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By Emma King, Staff Writer Baylor University has joined the list of colleges using the Rave Guardian app to promote…
By Taylor Griffin, Editor-In-Chief President and Chancellor Ken Starr recommended the university Board of Regents retain outside counsel during the…
By Stephanie Reyes, Staff Writer Starting today, Baylor and other private universities all over Texas will be required to release…
By Taylor Griffin, Editor-in-Chief President and Chancellor Ken Starr recommended the university Board of Regents retain outside counsel during the…
Fifth Street and Fountain Mall renovations are still set for completion before Baylor Homecoming in October, according to Keven Kehlenbach,…
Several parking changes were made for both moped and student parking users for the upcoming school year.
By Shehan Jeyarajah, City Editor President and Chancellor Ken Starr is heading into his fifth year in his role at…
Over the summer, the Baylor Police Department created a new captain position and added six new officers to their force in order to improve campus safety and security.
Baylor University was largely unaffected by the outbreak of violence that took place between rival biker gangs at the Twin Peaks restaurant earlier this summer.
The summer Board of Regents meeting approved funding for Hankamer renovations and the department of communication sciences and disorders and designated Sue Getterman as new Regent Emerita.
With sexual discrimination on the rise on college campuses across the United States, Patty Crawford, Baylor’s first Title IX coordinator,…
Freshmen began moving into North and South Russell Halls on Wednesday, after a year-long closure due to a $28 million refurbishment that was part of a $135 million master plan to refurbish residential facilities across campus.
By Reubin Turner, Senior Staff Writer A change to the university’s sexual conduct policy made national headlines this summer after…
By Reubin Turner, Senior Staff Writer A trial in the trademark infringement lawsuit between Baylor University and The Baylor Alumni…
Baylor responded to claims of wrongdoing by releasing a statement and the original transfer request form on Friday.
Sam Ukwuachu, former Baylor football defensive end and 2015 graduate, was found guilty on Thursday in Waco’s 54th State District Court on two counts of sexual assault, the Waco Tribune-Herald reported.
A collision at 12:10 p.m. today involving two 18-wheelers has closed the portion of I-35 running south between University Parks Drive and the 500 block where Fazoli’s and McDonald’s are located.
The Baylor University Board of Regents voted to approve a new Ph.D. program in entrepreneurship at its annual meeting today in Waco, effective in Fall 2016. The program will become only the seventh such doctoral program accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business.
Dr. Jonathan Tran, an associate professor of religion, and his family came to America in 1975 at the end of the Vietnam War when he was a toddler. They left Vietnam in the midst of death and war.
Every Saturday morning, if the weather permits, Jill Boman and her husband, David, toss up their canopy and cover their table with sweet-smelling treats. Boman creates her own products using only ingredients that are safe to eat.
Park Ridge, Ill., junior Colin McGuire remembers the first time he ever met Greenwood Village, Colo., sophomore Hunter Noon. It was on the volleyball court
For the second semester in a row, Baylor’s Philanthropy and the Public Good class distributed thousands of dollars in grant money to nonprofits.
Baylor’s Mayborn Museum Complex plans to showcase pirate loot found in the deep sea in its new exhibit “Shipwreck!”
For the first time ever, Waco will host the No Limits Monster Truck World Championship at McLane Stadium. The show, which starts at 7 p.m. Saturday, is one of the most visible attempts of Baylor to try and make McLane a family venue.
As a passionate Christian who believes he has been called to help the Baylor student body, Houston junior Pearson Brown said he grounds his future as student body president in his beliefs.
Joseph Lieberman, former U.S. senator and 2000 Democratic party vice president nominee, was the guest in the spring “On Topic” series with President and Chancellor Ken Starr on Tuesday night in Waco Hall.
Dr. Diana Garland’s leadership and service throughout her many years serving the School of Social Work has prompted a name change in her honor.
A Baylor engineering student organization won third place at the annual Basic Utility Vehicle Design Competition hosted by the Institute for Affordable Transportation in Ohio on Saturday.
Just one block away from The View, another apartment complex is proposed to go up in place of the abandoned H-E-B. Austin-based developer American Campus Communities would build on the newly designated planned unit development land. The project is estimated to cost $40 million.
