By Bella Jacuzzi | Contributor Baylor’s newest dance organization, the Country Dance Club, offers students opportunities to meet new people…
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By Jenna Frisby | Social Media EditorThe Baylor Bears men’s basketball made history by winning the first national title for…
By Avery Owens | Staff WriterOne Baylor student uses computer coding in a way that goes beyond programming apps and…
Junior Tori Templet got her first guitar her senior year of high school and has continued to hit milestones in her music career ever since.
Local pastor Jonathan Pokluda released the book “Outdated” as a resource for young adults tired of the world’s method of dating.
By Mac Miller | ContributorAs Baylor approaches the semester home stretch, students who need to get outside for a Saturday…
By Jenna Frisby | Social Media EditorMoney can’t buy you happiness but it can buy you a spot on a…
As many organizations are hosting more in-person events and ideas are happening, don’t forget about Baylor Marina’s multitude of activities. By enjoying the nice weather and being active, students can easily get together with friends to go paddling down the river.
Students today have grown up with social media and have been taught the lessons of how the internet is forever. Entering the job force, how can social media still have an impact?
By Avery Owens | Staff WriterGrounded on the mission to create a space for authentic connection, The Outdoor Table, local…
By Olivia Martin | Social Media EditorSince quarantine began, the era of online shopping has in part increased due to…
By Olivia Martin | Social Media EditorSpring is in the air and so is graduation. A real-life job and the…
A tradition held by the Union Board, a large egg hunt was set off Saturday night for college students. With prizes for who found the most eggs and an Easter bunny to battle with, many new students came out for the event.
Learning to manage finances is critical for a student to learn when entering the work force. Baylor’s Career Center offers advice for students learning to budget.
Musicians explain the challenges they face to get to perform and the feeling that makes every hardship worthwhile.
By Ava Dunwoody | Arts & Life EditorUrinetown Production at Baylor University | March 25-28 | 7:30 p.m. | Virtual…
Baylor senior Tanaka Tava has achieved remarkable things during his time at Baylor and is now onto his newest venture.
By Parker Williamson | ContributorThe Baylor Opera performed Seymour Barab’s comedic opera, “A Game of Chance,” on March 20 at…
A small town stuck with no water has to resort to charging people to use the bathroom. The play is filled with satirical comments and jokes about the world we live in and what we need to be aware of.
Waco restaurant scene becomes more culturally diverse as the city grows.
By Olivia Martin | Social Media EditorBeing a Waco photographer is not easy according to many who have taken on…
As the Bears continue to have success in March Madness, students can join in on that celebration energy by hosting watch parties to support the team. With fun tips about food and safety during this time, watch parties are something to keep an eye on.
By Caitlin Erramouspe | ReporterThe Dr. Pepper House is one of the newest historic homes in Waco turned Airbnb, but…
By Jenna Frisby | Social Media EditorIt’s no secret that music is a powerful tool. Music has the ability to…
By Avery Owens | Staff Writer One fashion student at Baylor is using her experience of creating a small business…
By Avery Owens | Staff WriterThe saying goes, “Out with the old and in with the new,” but as for…
By Ava Dunwoody | Arts & Life EditorWaco Downtown Farmers Market | March 20 | 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.…
Take a look into Baylor trumpet professor, Wiff Rudd’s recently published book, “Side by Side: Building and Sustaining and Effective Community in the Music Studio.”
Chloe Muñoz, senior studio art major, is transitioning her art to empower Black women.
The new arrival of “iCarly” on Netflix has brought back memories of random dancing and weird socks to college students.
