COVID-19 happened, and no amount of denial can erase its devastation. Please don’t forget. Please don’t move on. There is so much for us to take away from the past two years, and the first step in that learning process is intentional remembrance.
If you are looking for a fun, interesting and fairly easy elective or general class, take Introduction to Sociology 1305.
Baylor football had six players hear their name called during the NFL Draft and another five earn a shot with a team as soon as it ended. However, some Bears are more poised to make an impact than others.
With the end of the semester approaching quickly, students destress with yoga to ease their nerves.
While the decision regarding Roe is not final and the opinions of the court may change before a final ruling, overturning Roe and Casey sets a dangerous precedent for the future of America.
Mexican and Waco culture collaborated to bring local coffee shop Lalo’s Coffee & Pastries to life. Commonly known as “Lalo’s,” the shop has brought Wacoans a little piece of Mexico — and others a little piece of home.
Pivovar is the name of Waco’s Czech-inspired location, serving as a hotel, brewery, bakery, beer garden and beer spa. The head chef and general manager, Jeremy Eaton, said that it’s considered upscale without the aspect of snobbiness.
The Baylor University Tutoring Center is seeking potential tutors for the 2022-2023 school year.
With four students working together to reactivate the Middle Eastern Student Association (MESA), an estimated 40 students have shown interest in joining the organization.
Baylor’s student government is committed to representing the student body and enriching the quality of student life, but what exactly does that mean when put to action?
It is estimated that more than 100,000 people are currently on the waitlist for lifesaving organ transplants. It is also estimated that every nine minutes, someone is added to the list. Baylor alumnus Dr. Corbin Goerlich is researching a way to save lives through an alternative method of transplantation.
Many police departments across the U.S. have police chaplains, which can be volunteer or paid positions. Chaplains provide emotional, moral and spiritual support to officers whenever it is needed.
With 51 double plays on the season, infielders junior Jack Pineda and sophomore Tre Richardson now lead the nation in twin killings after ranking in the top five for most of the season.
Political talk shows should have their place on cable; however, the time of day these shows air is a disservice to the working class and parents.
A final exam at Baylor is advertised as an examination that “closes the work of a particular course.” These exams, being the culmination of all that students have learned throughout a semester, usually take up a sizable portion of final semester grades. But should any one assignment be weighted so heavily?
“I think musical theater is an American form in the same way jazz is in that it’s become central to our pop culture identity,” Meis said. “Even now, we have A-list actors trying to expand their resume by entering the world of musical theater. It’s an avenue of artistic expression that feels deeply rooted in who we are as American people and one that is really satisfying to do well as a performer.”
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Those who believe in the sanctity of human life must be prepared to step up and lead from the front, providing for mothers in need and pushing to ban abortion in every state. The pro-life movement will continue regardless of how the court rules, but it is now the duty of every citizen to pray and support this majority opinion of the Supreme Court. Regardless of the left’s desperate attempts to cudgel systems into submission through unprecedented exposure and public pressure, it is time to stand firm.
Pitching, hitting and fielding were all on their A-game as Baylor baseball cruised through Tarleton State University 8-2.
“We’re going to have to rebuild our reproductive rights and protections from the ground up with legislation, and the only way we can do that is get a pro-choice legislature everywhere,” Cheryl Foster, Waco community member and former Planned Parenthood volunteer, said. “So, Nov. 8 is our first opportunity to stop this nonsense.”
Baylor strives to help students afford their Baylor education through many resources, including academic scholarships, financial aid and various awards, according to its scholarships and aids webpage. Apart from those options, Baylor also offers student employment opportunities through Federal Work-Study.
On Monday, a leaked Supreme Court document containing an opinion draft regarding Roe v. Wade made headlines. The leaked opinion overturns the 1973 decision, which established the constitutional right to an abortion.
Students can seek spiritual support through Baylor University’s pastoral care department, senior coordinator for care and campus ministries Tyler Conway said.
The feeling of having to wait for someone to respond to your email can be so infuriating at times, so imagine how someone feels when you are the person they are waiting on. It’s the same feeling of seeing someone post on social media when they haven’t responded to your text — you know they’re on their phone, but they’re still making you wait.
With his typical best player rivals out of the playoffs, Giannis Antetokounmpo might be on his way to cementing himself atop the NBA mountain.
Orthodox Christian Fellowship works to educate and share their faith with members of Baylor’s community.
“Boxing taught me if there’s a will there’s a way,” Muñoz said. “It makes anybody the most stubborn person imaginable. It’s taught me you’re only going to get out what you put in. It’s so many things.”
Spurring students along in their pre-health journeys, Pre-Physician Assistant (PA) Society at Baylor seeks to provide members with the tools and knowledge necessary to not only be successful in their undergraduate pursuits, but to adequately prepare them for their futures as practicing health care providers.
Since being born deaf, Waco sophomore Joshua Olivarez has long relied on faith as his strongest motivation.
The show went out with a bang, like any good crime drama, and I don’t regret a second of my time watching it.