A unique type of fan will be on the sidelines for No. 1 Baylor acrobatics and tumbling in their first round at the NCATA Championships.
Starting in the fall 2022 semester, the IMPACT Living-Learning Center and the LEAD Living-Learning Center will merge, forming the IMPACT & LEAD LLC in Allen and Dawson Halls. Meanwhile, South Russell Hall will convert to a first-year community.
Dr. Mojgan Parizi-Robinson was selected as the 29th winner of the Collins Outstanding Professor Award for Baylor’s 2022 academic year.
The past weekend saw Baylor athletics taking on its conference foes. Here’s a rundown of everything that happened in case you missed it.
Think about it: When you vote for a candidate, do you vote for someone who you believe is totally qualified and whose policies you 100% agree with? Or do you vote for your friend, the friend of a friend, a fraternity or sorority sibling or, just in general, someone on campus who is well liked or well known?
Waco Walks began with a simple Facebook post and transformed into a thriving community. Ashley Thornton, a retired Baylor employee, turned a hobby into a community in her free time.
A monument of the hot rod industry arrived in Waco and found a brand new home. So-Cal Speed Shop opened up its new shop across from the Dr Pepper Museum on Saturday.
The Big 12 Championship trophy will once again call Waco its home as No. 4 Baylor men’s tennis (26-3) claimed a 4-2 victory over No. 1 Texas Christian University (23-4) in Fort Worth.
Baylor women’s golf had a Big 12 title in their grasp, but faced unlucky conditions and settled to a second place tie.
Baylor Softball saw two complete game shutouts from Dariana Orme and Aliyah Binford before getting shutout in game three.
It was a rough weekend for Baylor baseball, who let up 14 homers and were outscored 46-9 across three contests.
Baylor track and field performed well at the Michael Johnson Invitational, finishing with 11 wins.
Baylor men’s tennis took a 4-2 victory over the University of Texas in Fort Worth. The team now looks to play Texas Christian University in the final on Sunday.
When Bristol, Pa., sophomore Jordan Scott tore his Achilles tendon during his senior year of high school, he knew his soccer playing days were coming to an end. Now, just two years later, Scott has found another way to stay involved with the sport as the head coach of the Baylor men’s club soccer team.
Baylor football is back, giving fans a glimpse of what’s to come this fall in their annual Green and Gold spring game, with the Green team coming away with the 28-16 win.
Winning the first two matchups didn’t stay true to form for No. 21 Baylor women’s tennis, as they fell 4-1 to No. 27 University of Kansas.
This week we give you the student response to the first LGBTQ+ group to be charted at Baylor and bring…
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“Baylor says it’s home, but it hasn’t been home for queer students,” Gonzalez said. “We’ve had to carve out spaces for ourselves, and because of that, when Baylor gives us a group like this, of course some people were apprehensive. But we want to say that we support PRISM; we can coexist and have numbers in both.”
The Student Conduct Administration published the spring 2022 hazing report for Pi Kappa Phi (Pi Kapp) and Kappa Alpha Order (KA) Thursday, outlining sanctions for both fraternities.
Just because you received an A in the class doesn’t mean you get a pizza party. Just because you apply for a job position doesn’t mean you get hired. Your participation doesn’t guarantee any symbol of accomplishment — you’ve got to earn that.
The Student Dietetic and Nutrition Association (SDNA) is hosting “Paint a Pot, Plant a Garden” from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Friday at Burleson Quadrangle in celebration of Earth Day.
This year, a large number of Baylor students has been named recipients of competitive international scholarships, including a record-breaking 13 recipients of the Fulbright scholarship.
Baylor track and field will host its last home meet of the season on Friday and Saturday.
Muslim students opened up about Ramadan and their experience practicing it at Baylor.
The Baylor women’s club rugby team has not lost a single game out of seven contests in its inaugural season.
Baylor offers a variety of majors that work to cultivate skills and prepare students for their future. In utilizing the resources and faculty at her disposal, Dr. Rizalia Klausmeyer created a major, Science Research Fellows, that allows undergraduate students to work in a lab starting their freshman year and develop their course load according to their interests.
For the first time ever, the Chamber Singers will perform a concert of choral pieces and art songs, which all use the text from the Brownings’ poetry. The Chamber Singers concert will take place at 7:30 p.m. on Monday in Armstrong Browning Library.
Baylor’s Theme Park Engineering and Design Club is comprised of students who dream of working for Disney or are interested in theme park designs. The organization annually participate in Imaginations, a design competition sponsored by Walt Disney Imagineering with the purpose of finding the next generation of Imagineers.
“It’s a place for discussion,” Aquino said. “It’s a place for mentorship. It’s a place for networking. Hopefully, the big picture goal or long-term goal is to advance the plight of women in academia and in STEM specifically.”
