To show full support of the journey the men’s basketball team has been on, Student Activities hosted a watch party at McLane Stadium for students. With every whoosh of a free throw and every clean 3-pointer, the field of students erupted with energy.
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Don’t Cancel that Class! program allows for faculty members to have someone from the department of wellness come in and teach a helpful presentation over well-being, to prevent the professor from canceling class completely.
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Student government elections for internal and external vice president are coming up on April 8 and 9. It’s time to meet the candidates.
Baylor plans for a “normal” semester as vaccination efforts increase.
Thirty-three LGBTQ students at various Christian colleges across the United State, including two Baylor students, filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Education earlier this week for giving Title IX religious exemptions to taxpayer-funded, private religious colleges and universities.
People driving through Waco aren’t the only ones who deal with the constant construction in Waco. Students and faculty must work with the construction to make it to class or work on-time without fail.
Student body president candidate Grace Kelliher plans to to build on last administration and restore Baylor in-person experience.
Working in-person or from home, what’s the best option for you?
Baylor’s career-focused resources are helpful to students seeking jobs during the pandemic.
The Baylor Career Center, along with current Baylor graduate students, gives advice for choosing the right grad school for you.
Students often pursue two majors at Baylor that are related to be better prepared for their intended career. The double major life is also for students with unrelated interests, opening multiple career options.
Because of the pandemic, remote interviews and salary negotiation are becoming more common during job recruitment.
Internship experiences prove to be change makers for students’ pre-graduation career paths
Last week marked one year since the first day of virtual classes due the pandemic. What was at first anticipated to be a two-week hiatus from on-campus activities turned into a year of online and learning at a distance.
On Saturday, a virtual robotics demonstration will be hosted in order to raise money for the Baylor University’s Women’s Council scholarships.
Burnout becomes more frequent on campus as the semester comes to an end.
Student representatives Bradley Graham and Carlie Dill share inputs and details about what goes on in the decision-making process and how student voices are heard.
Baylor students have been experiencing long-term effects of COVID-19.
Amid Women’s History Month, Women in Business at Baylor aids aspiring business professionals in reaching their goals, pursuing their faith and understanding their worth in the workplace.
How are Baylor students networking to find their next steps after college?
With the release of the Commission on Historic Campus Representations report on Tuesday afternoon, members of the Baylor family have expressed mixed responses, particularly regarding the recommendations for Burleson Quadrangle.
All 16 and older will be eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine Monday in the state of Texas.
The Keston Center library and archives, part of Baylor Libraries, held panel discussion with researchers about what’s going on in their part of the world
A new set of statues will be erected on campus honoring the university’s first Black graduates. The commission also recommended keeping the Judge Baylor statue in place and moving the Rufus Burleson statue to a less prominent place on campus.
Entering its third year, BSM is excited to have FM72 in-person this spring for students and faculty. Keeping in mind Covid-19 guidelines, BSM has plans to follow all protocols as well as bring students together.
Venturing Out provides a valuable resource for entrepreneurs in a field that is “trial by fire,” as they receive advice from experienced veterans.
After a recent increase in car burglary reports, students are urged to avoid becoming a victim by taking out their valuables and remembering to lock up, no matter the time of day.
Students discuss their hesitancy and doubts about getting a COVID-19 vaccines.
Baylor accommodated students with no standardized test scores for both the admissions cycle and scholarship events for the incoming class of 2025.
