If you want to continue playing an organized sport once you get to college, perhaps one of Baylor’s club sports is the one for you. There are 26 different club sports, giving athletes of all types plenty of options to choose from. Once you make a team, you will have to attend practices, games and also include services hours. One club in particular, Baylor’s Club Tennis Team, has a very unique way of allowing their members to gain service hours by helping the community. The service project is known as “Cubs,” and features Club Tennis members helping children in Waco learn tennis.…
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By Jessica Babb Broadcast Managing Editor Campaigning for Student Government Elections have begun and candidates have hit the campaign trail. Tomball junior Alex Plott is gearing up for the election in a few weeks and has gotten his campaign off to an early start. “My slogan is ‘think progress, think Plott’ and I plan on having a lot of different changes if elected student body president. I have a three-part platform; the first part is ensuring Baylor is the caring and safe community as we know it, the second part is helping students transition from on-campus housing to off-campus housing,…
Numerous universities from around the world participated in the Global News Relay, which was centered around how sports influenced local communities. Here is the segment from Baylor University and the Lariat Television News.
Baylor stars hit the field to show off their skills in front of NFL scouts from every NFL team. NFL head coaches Mike Tomlin and Bill O’Brien were in attendance. All eyes were on Baylor star wide receiver Corey Coleman who ran in front of scouts for the first time since his injury late in the season. Baylor coach Art Briles hopes to see anywhere from 5-7 players drafted in this years NFL Draft
MIAMI (AP) — Donald Trump claimed six Republican victories on Super Tuesday as the New York businessman extended his dominance in the 2016 primary. At the same time, the GOP leaders’ search for any viable alternative to Trump suffered a fresh setback, with both Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio vowing to fight on despite underwhelming performances on the biggest day of voting so far. Cruz avoided disaster by winning his home state of Texas and neighboring Oklahoma, while Rubio has yet to score a win through 15 primary contests in the 2016 primary season. Shrugging off a racially charged feud from…
The Lady Bears remain undefeated at home, winning their last game before the Big 12 Championships.
The award winning “Don’t Feed the Bears” podcast with the Lariat Sports Editor, Jeffrey Swindoll, is back in session. He will be hosting the show this semester with Sports Writers Meghan Mitchell and Ben Everett. This first podcast, they will be discussing what went wrong with the men’s basketball game against Kansas, Johnathan Motley’s contributions to his team and the prospect of a 16 win-streak for the Lady Bears.
This year’s 2016 Pruit Symposium featured Rev Dr. Emmett G. Price III
When it comes to debates, typically you only see what happens on the debate stage. Tonight we showed you what really happens behind the scenes.
Hoops Huddle is a non-profit organization designed to help kids learn basketball.
The regents recently approved an action plain aimed to prevent sexual assault from taking place on campus.
LTVN ask students what they have planned for the weekend and what their best Valentines Day memory is.
Special needs kids in Waco are able to beat the odds by getting the chance to play and cheer for a flag football league sponsored by No Limitations Athletics.
Save the date! Baylor Swing Dance Society is hosting a Valentines’s Day Dance at the suspension bridge in Waco,TX.
Baylor Bike Shop gives students a place to repair their bicycles with an variety of tools.
In an event hosted by the Central Texas Republican Women’s PAC, Kris Paronto spoke about his experiences during the Benghazi attack and the true realities of war.
Baylor Club Lacrosse offers a competitive environment for club athletes.