Hollywood is both an industry and a place. Though the iconic white sign might represent the place where movies—and dreams—are…
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“The Jungle Book,” originally a collection of stories by Rudyard Kipling, debuted Friday as a new and improved live-action film…
Hey Sugar candy store comes to Waco
The Baylor Opera Theater and Baylor Jazz Ensemble teamed up for a two-night performance of “The Man of La Mancha”…
Rob Askins graduated with a degree in theater from Baylor in 2004, leaving Hooper-Schaefer Fine Arts Center and years of…
Guerrilla Troupe hosts final shows of the semester
Let’s hear it for the girls
There is a desert in Waco, but it’s not made of sand. It’s actually a food desert, and it exists…
Three competitors fought for the chance to perform at DiaDelOso last night at Battle of the Bands hosted by Guerrilla…
The city of Waco presents Brazos Nights, a free concert series, at 7 p.m. today in Indian Spring Park. Audience…
They’re a regular Daniel, Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego, these four Honest Men. Though they may never go to the fiery…
Food trucks could be rolling onto campus next semester to bring a few more dining options to hungry students. Student…
In 2003, Emanuel Lambert (who later, of course, adopted the name Da’ Truth) took a western civilization course as an…
Washing feet and Johann Sebastian Bach may not seem to have much in common. But this Maundy Thursday, the Chamber…
There are few movies centered on Christianity that are able to balance story-moving dialogue and overall cinematic excellence. “Miracles from…
The up-and-coming Austin-based independent country music artist Sam Riggs is hoping to sell out once again when he performs in…
By Emily Adams Arlington senior Brittany Bonner’s great balancing act isn’t what won her the Baylor Concerto Competition in January.…
As the weather heats up, Heritage Creamery is offering a delicious way to cool down. The homemade ice cream parlor…
Ellen Mote forges her jewelry career in the wilds of Waco
Baylor Theatre stages love, lust and laughter in farcical production of “Moon over Buffalo”
With all the pressure of making good grades, staying socially active and actually sleeping every night, cooking at home may…
Just 45 minutes away from Waco in Clifton, history is being made. The longest continuously running movie theater in the…
One of the T-shirts for sale in the new Mainstream Boutique says “All I need is coffee and mascara.” Chelsea…
Nearly a year of planning, rehearsals and sleepless nights came to an end Saturday night when this year’s All-University Sing…
Baylor Theatre stands among the giants; according to its website, the program ranks among the top 20 in the nation…
Mutemath will be playing to a sold-out audience at Common Grounds this Friday. At 7:00 p.m. the doors will open…
The manhunt for the body of Christ is a mystery that lives to this day. “Risen,” which premiered worldwide this…
All the Hippodrome will be a stage at 6:15 p.m. tomorrow when the Waco Shakespeare Film Society premieres its first…
It’s that time of the year again. Over the next 10 days, the Baylor community will turn its attention to…
Kappa Omega Tau has placed either first or second in All-University Sing the last eight years running, a unique distinction…
