By Pablo Gonzales | Assistant News Editor Nestled in a quiet neighborhood away from the hustle and bustle of the…
Browsing: Arts and Entertainment
By Kristina Valdez | A&L EditorThe 22nd Annual Margarita and Salsa Festival filled the Extraco Events Center on Saturday with…
Open mic nights all over Waco draw crowds of varying sizes each month, giving independent performers a chance to contribute…
The best kept secret in Waco is a must-try for Baylor students, Waco residents and any visitors looking for an…
Kaitlyn Dehaven | Design EditorCommon Grounds is Waco’s coffee shop staple, attracting college students and tourists alike to their morning…
Megan Rule | Opinion EditorYou’ve seen it all over Twitter and Instagram, the notorious couple of lines with line breaks…
There’s more to do in Waco than you think. Get out and explore the city.
Meredith Wagner | Social Media EditorFor college students everywhere, managing a healthy diet can feel overwhelming. But for Baylor students,…
Didi Martinez | Digital Managing Editor Christian singer-songwriter Kari Jobe is ready to come home. Jobe, who was born in…
By Abby Sowder | Contributor The Fair Trade Market, attached to the World Cup Café on North 15th Street, offers…
By Kassidy Woytek | ReporterSeveral talented Baylor film and digital media students will showcase their best work at 7 p.m.…
A comedic cast kept audiences laughing at the opening show of “Noises Off,” presented by the Baylor department of theatre…
Twitter blurbs: Caritas Feast of Caring to take place at Waco Convention Center; Support Caritas by coming to annual fundraising event
The Jubilee Theatre aims to define its voice in the Waco theater community this weekend with a production of “The…
Blake Adams, also known as the Mentalist, convinces audiences across the nation that none of their thoughts are private. Adams…
“Thirteen Reasons Why” is not a feel-good series. The Netflix original, which was released on March 31 and has almost…
On Monday, Baylor alumnus and previous entertainment editor of the Baylor Lariat, Del Shores, released his most recent play, movie…
Members of more than 25 student organizations showed up to Fountain Mall Wednesday to enjoy an ice cream sandwich from…
A local animal shelter is raising money for their spay/neuter fund with a “Spayghetti” Dinner tonight from 6 to 8…
Baylor students enjoyed a day off Tuesday petting exotic animals, getting slimed while running and dancing the night away with…
By Gavin Pugh | Editor-in-Chief San Antonio junior Aaron Cobbs’ passion for super heroes didn’t die with the end of…
The Waco Civic Theatre’s stage adaptation of the Jane Austen novel “Pride and Prejudice” interweaves the theme of self-awareness throughout…
The five artists set to take the Common Grounds stage in April are a mix of up-and-comers and household names,…
Tickets for Zeta Zigga Zamma’s fourth annual production of Zing, the unofficial fraternity’s version of All-University Sing, are on sale…
Upon arriving to the movie theater and seeing the line wrapping around the building for the opening weekend performance of…
The Waco Downtown Farmers Market is the talk of the town — but not for its sweet treats, but because…
By Caroline Bentley | Reporter Last week, the new iPhone and Android app, Closet Hop, launched for Baylor women. Closet…
The Baylor theatre arts department explores heavy subject matter this week with “The Amish Project,” the story of a community…
The Brazos Theatre Group is celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with an Irish-themed mystery, “Murder Most Green,” where audience members can…
