Whoever said Waco doesn’t have great Mexican food? Waco is home to some seriously great taco trucks; plenty of taco trucks can be found nestled around the city.
If you’re in the Baylor bubble, you know Diadeloso is the best holiday of the year. That is, unless you’re stuck inside Moody Memorial Library trying to catch up from the last nine weeks, your professor still assigned homework, or even worse, you have an exam the day after. That is not what Diadeloso is about. Where did we go wrong?
After the student body’s historic vote last week to restructure the Senate, I no longer have to wonder. But we still need one last piece to bring it all together: you.
As registration for the upcoming fall semester rolls around, be aware of the tempting idea to take fewer classes — it’s not all that it seems.
Things weren’t going well for Baylor until a clutch ninth inning took them to victory.
Freshman outfielder Taylor Strain accumulated four RBIs and three hits on the day as four Baylor pitchers shut down the Texan Riders.
It’s only been a couple months since Baylor football’s Sugar Bowl victory over the University of Mississippi, but the team is already back on the grind and preparing for the upcoming season.
By leaning heavily on a well-known cast rather than quality acting and making shot-in-the-dark satirization of today’s culture, “Don’t Look Up” tells the viewer what they should do. More than likely, don’t look this film up.
The Baylor Faculty Senate passed a resolution in support of academic freedom for faculty at the University of Texas (UT) and other public universities to teach critical race theory (CRT). The March 15 resolution comes in the wake of comments from Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, who proposed introducing legislation that would revoke tenure from university professors who teach CRT.
Highlands Ranch, Colo., sophomore Trinity Fay is adding life to the everyday cowboy hat by adding customizations for every occasion.
“This is going to be the event of the year,” Glenview, Ill., senior, Arish Merchant, the organization’s project manager, said. “I want to see all of Baylor at this event.”
The tornado watch in Waco gave many on-campus students differing emotions on their safety during the storm.
Ultimately, I have to say “Dune” is a mixed bag. I think audiences wanted to get over the failure of David Lynch’s “Dune” adaptation in 1984 and by comparison the film is seen as a masterpiece.
As students at a Christian university, and people of moral character, we must be aware of what is happening around the world.
Young Life is a non-denominational Bible-based ministry that acts as a bridge between churches and Baylor students who do not go to church, according to director of Baylor Young Life John Mackin.
When I hear my peers talking about the traits they have, positive or negative, I often hear them say something along the lines of, “It’s just how I am. I’m a Leo. I can’t change my nature.” I have to laugh — humans aren’t scorpions in a Navajo fable. Everyone can change their nature.
What’s better than one dog? Two — for you and your furry friend.
While the sting of Baylor’s upset in the opening weekend of March Madness was at the forefront of most Baylor fans’ minds, there were multiple Baylor Athletics programs that were able to find success the past few days, so here’s a quick rundown in case you missed it.
Some sports are undersupported at Baylor University. The reasoning is not because of a lack of quality in play or talent, but marketing and student support.
Take a step back and then a closer look. You don’t need to be informed on every little thing, but be sure when your time comes to take a stand, you can back up what you’re screaming.
Today at noon in Cashion Academic Center, Multicultural Affairs looks to celebrate Women’s History Month and Martin Luther King Jr. in a joint way, unlike its separate events of the past. Multicultural Affairs will host a luncheon featuring David Pollard, who will do a reading in tribute to MLK, and Casondra Burkley, who will share some of Coretta Scott King’s story.
An estimated 2.3 billion people around the globe currently do not have access to a clean, sustainable source of water. The Baylor Wells Project is a student organization with the goal of bringing attention to the water scarcity distress around the globe.
“We want to continue to grow the footprint of the market, to include a lot more vendors and get a lot more people coming through,” Linares said. “Just expand the idea of what we started off with, which was creating a cool, inclusive, open space where everyone can have a good time.”
Reviewing the only international film nominated for best picture in 2022, “Drive My Car.”
An honest review of actor Kenneth Branagh’s film based on true events from his own childhood in Belfast, Ireland during the 1960s.
After the event was canceled due to COVID-19 and poor weather, The Texas Food Truck Showdown finally returned to its full glory on Saturday.
Moody Memorial Library is a place full of constant buzz, whether it’s people drinking caffeine or just people catching up. However, with all the busyness, Moody should really think about adding more food options.
“The bill, at least symbolically at the federal level, affirms that Black lives have value,” Johnson said.
New Student Programs (NSP) is currently recruiting students to be Welcome Week leaders for this upcoming fall. Applications are open until 11:59 p.m. on April 3, and up until March 31, NSP will be tabling at various locations around campus so that students can learn more about being a Welcome Week leader.
After campus-wide phishing emails for job opportunities were distributed, The Baylor Lariat spoke with associate vice president and chief information security officer Jon Allen via email about the cybersecurity app faculty and students have been using for the past seven years: DUO Two-Factor Authentication.
