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Baylor crew will host ‘Head of the Brazos’ regatta on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. along the Brazos River.
By Helena Hunt, Staff Writer ABC’s reality competition “Shark Tank” will welcome a Bear to the show this Friday night…
Rappel down the edge of the Texas Life Insurance building in downtown Waco to promote the importance of education for at-risk youth.
Greater Waco Chamber of Commerce abruptly dismissed its long time urban development director, Chris McGowan two weeks ago. Many Wacoans are confused and suspicious of this sudden decision.
Baylor’s Student Senate tackled the topic of tank-tops during their Oct. 8 meeting. They passed a bill that could potentially…
By Taylor Griffin and Trey Gregory, Editor-in-Chief and Assistant City EditorBaylor’s Board of Regents voted Thursday to rescind the honorary…
Baylor’s Board of Regents voted Thursday to rescind the honorary degree given to Bill Cosby in 2003. The decision was…
By Emma King, Staff Writer Starting this semester, Baylor Parking Services moved from print tickets to an email-delivery system for…
By Ashley Webb A second annual health and fitness challenge between Baylor University and Oklahoma State University has been delayed…
Baylor faculty members spoke about racial sensitivity and how Americans should be more aware of stereotypes, especially when choosing what costume to wear on Halloween, during a This Matters BU discussion yesterday.
Jeff Kyle, Chris Kyle’s brother spoke to a group of students last night on campus about how the media affects…
This flash mob came as the conclusion to the choir’s annual Men’s Day Out, which began at 11:00 a.m. and welcomed over 200 high school students from local schools to Baylor’s campus. These students got the opportunity to participate in sectionals led by members of Baylor’s Men’s Choir, rehearse as a large group, fellowship over lunch and then perform a concert alongside the Men’s Choir.
A summit to discuss poverty and food insecurity will be held on campus Wednesday through Friday. The Together at the Table summit, hosted by the Texas Hunger Initiative, will welcome speakers to discuss solutions to hunger and poverty.
For many first generation college students the transition to college can be challenging. In response, Baylor created the First in Line program to help new Bears easily adjust to life as a Baylor student.
Symposium takes Baylor students and faculty down the rabbit hole.
The bright, red double-decker of the Red Bus Project has returned to Baylor University yesterday to raise awareness for the needs of orphans.
Baylor Missions Fair shows off many opportunities for Baylor students to do God’s work
A video posted by Baylor Lariat (@baylorlariat) on Oct 2, 2015 at 10:56am PDT The emotional effect of one 26-year-old…
Grammy-winning Christian rapper Lecrae will be performing in Waco Hall at 7 p.m. tonight after an opening by fellow Christian rapper and Baylor alumnus Tedashii.
A trio from Baylor’s speech pathology department is starting a speech impediment support group to encourage stutterers. The first meeting will be held at 6 p.m., on Oct. 8, in Baylor’s Neill Morris Hall room 123.
A study done by two Baylor professors found that cellphones can cause damage to relationships and lead to depression.
The Baylor Law School is hosting its second annual John and Marie Chiles Federalist Papers Lecture this coming Thursday.
Rod Dreher is a noted writer and senior editor for The American Conservative. His most recent book, How Dante Can Save Your Life, will be the subject of today’s lecture, given at 4 p.m. in the Alexander Reading Room.
Fuzzy Friends Rescue is hosting their third annual zombie run to raise funds and encourage Waco to be a safe environment for pets. The fresh, or rather undead, take on the traditional fundraiser will be held at 4:30 p.m. Saturday at Indian Spring Park in downtown Waco.
This Thursday students can enjoy eating fresh catfish while listening to Holly Tucker. Here are the details.
By Jillian Anderson, ReporterLost, again. It’s been a month of school, so it should be a breeze to find the…
The Baylor Golden Wave Band and Be The Match will be hosting a campus wide bone marrow registry drive on Thursday and Friday from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in the lobby of Baylor’s Student Union Building.
In light of congressional debate and the subsequent creation of a bill to defund Planned Parenthood, the nationwide discussion about abortion rights continues to thrive, both around campus and on social media.
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