Grammy award-winning Christian rapper Lecrae will perform in Waco Hall at 7 p.m. on Oct. 2, according to an announcement from Baylor Student Activities on Sunday.
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Thousands of students, alumni and Waco community members crowded Fountain Mall dressed in green and gold to show their Baylor pride for Traditions Rally on Friday night.
Brad Paisley brings Country Nation to Baylor Nation during the annual Traditions Rally from Baylor Lariat on Vimeo. For a…
From almost every direction, the ALICO building points both strangers and Wacoans downtown. The literal shining beacon connects Waco’s generations together, a common indicator of a life lived in this city.
The party won’t be over when Brad Paisley exits the stage. There’s more fun to be had at Wild West where Sam Riggs will be performing Friday night.
By Matt Dotson, Reporter Baylor’s Martin Museum of Art is ready to start off the fall semester featuring “Line &…
Baylor University’s department of modern languages and cultures will be holding a free World Cinema Series with films being shown every Tuesday at 6 p.m. in Bennett Auditorium.
For those on a budget, it’s become trendy to be a tourist in a hometown. Now, with Waco History, a free app designed by Baylor employees, it’s easier than ever.
The first First Friday Waco event of the school year will take place today, starting around 10:30 a.m. and running until 2 a.m. at various venues downtown.
Since 2011, Canadian artist The Weeknd has been a powerhouse in the R&B genre, becoming the face of alternative R&B.…
By Matt Dotson, Reporter Tea2Go, a boutique drink shop specializing in custom tea located off Baylor’s campus, is collaborating with…
By Sarah Jennings, Reporter Warm aromas drift and swirl out of the little blue kitchen. A timer dings. The toothpick…
By Helena Hunt, Staff Writer Lowland Hum, a husband-and-wife duo out of Greensboro, N.C., will be bringing their melodic, expansive…
Within the next several months, owner and operator David Gorham will permanently open food truck Honky Tonk Kid Barbecue after a soft opening in August.
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Rae Jefferson, Copy Desk Chief For almost two decades, singer and songwriter Jon Foreman has made music his life. The…
By Rae Jefferson, Copy Desk Chief At some point in time, we have all been “The Pregnant Woman.” The tendency…
Emma King, Staff Writer The list of new restaurants coming to Waco seems to be growing by the minute, with…
By Helena Hunt, Staff Writer Although investors have hopes to renovate the former movie theater and nightclub built in 1945,…
By Emma King, Staff Writer Brad Paisley will be visiting Baylor’s campus and performing a free concert on Sept. 11,…
By Helena Hunt, Staff Writer After renovation delays, the Waco ice cream shop Heritage Creamery is set to take its…
As a young adult born and raised in Italy, owner Mary Baris, who dreamt of exploring countries, came to America and soon-after opened a restaurant in New York. But since NYC was too crowded for her taste, she soon found her way to Waco.
Starting with Baylor’s epic win over TCU in 2011, Pearcy, Ark., senior Dakota Ethridge, two-year captain and four-year member of Baylor’s yell leaders, has become a special part of Baylor history.
Behind the counter of Lula Jane’s, whisking eggs into a meringue or slicing up a decadent layer cake, you’ll find a woman in flour-dusted overalls named Nancy Grayson.
It seems like all the albums I’ve reviewed for the Lariat have been over artists making crossover jumps in genre. So when I sat down with Zac Brown Band’s new release, I was a little disappointed to learn it was following this trend.
The widow of famed “American Sniper” author Chris Kyle says in her upcoming book that she struggled with the idea of whether her husband’s killer should be executed.
Baylor alumnus Maverick Moore directed the film as a graduate student alongside fellow graduate and undergraduate students from the Baylor theater and film departments. He spent almost a full year developing the project, which will be screened at the Cannes Film Festival in France this May.
WASHINGTON — There was a new chef and new china on the menu for Tuesday’s big White House dinner for Japan — and chopsticks at the ready for guests brave enough to go there.
NEW YORK — A prestigious award from the Brooklyn Museum honors women who have made outstanding contributions in their fields.
NEW YORK — The prize dubbed the Heisman Trophy for singers is going to a Georgia native with an earth-shattering voice — and an earthy style.
