As snow days turn into a snow week, students are taking to the streets and coming up with creative ways to have fun on their days off. One of the newest trends has been sledding behind vehicles using household objects like couches and rope.
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By Ava Dunwoody | Arts & Life EditorBattle cries and flying snowballs hit Fountain Mall at 6 p.m. on Tuesday…
Some students said the best way to have a successful day is to have a successful morning.
While this Valentines Day might look different from most, it’s still a great holiday to spend with the ones you love. Here’s some date ideas for the special day.
The last few semesters have been challenging for many students, especially freshmen transitioning to college. A new club founded with that in mind was started last fall.
The Louise Herrington School of Nursing is still able to provide students with the resources to succeed and connect with each other, all while impacting the community.
As some students feel overwhelmed with the return to campus, Baylor has resources to make sure that they don’t struggle excessively.
Two musicians of local band Sack Lunch! experiment into new kinds of music with their new single, “I Don’t Feel Like A Man Just Yet.”
LEAD LLC had to adapt with the COVID-19 pandemic, and work to still provide activities for its future-minded applicants.
By Olivia Martin | Social Media EditorThe spread of COVID-19 has been unstoppable since early last year, and even with…
Baylor grad’s long journey to working in Washington boosted by childhood dreams and Baylor internship program.
By Ava Dunwoody | Arts & Life EditorOn Baylor’s campus, Jan. 18 marked “a day on, not a day off”…
Despite the pandemic sending Baylor students home before Thanksgiving, the School of Music has found a way to put on their annual Christmas show.
By Lucy Ruscitto | Staff Writer This year, with Baylor University’s decision to keep students at home , favorite Baylor…
New experiences are scary! Here’s two recommendations to get you into the mindset of exploring options outside of the grease pit.
Scottsdale, Ariz., senior and photographer Kaitlyn Clink as well as brand photographer and storyteller Corey O’Connell are learning how to adapt their trade to the new normal.
Students can join Baylor’s Indian Subcontinent Student Association chapter for a night of painting fun to benefit literacy learning in Pakistan and India.
By Julia Pearl | Reporter Despite the restrictions of COVID-19 and the polarization that this election has created, students are…
The Lariat’s social media editor Olivia Martin gives some tips on what you can do to push away election anxiety.
The McAninch family usually deviates from normal Halloween traditions in Kokernot Hall. Though COVID-19 is throwing a wrench in their plans this year, celebrating at the dorm has always been a cherished tradition.
Computers are more necessary now than ever before. It might be time to look at your old laptop and think of an upgrade. Here’s why building a PC might be more rewarding than buying a new, prebuilt one from your local electronics store.
By Julia Pearl | Reporter With in-person rehearsals now a possibility, Baylor’s music students are excited to be able to…
The Waco Suspension Bridge is set to soon close down for construction purposes. Many Baylor students have used the bridge to make (sometimes dangerous) college memories.
For the college generation specifically, finances can be hard to understand and ever harder to manage. Here’s some tips on how to make the most on a university budget.
For the first time in Baylor history, Pigskin Revue will not take place in Waco Hall. Instead, the top acts will be livestreamed to viewers across the country.
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.
By Julia Pearl | Reporter The combination of a shorter fall semester and a lack of holiday breaks has posed…
