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Downtown Waco gets a revamp
Baylor sophomore takes the crown as Miss Texas 2016.
Moving up the ladder one sale at a time
Baylor Theatre has a very unique year coming up. Students can look forward to seeing some classic plays that are…
Emily Adams, contributor The Baylor Symphony Orchestra is set to perform Johannes Brahms’ “A German Requiem” for the President’s Concert…
The mid-afternoon sun shines through the windows on students studying and enjoying the company of friends. Aromas of silky smooth…
There are many new restaurants coming to Waco. Some offer a brand new dining experience, while others are already familiar…
It’s the time of year again when honors students must present and defend their theses. Thesis papers have the reputation…
Baylor students spoke on the social fabric of stories Tuesday at the Story Slam Competition put on by Baylor Formation…
Baylor Theatre presents “The Story of a Marriage,” directed by Marion Castleberry, professor of theater arts, beginning today. The performance…
The Baylor film and digital media department will show off the best of its students’ short films at the 17th…
Hollywood is both an industry and a place. Though the iconic white sign might represent the place where movies—and dreams—are…
Baylor University has been an important symbol of Waco since 1885, but the surrounding area has an equally rich history…
“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
Waco artists will no longer have to wait for events like Art on Elm Avenue or the Cultural Arts Festival…
Plunge into Japanese culture at the Harumatsuri festival from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday in the North Village Community…
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…
On Green River Ordinance’s song “Where the West Wind Blows,” singer Josh Jenkins vows to “get lost with no direction,…
Guerrilla Troupe hosts final shows of the semester
Community gathers in East Waco to celebrate art
Let’s hear it for the girls
By Helena Hunt, Lariat A&L Editor 10,000 glow sticks, 100 beach balls and one DJ will paint Fountain Mall neon…
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…
This year marks the Indian Subcontinent Student Association’s 21st annual Gateway to India celebration, a music, fashion and dance event…
