By Julia Pearl | Reporter With in-person rehearsals now a possibility, Baylor’s music students are excited to be able to…
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Local vendor market brings together small businesses and facilitates relationships.
And no, Ross and Rachel from “Friends” are not a good example of this television trope. Their relationship is awful.
Several food trucks have arrived on campus this semester to sell their products. In this article, we break down the best and worst of meals-on-wheels.
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.
Contributer Caroline Yablon shares her tips for creating a wardrobe that won’t break the bank and helps the environment at the same time.
With the decline and closing of movie theaters throughout the country, Baylor’s Film and Digital Media Department analyzes the future of media in a potentially post-theater world.
By Madalyn Watson | Editor-in-ChiefNearly two years after Mike Flanagan’s masterpiece “The Haunting of Hill House” was released, the follow-up…
By Madalyn Watson | Editor-in-ChiefHorror movies are a great way to get in the spirit for Halloween. However, too many…
Compiled by Camille Rasor | Arts & Life EditorSpooky season is officially here, and The Baylor Lariat’s editors have put…
By Carson Lewis | Assistant Digital Managing EditorBaylor Photography provides a variety of content for the university, and despite some…
By Caroline Yablon | Contributor I spend too much money on coffee and found a solution to my coffee addiction…
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…
By Caroline Yablon | ContributorFace masks have always been in style for medical professionals. It’s a vital accessory that keeps…
By Madalyn Watson | Editor-in-ChiefAlthough the Netflix original series “Ratched” is entertaining, it fails to pay a proper homage to…
By Camille Rasor | Arts & Life EditorOne look at Millie Bobby Brown and most are immediately reminded of scenes…
Compiled by Camille Rasor | Arts & Life EditorClasses are getting busier and students all over campus are feeling the…
By Madalyn Watson | Editor-in-ChiefNetflix released “Get Organized with The Home Edit” Sept. 9 just in time to capitalize off…
By Camille Rasor | Arts & Life EditorIt’s rare in this day and age that we lose public servants who…
By Meredith Pratt | Staff WriterUnmasked Skincare is Tulsa senior Grace Heinecke’s answer to ‘maskne’ — the breakouts that are…
By Carson Lewis | Assistant Digital Managing EditorWith only a $400 budget and limited time, the crunch is on for…
By DJ Ramirez | Sports EditorMost hopeless romantics say their expectations of life were shaped by fairytales and Disney movies,…
By Saphiana Zamora | ReporterAbiola Wabara came to Baylor as an international student from Parma, Italy, and graduated in 2006…
Compiled by Camille Rasor | Arts & Life EditorFully back into the swing of the school year, we’ve all started…
By Haley Stiles | ContributorBestselling author John Green recently announced that he is coming out with a new book, “The…
By Carson Lewis | Assistant Digital Managing Editor Martin Museum reopened to the public last month, and attendees can now…
By Carson Lewis | Assistant Digital Managing EditorStreaming services have been growing for years, but social changes caused by the…
By Saphiana Zamora | ReporterSome murals in Waco hold heavy connections to historic events and pay homage to the diverse…
By Camille Rasor | Arts & Life EditorThe coronavirus pandemic has caused many local businesses to shift their day-to-day operations.…
