Santa isn’t the only one coming to town. COVID-19 is bringing an economic shift in the midst of the holiday season.
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Students have the option to sign up for a rapid COVID-19 test before they return home for the remainder of the fall semester.
The Career Center saw just as high success rates in job placement for graduating students last spring semester, as they take different routes after school.
After months of creating a training video, Baylor is ready to take the first step in diversity education and in working toward being more loving of all our neighbors.
Fighting pandemic fatigue will be paramount to reversing rising COVID-19 case numbers.
Famous for his ecological research and studies on owl species, Dr. Gehlbach will be remembered for his dedication to wildlife preservation.
Plaintiffs motion to sanction Baylor in Nov. 20 hearing for not producing all documents from Title IX case reviews by law firm Pepper Hamilton
Veteran Educational and Transition Services helps veterans make the most of a Baylor education.
By Sarah Pinkerton | Staff WriterAs a continuation of the Academy Speaker Series, Homero Bayarena of the FranklinCovey Institute spoke…
Used as a contact tracing method, Bluetooth bracelets have become the newest adornment to the Baylor Line. Are they helping?
Now that the election is behind us, let’s take a deeper look into how Texas actually voted. Did it happen how people thought it would?
The Holiday Drive items will be donated to people who are survivors of domestic violence.
By Sarah Pinkerton | Staff WriterThe Baylor Debate team will compete against over 200 teams in a virtual debate hosted…
The school’s newest Ph.D. program takes a different approach.
By Ava Dunwoody | Staff WriterFormer Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. has won the 2020 election with 284 electoral…
The November meeting updated the Board of Regents on major issues on campus and looked ahead to the spring.
Following guidance from health professionals, Baylor eases restrictions on meeting sizes.
Students from Nigeria draw parallels between protests against police brutality back home in Nigeria and in their second home of the United States.
With students gearing up for the holiday season, food pantries around campus are also making way for students to have food while staying in Waco. Making large strides since their opening, The Store and The Fridge are supporting students in fighting food insecurity.
By Vivian Roach | Staff Writer The Baylor Wells Project is returning to campus this year, asking students to give…
Former vice president’s lead grows as trailing President Trump mounts legal challenges in multiple states.
Baylor joins holistic approach to child poverty with their faith-based mission
Which danger poses the greatest threat: COVID-19 or fires? With no fire drills on campus this semester, Baylor is finding ways to balance both.
Waco’s two Texas House seats and one Texas Senate seat are each up for grabs this Election Day. While they agree on COVID-19 taking center stage, a wealth of other issues make each candidate stand out.
The strict protocols, surveillance testing and a strong marketing campaign have been key components to keeping Baylor open.
If everything went according to the Democratic Party’s ideal plan, what would the results of the 2020 election look like?
Economic development and infrastructure continue to be important issues for Waco City Council candidates.
Many Republicans want President Trump to have a decisive win over Democratic candidate Joe Biden. Republican Baylor students in particular want to see Trump win big in Texas.
In light of events happening within the nation and around the world, students formed a unity march on Fountain Mall to reinforce standing against social and racial discrimination.
Garland freshman was initially turned away from the polls.