By Raegan Turner I Staff WriterStudents in participating organizations for this semester’s Steppin’ Out were involved in indoor service projects due to inclement weather on April 13. Those assigned to outdoor volunteer sites were rescheduled for this past Saturday.Twice a year, thousands of students participate in the Steppin’ Out program to spend the day volunteering in the Waco community.Gilberts, Ill. junior Talia Surges was one of the volunteers who happened to be serving indoors during Steppin’ Out before changes were made due to weather. She spent the morning with her fellow members of Kappa Alpha Theta at Shepherd’s Heart Food…
Author: Raegan Turner
A week in the life of a Baylor student has been documented by Drew Ott, author of tell-all book about life at universities across the nation.
Baylor hosted more than just people on Fountain Mall during the Dia celebration.
Friends, a new social media app created by a team of some current and previous Baylor students, is now available for download.
Students from all over Waco are meeting on Fountain Mall throughout the day and during evening sessions in order to pray, learn and worship.
Giving rides, free food and information about Jesus were all part of spring break on the beach for members of BSM
Increasing sustainability on campus benefits not only environment but students as well.
The responsibility of helping fund non-profits in Waco has been put in the hands of students taking the Philanthropy & the Public Good course here at Baylor.
The advantages of getting to know your peers are bigger than you or your teachers think.
College students from all over the country arrived on campus last week for entrepreneurship competition offering winners $250,000 in cash and prizes.
The costumes for Sing performers are an additional cost that can make or break their performance…and their wallets.
A recent university-wide email sent by the Baylor Office of Career and Professional Development promoted an opportunity to apply to work at the happiest place on earth, Walt Disney.
Dr. Thomas L. Charlton, oral historian, died last Friday after long, celebrated life.
World Mandate, an annual missions conference hosted by Antioch Community Church was this weekend, educating and encouraging students and families alike.
Additions to academic offenses and hazing infractions plagued Baylor last semester.
Ana O’Quin’s research of hunger in teens in the Waco community may eventually lead to nationwide change
A vision of transforming the Waco community is being fulfilled by the creation of the non-profit organization, Freedom City FC.
The payoff of a college degree is worth the cost…until it isn’t.
Gabrielle Lyons, former Title IX Investigator for Baylor University had her federal lawsuit dismissed earlier this week.
By Raegan Turner | Staff WriterPresident Donald Trump has been attempting to make good on his campaign promise to construct a border wall between the United States and Mexico since his election, but the only thing that has been built so far is partisan hostility. The most recent proof of this began at midnight on Dec. 21, 2018 and has become the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. As a result, funding has stopped for multiple federal departments, including the Department of Education, Department of the Interior, the FDA and NASA. Unfortunately, this means the employees of affected agencies have…
Sex-trafficking victims are about to have a new temporary home
Has your social media been compromised? If not, there’s a good chance it could be.
A study completed by the Pew Institute shows the information shared by scientific accounts on social media may not be as extensive as perceived to be.
There are mixed reactions of Baylor students to this year’s victory in the election for Senate, announced last night.
By Will Weissert | Associated PressWith the arrival of Election Day, many voters across the country were on edge about the possible outcomes. Tensions regarding this year’s U.S. Senate race between incumbent Republican Sen. Ted Cruz and Democratic Rep. Beto O’Rourke have been especially high. Polling numbers of the two candidates were close, making the news that reports of changing votes have surfaced from several districts of the Lone Star State even more intense. “The Hart eSlate machines are not malfunctioning, the problems being reported are a result of user error — usually voters hitting a button or using the…
A new plea deal lessening the consequences and charges of Jacob Anderson, former Baylor student sparks demonstrative response.
Baylor’s Residence Halls hosted the children of faculty and staff for candy and celebration.
The majority of the younger generation refuse to go to traditional medical practices in favor of smaller clinics.
Members of ZZZ begin a fundraiser for Terry Haliburton, a part-time employee at Common Grounds.
Despite the inclement weather, UnBound and Chick-Fil-A make the Light Up the Dark 5k fun for all