China’s actions against Uighur populations in the Xinjiang region have been deemed “genocide” by the U.S. government in one of the outgoing Trump administration’s final acts.
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Some students felt constrained by course options even after Baylor made tweaks to percentages of online, hybrid and in-person classes.
While in D.C. for the Baylor in Washington program, students witness the aftermath of the attack on the Capitol.
With no topic considered off-limits, the Baylor University Counseling Center brings a new service to students where open and thoughtful discussions are the goal. Without any preconceived expectations, this is meant to be a student-driven conversation.
Never before has a woman or woman of color held the office of Vice President — until Wednesday.
The Commission on Historic Representations addressed many issues of Baylor’s past, but Baylor NAACP’s president looks forward to Baylor doing more to address the issues of the present.
With the rapid spike in COVID-19 cases after the holiday season in Texas and one Baylor graduate student death, Baylor invited back thousands of students, faculty and staff to move to Waco for another semester.
A woman who claims she was raped at a Baylor fraternity party in 2016 settles the lawsuit.
The Low-Income Success Team inspired Faculty Senate to raise money for meal cards, but the work to help low-income students will not stop there.
Weekly testing for COVID-19 for the Baylor community hopes to bring normalcy back to campus life.
By Ava Dunwoody | Staff WriterAs the semester comes to a close, the clock is ticking on the administration to…
At the end of a difficult semester, administration and student leaders see accomplishments worth celebrating.
Low numbers in the stands but high preseason rankings for basketball teams
The expertise of faculty allow for a multi-directional approach to COVID-19 research out of the school
Baylor has been included in the yearly ranking for over a decade.
McLennan County is unlikely to implement a stay-at-home order, but following protocols actively will continue to keep businesses open and hospital capacities at working levels.
Baylor’s student teachers in Waco schools learned to be flexible this semester as the COVID-19 pandemic presented several challenges in the classroom.
In-person events have been put to a halt until early February, Baylor announced. Virtual meetings, however, may resume in January.
Local health experts recommend extreme vigilance to prevent the spread of COVID-19 during the holidays.
A bill to offer pass/fail grading to students this semester passed Student Senate in a near-unanimous vote. Now Baylor’s administration has the final say.
Long-term effects of COVID-19 are common for anyone who has survived the disease.
Steppin’ Out is an event where thousands of students roam the Waco community doing acts of service. Although this year looks different due to COVID-19 safety regulations, students still have the opportunity to serve others.
Texas and Baylor have a plan for the COVID-19 vaccine.
President Livingstone has led a university-wide initiative to bring awareness to racial injustice. Part of this initiative includes a diversity training video that Baylor students, faculty and staff must watch by the end of the fall semester.
Tired of getting countless reminders to do your course evaluations in your inbox and on Canvas? Here’s why they are being pushed so hard.
Student Activities says this decision was made to assist with travel planning.
Feeling trapped in quarantine? Baylor campus recreation has created a special time for non-COVID positive students to “Get Outside.”
Through donations to United Way, local nonprofits receive funding
A turkey spared and a turkey paired (with gravy.)
Fifth Street will be a lot less bustling this year for a completely live streamed traditional Baylor Christmas kick-off.