Contactless delivery satisfies our need for more things and to have them brought to us without having to interact with a soul, while streaming services, telehealth, personal grocery shoppers, curbside, home gyms, FaceTime, online school and remote work beg the question: why leave the house at all?
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By Brady Small | Broadcast Reporter As far as we know no exhibits came to life, but during “Night at the Museum,” students were able to develop relationships and improve their team-building skills at the Mayborn. Brady Small brings you the story.
A nightmare of a living situation can ensue if students haven’t thoroughly read their contracts and done research before moving in and signing with their housing complex. First-time residents can be easily walked over simply due to a lack of experience.
By Brady Small | Broadcast Reporter Hundreds of students came together in the Foster Business school with the goal of packing 100,000 meals for those in need… and they only had 3 hours to do it. LTVN’s Brady Small has the details on how they got it done.
A concerned mother started a rumor online which spread all over campus, eventually prompting a response from Waco PD. We also spotlight a student who uses her small business as a passion project and another who won a dating show but received no prize. In sports, we bring you an LTVN exclusive with Miami Marlins pitcher Daniel Castano.
Welcome back to another semester of Lariat TV News. This week, we take a look at Baylor’s controversial attendance policy and the possibility of another Texas freeze. We also speak with a professor about a $250K award for “great teaching,” and give you tips on how to find your next home in Waco. In sports, Baylor Men and Women’s Basketball have remained among the best, and the athletic department is hoping for another semester of dominance.
Check out our Big 12 Championship recap here
This week on Lariat TV News Today, we’ll share the story of a Baylor football player turned CEO. We will also meet Baylor’s Ironman. In sports, we’ll tell you what you need to know about the football team’s matchup with Texas. To get a behind-the-scenes look at our reporter’s coverage head to our Instagram @Baylorlariat.
Overall, I and many others feel the same way about the album that we have all been feeling about Drake for over half a decade now: it’s good, but we know he can do better.
Baylor students want to be at the games cheering on the Bears, but confusing and vague policies keep students from enjoying a full-capacity football season.
When Biden announced the removal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan in April, he said, “in this context, speed is safety.” But did that mean the safety of all human life or just those with a U.S. passport?
The SAT and ACT have many drawbacks that may actually leave good candidates outside the gates of our great university.
Things get theological and somewhat blasphemous on this week’s edition of Don’t Feed the Bears. Listen for a Baylor football recap, a discussion on morals and a shoutout to Drake’s Mom.
Baylor football jumped Texas in the ranking and No. 1 volleyball is heading to Austin for a real challenge. We unpack it all on this week’s Don’t Feed the Bears.
The Heart O’ Texas Fair & Rodeo was back in action this week with its display of fair eats, treats and entertainment for thousands of locals and tourists.This year, the fair celebrates its 67th anniversary. The H.O.T Fair & Rodeo is held annually at the Extraco Events Center in Waco, and it had over 193,000 in attendance in 2018.
Know how to say no and know what you’re capable of. People say yes far too often, so if you’re feeling insufficient or unhappy, stop saying yes and start saying no. It’s also important to recognize if you have a hard time saying no. If you do, don’t put yourself in a position in which you’re constantly putting yourself in a bind over things you don’t actually have to do or frankly want to do. What’s the point if you’re not happy? You have to invest in yourself before you invest in other people, and for some that’s hard to…
DJ Ramirez, Drake Toll and Matthew Soderberg praised Baylor Volleyball on their major win streak of 7-0, discuss the upcoming Baylor vs. Rice football game on Saturday, recapped the last week in Big 12 football and talked MLB and NFL injuries.
Drake Toll, Matthew Soderberg and DJ Ramirez give a recap of Baylor football & volleyball’s blowout wins, discuss the state of Red Sox baseball and give Super Bowl predictions in this semester’s first edition of Don’t Feed the Bears.
A lot of times we complain about having so many core curriculum requirements and think that if they aren’t directly related to our career then they aren’t useful. Instead of complaining, we should really be trying to make the most of these courses and embrace our time in them. Whether you like the course or not, you are paying for it. If you just do what you can to pass instead of gaining something from the material, quite frankly, you are wasting your money. We are privileged to be students. Not everyone is able to attend college, and by not…
Earlier generations grew up with the looming moral dilemma “If your friends jumped off a bridge, would you?” The more pervasive question for today’s youth is: “If someone online pulled a stunt, would you?” As tempting as it may be to jump on the newest Internet trend, the long-term consequences will likely outlast the temporary clout boost. Many trends of wreaking havoc in grocery stores have arisen over the years: returning licked ice cream or spat-in Listerine to the shelf, smashing gallons of milk in aisles and unfortunately the list goes on. Each of these pranks started as single incidents…
Going to college comes with all kinds of new experiences and learning curves, and for many of us it is the first time we become somewhat financially independent. Your parents aren’t there to give you cash for your dinner out or stock the fridge with snacks and food for the week. So, with this newfound independence comes a lot of responsibility, and it can be hard to manage your spending. This is where budgeting comes into play. Whether endless funds are still supplied by your parents or you pay for everything on your own dime, budgeting is an important skill…
High school students imagine themselves overpacking boxes of their stuff into the car they learned to drive in to take with them to college like the end scene of a coming-of-age film. And in the same way that real life doesn’t work out the same way as movies, leaving for college doesn’t need to be accompanied by your old beat car. You don’t really need a car when you live on campus. Since freshmen are required to live on campus, a car would get in the way of making the most of their first year. Living on campus, you are…