Colorado Springs, Colo., senior Lindsey Purdham ran the line not only alongside her classmates but also with her sister, Colorado Springs, Colo., freshman Sydney Purdham.
China Spring 21-year-old Madison Hardwick had many plans for herself. She had always wanted to be a photojournalist and travel the world, but in her high school senior anatomy class, she found an interest in the medical field. Madison then shifted her plans to the field of sonography. Ultrasounds were her idea of the “photos for the human body.” Little did she know, she’d be the patient and not the one controlling the machines.
Owning the piece of art that an artist has created is a key element in the creative process and requires more importance. The ability to control how their work is used should only be in the hands of the creator.
Bears survived Texas Tech to give themselves a chance to play for the Big 12 championship.
Baylor announced via email on Monday it will require all faculty, staff and student employees to be fully vaccinated by Jan. 18 — the first day of the spring semester — in compliance with the Biden administration’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
Baylor shrugged off their road struggles, notched their fourth straight win against Kansas State University and remain in the hunt to play for a Big 12 Championship.
The Bears opened things up in the second half to blowout Stanford University and move to 4-0 on the season.
Coming off a 27-14 win against No. 13 University of Oklahoma, the Bears will have to overcome their struggles on the road to keep their Big 12 championship hopes alive.
No. 7 Baylor is confident going into their final two home matches against Iowa State University with senior night on Saturday.
The dinner has been a fixture in student life and one of the most widely attended university events for years, even persevering through COVID-19 as a nearly contactless event last fall.
Solving world hunger is a complex issue because of its many causes, and it’s prevalent nearly everywhere — even in Baylor’s own backyard. Kayla Mize, Waco regional director for the Baylor Collaborative on Hunger and Poverty (BCHP), said a 2019 census showed 15.7% of residents of McLennan County and 22.5% of children in McLennan County suffered from food insecurity.
Sam Dossey is preparing to play collegiate golf in January, Luke Dossey is in his third year and Cooper Dossey, a Baylor men’s golf alumnus, is chasing his pro-golf dreams. But collectively, they’re working toward something bigger than themselves.
Bitty and Beau’s Coffee co-founder Amy Wright said any business in America could benefit from hiring someone with a disability.
Although your family members might hit a nerve by bringing up a sensitive topic, remember that they are trying to put in the effort to learn more about you. Be thankful this holiday season that you have those nosy people in your life because they care about you a lot.
Don’t be afraid to venture out into the small businesses of Waco. You surely won’t be disappointed.
Does freedom of the press mean celebrities shouldn’t be allowed the opportunity to have a private life just like any other individual?
Our hyperconnected online culture lends itself to the older concept of cyberbullying in a new way.
So, you’re going home for Thanksgiving break. If you were at Baylor last year, going home for Thanksgiving was weird — we literally got up and left for the rest of the semester. If you’ve been here since before 2020, you didn’t even have a whole week off for Thanksgiving. This break is noticeably different than any other Thanksgiving break we’ve ever had, and it’s OK to feel indifferent about it.
The Bears picked up their 16th consecutive home win, a Ferrell Center record, in their 45-point route over the University of Central Arkansas.
As seasons go on in all sports, here are some overreactions and non-overreactions.
Baylor Model United Nations brought home eight position paper awards, breaking its previous team record.
Waco has a new hibachi restaurant, and where it lacks in flavor, it makes up for in its ambiance and good sushi.
All-University Thanksgiving will return to campus to host the Baylor family with a free Thanksgiving meal, a presidential pardoning of a live turkey and a community celebration of thanks on Thursday.
“Everyone’s here early, everyone’s working and they really are passionate about what they’re doing,” Pflugerville sophomore Winston Ross said. “It’s that level of passion that brings advancement.”
Baylor’s Department of Film and Digital Media will be launching its new Los Angeles summer program in 2023.
While the intentions behind the Campus Guardian program are good, there is one thing that would make the majority of the student body far more comfortable on campus: a program where students can request an escort home due to the uneasiness of being alone at night.
Yesterday, an article was published about Mexican food in Waco but then proceeded to mention a handful of places well within the Baylor bubble. Articles like this continue to further the stereotype that Waco has nothing to offer Baylor students, when even a cursory Google search would have pulled up an incredible number of local Mexican places.
All too often, you hear about students who are overextended, stressed and overall discontent with their experience, but do any of us do anything about it? I have the solution: Stop doing things you don’t like doing. Your decision will probably save you time, money and mental health.
To finish off the fall semester, the Baylor Interdisciplinary Core hosts Sweet Thank-You — a casual social event full of food and fun awards to thank the professors for their hard work.
