Author: webmaster

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Republicans decided who was more conservative while Democrats sought to galvanize new voters as Texas held a first-in-the-nation primary Tuesday that could push the state farther right, even as the left looks to stake new claims.

Read More

Nominations are being accepted by the Diversity Committee for the Annual BU Diversity Award. The award is given to organizations, programs, and faculty and staff within the university that promote diversity through its leaderships and practices. Nominations for the award must be received by April 1.

Read More

The Baylor Union Board will host Battle of the Bands at 6 p.m. on March 26 in between the Bill Daniel Student Center and the Carroll Science Building. Students interested in signing up can contact student_union@baylor.edu.

Read More

ChinaAid founder and president Pastor Bob Xiqiu Fu will discuss “Freedom of Religious Expression in China,” and talk about his experience with persecution in China for religious beliefs from 6 to 7 p.m. on March 4 in the Cashion Banquet Room. The lecture is a part of the Leadership Lecture Series sponsored by The Academy for Leader Development.

Read More

Although the 2014 Winter Olympics have come to a close, the fascination with sports that have found a home in frigid temperatures has not.

Baylor’s own Courtney Lyons, the assistant director of student success and a lecturer of religion, spends her days in the academic world Monday through Friday, but when Saturday rolls around, she takes her place on a pair of blades fit for the Sochi games.

Read More

Misprinted T-shirts are tacked to the walls, along with Baylor paraphernalia and a cardboard cutout of Batman.

Oversized couches with large tears line the walls. Perhaps the kind found on front lawns with “for free” signs taped to them.

Read More

NEW YORK — Russia’s military advance into Ukraine rattled global markets Monday.

U.S. stocks fell the most in a month and the price of crude oil rose sharply as traders feared Russian exports could be affected by sanctions. Gold and bond prices rose as investors sought safety.

Read More

Music, contests, dancing, and prize handouts are a few of the many activities that will be happening at 9 a.m. on May 10 at Waco’s BSR Cable Park.

Runners of all ages will gather, decked out in all white, for the crazy and colorful Color Me Rad 5K run.

Read More

If you’ve ever wondered if you might be smarter than someone like Sheldon Cooper, you have the chance to find out during a game show-style competition against a team of physics majors.

The Society of Physics Students will host the competition at 6 p.m. Thursday in E125 Baylor Sciences Building, but there’s a catch — the topics aren’t physics related.

Read More

Environmentalism is oftentimes thought of as a social or political issue, but environmentalism reveals itself as an issue of faith when Christians analyze biblical text and apply the idea of stewardship to the earth.

Read More

The University Scholars major is one of the most prestigious majors at Baylor. Students are excused from virtually all university-wide requirements and are given the opportunity to “create their own major” while working with University Scholars advisers. According to the University Scholars website, the idea is students “develop one or more intellectual foci, while also taking a variety of courses to round out their liberal education.”

Read More

By Shehan Jeyarajah Sports Writer Baylor will close out its 2014 home campaign on tonight against No. 16 Iowa State at the Ferrell Center with its annual Senior Night. After this season, Baylor will graduate three seniors: guard Gary Franklin, guard Brady Heslip and power forward Cory Jefferson. “The longer you spend time with anyone, the stronger your bond,” head coach Scott Drew said. “Our staff, Baylor fans have had a chance to grow and know Cory, Brady and Gary, had a chance to see how they developed on and off the court.” Jefferson was recruited in Baylor’s 2009 recruiting…

Read More

The Lady Bears had the ball and a one-point lead with just over 30 seconds left against West Virginia on Sunday. The Big 12 regular season title was within reach. Coming off a timeout, both teams had the words of their coaches ringing in their ears and understood their responsibilities for the wild finish the game was bound to have.

Read More

By Shehan Jeyarajah Staff Writer Odyssey Sims was a one-man show against the West Virginia Mountaineers on Sunday. The senior guard from Irving has carried the team all season. Sims’ ability to put her team’s chances of winning on her shoulders game in and game out has been the sword that the Lady Bears lived and died from this season. Sims poured all she had into the game on Sunday, and consequently the post-game emotion was destined to be joyous celebration or devastating heartbreak. There was no middle ground. Sims expected it from herself to win the game. She put…

Read More

The No. 5 Baylor equestrian team suffered two losses during the weekend, dropping its record to 8-5. The Bears fell 11-9 to No. 7 Kansas State University and 11-7 to No. 4 Oklahoma State University. Both meets were on the road for the Bears.

“We went into these meets knowing they were an uphill battle, but I am still pleased with our performance,” head coach Ellen White said.

Read More

After months of preparation and two weeks of performances, this year’s All-University Sing wrapped up Saturday night and declared Kappa Omega Tau’s “The Battle Within” the top act of the night. This honor moves the group on to Pigskin in the fall.

Read More

The No. 6 Lady Bears had the chance to lock up the Big 12 regular season title and the number one seed for the Big 12 tournament, but could not defeat the West Virginia Mountaineers. Baylor (25-4, 15-2) lost to West Virginia (26-3, 15-2) 71-69 Sunday at the Ferrell Center. The Lady Bears can still solidify the number one seed in the Big 12, but will have to win Tuesday at Iowa State.

Read More

After months of preparation and two weeks of performances, this year’s All-University Sing wrapped up Saturday night and declared Kappa Omega Tau’s “The Battle Within” the top act of the night. This honor moves the group on to Pigskin in the fall.

Read More