. “We just want to uphold that Baylor tradition that people in chapters have done in the past.”

Jon Stewart’s return to political television maintains his signature sarcasm, while airing out real-world issues.

The sequel to 2018’s “Venom” tops its predecessor with upgraded graphics and a terrifically twisted villain.