Family-owned restaurant Health Camp has spent its 74-year history impacting the Waco community from just down La Salle Avenue.
Here are some of my suggestions on the best and worst taco places on La Salle Avenue.
Hawaiian cuisine made its way to Waco this year with the debut of Hawaiian Bros in May and the grand reopening of L&L Hawaiian Barbecue in September.
For the person tipping, it’s easy to move on from leaving a zero on the tip section of a receipt or pressing one simple button. For the employee on the other end, though, tipping impacts both their paycheck and their livelihood.
I love the tangy cream cheese mixture swirled in between the layers of the warm spiced pumpkin bread. This sweet treat makes it feel like it’s really fall, despite the temperature outside.
Urban REAP is a project that works toward creating a more sustainable future by taking action and being a “cleaner, healthier and more empowered community for everyone.”
Even though I’m an off-campus student, I still need to eat. I buy a meal plan so I don’t have to worry about packing a lunch, there’s no money coming out of my pocket and I can maintain ties to campus life.
If you’re feeling insecure about being seen with your lunchbox on campus, just know that I will proudly be sporting mine. Having a lunch prepared by myself and eating it where I can relax in the middle of my day is a small blessing I look forward to.
The Baylor Black Alumni Alliance held its inaugural achievement award ceremony at 6:30 p.m. on Sept. 30 in the Barfield Drawing Room at the Bill Daniel Student Center.
Many Bears were on the road this weekend, and with the “Go Gold” football game, it wasn’t easy to keep up with it all. Here is everything you may have missed.
Don’t be a fish out of water. Before you leave, make a list. Go online to find relatively simple recipes that you can cook in your dorm or your apartment kitchen. Preferably nothing pungent — your neighbors and roommates will thank you.
Shepherd’s Heart, a nonprofit food pantry aiming to “feed, clothe, empower and advocate” for families, urges Baylor students to consider volunteering to support its efforts.
Next time you’re taking a break and scouring your streaming services for something to watch, though, give reality TV a chance. Its lighthearted, competitive, down-to-earth nature might be just what you need.
You are not a “pick-me girl” just because you like something that is “not for girls.”
A slow first half may have been the reason the Bears came up short 36-25 to Oklahoma State Saturday, and now the team has an opportunity to use their bye week to step up their tempo and continue developing its identity.
In front of the seventh-largest crowd in McLane Stadium history (47,979), No. 16 Baylor football was defeated 36-25 by No. 9 Oklahoma State University Saturday afternoon.
On Friday, Gov. Greg Abbott and Beto O’Rourke, main Texas governor candidates, debated on topics like reproductive rights, immigration and school safety.
The Texas governor’s race made its way to Waco Wednesday when Beto O’Rourke visited with students and the community, encouraging…
Though YAKI identifies itself as fast food, it’s not degrading its quality, but re-evaluating the stereotypes behind the fast food industry.
That’s to be expected with curated vintage stores such as this one, as the store being curated makes the shopping experience easier. One thing is for sure when it comes to vintage shopping: come with money. Lots of it.
After a seven-year journey through the criminal justice system, former Baylor football player Sam Ukwuachu’s conviction for sexually assaulting a former student-athlete was affirmed by Waco’s 10th Court of Appeals on Thursday.
Just over one year since hockey returned to Baylor University, Allen senior and club president Daniel Atkins said no need has gone unmet and that the team has grown with a new-found focus on community.
John Morris, the Voice of the Bears, has an extremely demanding schedule and finds it important to keep a separate life away from work.
Baylor women’s tennis has competed in many different places in the last few weeks. How can they build team chemistry for the upcoming season if they aren’t in the same place?
Serving both the Baylor and Waco communities, the Add Milk! program strives to increase the purchase and consumption of milk in order to foster healthier lifestyles.
The Multicultural Affairs book club meets three times a semester, and this term, the chosen book is “When No One Is Watching” by Alyssa Cole — a psychological thriller about gentrification in Brooklyn.
The Cove, a nonprofit organization that addresses youth homelessness, celebrated its sixth birthday with a fundraiser tailgate Thursday evening at its facility at 524 West Waco Drive. According to The Cove’s press release, the tailgate was a way to celebrate the accomplishment of serving nearly 500 teenagers experiencing homelessness in the Heart of Texas Region.
Dr. Devan Stahl celebrated the publishing of her new book Thursday at Memorial Hall’s drawing room along with a panel discussion on the book.
The Global Surgery Student Alliance (GSSA) has packed a full schedule of meetings and events this semester after the club was dissolved in the previous years due to COVID-19.
There’s no shame if you and your roommate aren’t two peas in a pod.