By Maya Butler | ContributorBaylor is known for its religious integration into courses, athletics and social organizations. However, not all of Baylor’s students are Christian. In fact, unlike a lot of her classmates, New Braunfels senior Morgan Pettis is an atheist. Pettis’ childhood never placed religion as a top priority as she was raised by a non-Christian mother in one household and a non-devout Lutheran father in her other household. “It wasn’t really an upfront topic in my family — basically in the same realm as going to soccer practice. You could go to Bible study if you felt like…
Author: Maya Butler
The philanthropy unites all sorority women for the purpose of spreading education.
The new sorority will make its way to campus next spring.
The fraternity and sorority have joined forces every year to make children’s wishes come true.
Social activism has helped bring national attention to sexual assault cases.
Multicultural acts infused their onstage performances with culture and pride.
By Maya Butler | ReporterCollege years are often defined as the time for self-discovery. And in many ways, it’s true. It means being on your own, exploring clubs and organizations you never knew existed, creating new friendships and preparing for what lies ahead after graduation. But in labeling college that essential phase of self-discovery, a lot of pressure can build up from all the expectation. I remember right before the start of my senior year, I started feeling very anxious about school and post-grad life. Because I no longer felt so sure of what I wanted, I started doubting myself…
The over 90-year-old honor society welcomes any student with a passion for the written word.
The step show competition hosted by the fraternity brought together students from different universities.
The organization allows freshmen and non-Greek students the chance to participate in All-University Sing.
The Baylor IJM chapter and Mission Waco partnered together for a common cause — global justice.
All who dare to enter are in for a night of spooky fun.
Firefighters worked to save the two people stuck inside one of the cars.
Every October, the sorority works to spread love, not violence.
The fire prevention campaign provides free smoke alarms, fire safety education and community engagement.
The Christian fraternity brings fellowship and fun to the Baylor community.
The gender-reversed pageant raised funds for breast cancer education and awareness.
The common goal of service brings the two universities together.
Baylor has not had a chartered film club since 1985.
The comedian’s conviction has left behind a new legacy.
For these students, music serves a greater purpose than to just entertain.
Students can gather together and eat spaghetti for a good cause.
The event’s pink theme raised awareness for breast cancer education.
Middle school girls receive one-on-one mentoring with the help of Pursue.
The sorority will raise awareness for their philanthropy with good ol’ country music.
The sorority makes a return to campus after nearly 15 years.
Kennetta Piper talks about how Twitter impacts journalism
A concert, race and silent auction are just a few things in store for CASA Week
Mosaic Asian Night displayed in full color all the Asian organizations the campus had to offer.
Phi Beta Sigma welcomes Baylor students back with music and free food