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By Bridget Sjoberg | Staff Writer Federal Day, a specialized career fair for students interested in pursuing jobs in the…
By Adrienne Redman | ReporterStudents and visitors alike took on the harrowing challenge of 13.1 miles Saturday to complete this…
Baylor alumnus Jess Cagle, editor-in-chief of People magazine, offers advice, stories and insight which led him to his success in journalism.
By Maya Butler | ContributorBaylor is known for its religious integration into courses, athletics and social organizations. However, not all…
By Emma Whitaker | ReporterExperience with the freshman 15? Well, it is found that college students struggle with eating well…
The Conversational English Partner program creates a safe environment for international student scholars and faculty members to improve their speaking skills while also learning more about the culture around them.
By Bridget Sjoberg | Staff WriterFreshman Class Council (FCC) provides food, philanthropy and competition each year when putting on it’s…
By Madalyn Watson | Staff WriterThe women of Clasped Hands in Service (CHIS) raised money for their future service and…
Here are all the things you can do at Baylor this week.
By Alexandra Donnel | ReporterTruett Theological Seminary Alumni, and former Baylor staff member Christopher Mack was invited to speak at…
With the use of technology increasing, especially on college campuses, research shows the physical effects it can have on not…
Matt Muir | Staff WriterSplashes of colored powder turned their appearance from plain to Pollockian under rainbow clouds of dust…
By Bridget Sjoberg | Staff Writer A performance by internationally-recognized dance group Ollimpaxqui Ballet Company and provided Latin American cuisine…
By Alexandra Donnel | ReporterMatt Snowden, a George W. Truett Theological Seminary graduate and the pastor of the historic First…
Some join sororities and all their dreams come true. Other struggle to find their way.
By Madalyn Watson | Staff WriterThe terrorist attack on two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand on Friday, killed 50 people…
Giving rides, free food and information about Jesus were all part of spring break on the beach for members of BSM
Spring Break is a highly anticipated time for college students across the country and seniors are enjoying the last moments of it while freshmen are looking forward to what’s ahead of them.
After a year and a half of researching and writing, seniors in the Honors Program and University Scholars majors are in the final stages of their senior theses
By Morgan Harlan | Staff WriterKathy Khang, an Asian-American writer and speaker, was presenting at Chapel on Feb. 18 when…
By Matthew Muir | Staff WriterHotel Indigo Waco-Baylor’s recently announced Charity of the Month partnership program will work with 12…
By Cameron Stuart | Radio DirectorAlmost two and a half years after a hit-and-run accident killed former Baylor student David…
By Emma Whitaker | Reporter Since “Green Book” won Best Motion Picture, Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting…
By Madalyn Watson | Staff WriterThe men of Beta Theta Pi celebrated Pi Day a week early this year on…
By Lexi Donnel | Reporter”Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return.”This phrase is heard by people…
By Emma Whitaker | ReporterDr. Charles Ramsey challenged Texan pastors to shift their way of thinking while speaking at the…
Increasing sustainability on campus benefits not only environment but students as well.
The responsibility of helping fund non-profits in Waco has been put in the hands of students taking the Philanthropy & the Public Good course here at Baylor.
By Bridget Sjoberg | Staff WriterTammy Blankenship Harlan, 50, has been arrested in connection with a hit-and-run accident killing Baylor…
