“I believe this, and I say this with all my heart, and hopefully it comes across with humility, but our best days are still ahead of us,” Rhoades said.
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“It’s like what I feel most comfortable in, I can’t wear, and that’s how my friends feel too.”
By Siegrid Massie | Broadcast Reporter When you think of a gap year you probably imagine a time between high…
This week we’re bringing you an inside look on the Student Life Center’s controversial dress code. We also give you…
By Kaitlin Sides | Broadcast Reporter A baylor alum once said that waco was “the last stop for failing restaurant…
By Kaity Kempf | Broadcast Reporter This group of students is traveling to serve the local community as well as…
For the second time in program history, Baylor had three players selected in the WNBA draft, as NaLyssa Smith, Queen Egbo and Jordan Lewis each heard their name called during the 2022 WNBA draft in New York City.
Former Baylor volleyball outside hitter Campbell Bowden was diagnosed with Lyme disease in May 2021 and had to step away from the sport she loved.
Waco Police Department arrested Brian May, 26, earlier this month after he was exposed by a YouTube video of another man posing as a 14-year-old girl in order to catch sexual predators.
Baylor partnered with Lowell Observatory, Discovery and the city of Waco to celebrate and prepare for the eclipse expected two years from now.
We have an update on the recent shooting which took place on 2nd street just off campus, and a Waco…
Sexually assaulted at 20 years old, Brittany Piper turned her pain into healing. Now speaking of her account, she travels the world to break down stigmas around rape culture.
By Pierson Luscy | Broadcast Reporter Baylor Public health students went to Magnolia Press on Sunday, but what they got…
By Kaity Kempf | Broadcast Reporter Baylor’s favorite campus holiday, Diadeloso, is finally back! LTVN’s Kaity Kempf joins the party.…
Baylor baseball finally notched its first series sweep of the year amid a tough schedule.
Around 2:16 a.m. Sunday morning, four to eight shots were fired at the 2300 block of 2nd St., leaving one man dead. One source who went to the party and another acrobatics & tumbling team member confirmed the party was hosted by members of the acrobatics & tumbling team after winning their meet on Saturday.
One journalism professor’s classes join together in an attempt to raise $20,000 for a specific group in Ukraine, while Dr.…
Kaci West showcases her abilities all over the diamond, bringing versatility to the young Baylor lineup.
“We’re lucky enough to have grown up in this culture, but to share it in this special way makes it so much more meaningful than keeping it for ourselves,” Tancinco said.
“This is going to be the event of the year,” Glenview, Ill., senior, Arish Merchant, the organization’s project manager, said. “I want to see all of Baylor at this event.”
In a shocking turn of events, No. 2 seed Baylor women’s basketball were upset by No. 10 seed University of South Dakota 61-47, Sunday night in the Ferrell Center, giving the Bears their earliest exit in the NCAA Tournament since a second-round loss to sixth-seeded University of Pittsburgh in 2008.
Despite making a historical comeback, Baylor couldn’t fully complete it as overtime struggles led to their elimination.
No. 2 seeded Baylor women’s basketball let loose in the second half to beat No. 15 seeded University of Hawaii at Manoa 89-49 in the first round of the NCAA Tournament Friday afternoon at the Ferrell Center.
Welcome back from Spring Break Baylor. March is in full swing which means the Big Dance is here. Follow LTVN…
Spring break is here! Before you head home, or if you got out early, make sure you catch up on…
By Danika Young | Broadcast Reporter In light of the full-scale attack on Ukraine, Sergiy Kudelia, Professor at Baylor University…
By Pierson Luscy | Broadcast Reporter In preparation for the top ten matchup between Baylor and Kansas, ESPN’s College Gameday…
No. 10 Baylor men’s basketball avenged their blowout loss to No. 5 University of Kansas with an 80-70 victory Saturday night in the Ferrell Center.
Senior forward NaLyssa Smith put on a show, playing every minute of the contest on her way to a career-high 33 points and 16 rebounds, becoming one of only six Bears in program history to record 1,800+ career points and 1,000+ career rebounds.
We’re almost to Spring Break, but first, we have the news you don’t want to miss. This week, we take…
