Kaitlyn DeHaven | Social Media Editor BZZ. BZZ. BZZ. I reached over to shut off my alarm. 6:45 a.m. on…
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By Bailey Brammer | Editor-in-ChiefAfter a year of exceptional filmmaking, Oscar night is nearly upon us. Comedian Jimmy Kimmel will…
“I love the uniqueness of their portraits. Obama will stand out because he is the only black president we have, but I think their portraits stand out for different reasons. It’s a testament to the time. It’s a testament to the artwork that’s being created today as opposed to sticking to the standard mold.”
By Meredith Wagner | Arts & Life Editor One of Waco’s favorite college town coffee shops is opening a second…
By Nathan Keil | Sports EditorComedian Jimmy Kimmel will host the 90th Academy Awards Sunday night at the Dolby Theatre…
By Molly Atchison | Print Managing EditorCultivate7twelve, a relatively new fine art gallery and event space located downtown, is cleverly…
By Molly Atchison | Print-Managing Editor Following the recent release of Marvel’s “Black Panther” and in anticipation of the upcoming…
By Jessica Hubble | Multimedia Editor How do three Baylor graduates from three different cities with three different degrees find…
By Didi Martinez | Digital Managing Editor *This review contains spoilers The box office numbers are in, and “Black Panther”…
By JP Graham | ReporterWhat do Scooby-Doo, the Rugrats, Winnie the Pooh, the Flintstones and George of the Jungle all…
By Meredith Wagner | Arts & Life Editor Former President Barack Obama selected artist Kehinde Wiley to paint his presidential…
Baylor’s Diana R. Garland School of Social Work has brought the “Artifacts of Human Trafficking” exhibit to campus.
LUA brings Brazilian tradition to Waco.
By JP Graham | ReporterThe 90th Academy Awards is less than two weeks away, and predictions of the winners are…
By Scott Visy | Contributor Despite three records, millions of listens on Spotify, hundreds of concerts, and playing guitar for…
By Bailey Brammer | Editor-in-Chief Whether you’re following up a big date night with your significant other or enjoying quality…
By JP Graham | ReporterWhen it comes to enjoying the weekend, the importance of a good playlist parallels the importance…
By Molly Atchison | Print Managing Editor Hanging in the corner of the Mayborn Museum, a stately brick building near…
By Meredith Wagner | Arts & Life Editor Better than Tortillas! Collard Green Wraps College is difficult as is,…
By JP Graham | ReporterBaylor University’s Wind Ensemble performed alongside director of bands Dr. J. Eric Wilson Monday night in…
By Julia Vergara | Staff Writer The band Honest Men first performed at Baylor’s inaugural Battle of the Bands before…
Kaitlyn DeHaven | Social Media Editor Not even the now-famous #SelfieKid could diminish the feeling Justin Timberlake brought to the…
By JP Graham | Reporter Dr. Tammy Kernodle, professor of musicology at Miami University, is set to perform at 7…
By JP Graham | Reporter Cultivate 7twelve hosted one of Waco’s most established and respected jazz musicians, pianist Dave Wild,…
By JP Graham | Reporter It’s safe to say Baylor students have probably seen at least one “Cavalier” hoodie or…
For the first time in its 118-year history, The Baylor Lariat it is producing a broadcast newscast. Twice each week,…
By Molly Atchison | Print Managing EditorAwards season is well underway, as evidenced by the amount of glitz and glamour…
By Meredith Wagner | Arts & Life Editor For creative thinkers and feelers, artwork is hardly limited to the paintbrush.…
On the Baylor Stage: Sondheim’s A Little Night Music
By Meredith Wagner | Artis & Life Editor Given their spacing and cohesiveness, it is fairly easy to overlook a…
