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Contrary to the sparse entertainment lineup for former President Donald Trump’s inauguration, President Joe Biden’s inauguration featured Grammy nominated recording artists and special guests across numerous televised events.
Anyone can cook in this play that breaks down every barrier. With new songs and faces, the story of Remy the chef has taken a new path that will bring joy and nostalgia.
Olivia Rodrigo’s hit single has broken records, streams and our News Editor’s speakers. Here’s what our own Camille Rasor has to say about her debut.
Arts & Life Editor Camille Rasor takes a look at the Recording Academy’s picks for the best music of 2020 and lets readers know what she thinks.
Reporter Julia Pearl writes about why Alec Benjamin’s “Six Feet Apart” is still relevant even though it was released seven months ago.
Check out what the Lariat’s editors have been listening to as the semester winds down.
Arts & Life Editor Camille Rasor discusses Grande’s new album which, unfortunately, seems to be subpar compared to the artists previous work.
Harry Styles new music video is beautiful and fun, a perfect escape from the gloomy weather we’ve had these past few days.
By Julia Pearl | Reporter With in-person rehearsals now a possibility, Baylor’s music students are excited to be able to…
One of the people in charge of choosing the music at Baylor football games talked about what goes into creating the game day experience. Despite the pandemic, they are still working hard to make the remaining home games as fun and memorable as possible.
Compiled by Camille Rasor | Arts & Life EditorSpooky season is officially here, and The Baylor Lariat’s editors have put…
By Lucy Ruscitto | Staff WriterThis past weekend, Baylor Opera Theater held its first two productions via livestream, “La serva…
By Lucy Ruscitto | Staff WriterChristian musician Chris Tomlin will perform in front of an audience of cars to benefit…
Compiled by Camille Rasor | Arts & Life EditorFully back into the swing of the school year, we’ve all started…
By Carson Lewis | Assistant Digital Managing EditorThe music department sounds relatively the same as it did before the pandemic,…
By Camille Rasor | Arts & Life EditorIn typical AJR fashion, the band released a new single, “Bummerland,” Monday that…
By Camille Rasor | Arts & Life EditorAs classes moved online in March and the coronavirus pandemic began to wreak…
By Camille Rasor | Arts & Life EditorAs Black Lives Matter protests continue across the country in the wake of…
By Lauren Taylor | Copy EditorWhile every student has been affected by the academic changes brought about by COVID-19, art…
By Camille Rasor | ReporterAfter an unexpected reunion last year, the Jonas Brothers have returned in full force. Next in…
By DJ Ramirez | Sports EditorThe coronavirus has taken a lot from us in these past few weeks. Sports. Socializing.…
Claire Van Zee | ReporterTo the thrill of Taylor Swift fans everywhere, this month Swift released her intimate, revealing Netflix…
By Vivian Roach | Staff Writer BU Vision, an annual singing competition among the different groups in the Department of…
By Emily Cousins | Contributor Acclaimed professional British octet VOCES8, part of the School of Music’s Distinguished Artist Series, will…
By Tyler Bui | Assistant News EditorTame Impala’s fourth album, released lat Friday, features 12 tracks with lyrics that reflect…
By Claire Van Zee | ReporterAcross the world, hipsters and collectors alike continue to support the decades-old industry of vinyl…
By Andie Chilson | ReporterThe Baylor Opera Theater brought history to life on stage through “L’Incoronazione di Poppea” during its…
By Darby Good | News EditorThe Jonas Brothers premiered their newest single ‘What A Man Gotta Do’ on Jan. 16…
By Madalyn Watson | Arts & Life EditorThe Baylor Lariat had the opportunity to interview the percussionist Cameron Leach and…
