Baylor Spiritual Life’s second Season of Prayer event brought students together to pray during a tumultuous election season and year.
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Breast cancer awareness is supported across the nation to find a cure. With early detection and monthly breast exams, women in college can learn about their risk of getting breast cancer.
The third-party candidate and Baylor alumna attended the university during the 1970s.
Why do students participate in politics? Hear from Baylor Republican and Democrat Vice Presidents on how political involvement has shaped their lives.
The “No Crying on Sundays” resolution has passed in the Student Senate, though work is not yet done for the authors of the bill.
Trump and Biden discussed the issues in a markedly more reserved debate than voters saw when the candidates first met on stage in September.
More Baylor students than ever before have applied to be candidates for the 2021-2022 Fulbright U.S. Student Program.
Voter intimidation may not threaten lives like it did in the past, but still exists in different forms today.
Student Senate will vote on Oct. 22 on the “No Crying on Sundays Resolution,” which will ask the Board of Regents to reinterpret the human sexuality statement and add a nondiscriminatory clause to the Baylor University Student Organization Policies and Procedures.
Voter participation in the 2020 election is off to a record-breaking start.
Leaking diesel, likely from nearby gas station, entered storm sewer, may reach on-campus creek.
In completing their first round of labs, nursing students receive their white coat and move into treating real patients. This shows their readiness to step into the professional world of medicine.
Members of the Baylor community weigh in on what campaigns have been doing to help undecided voters cast their vote for either Donald Trump or Joe Biden.
The 15 new members act as a soundboard for diversity and representation decisions and plans.
The school of music spreads out its different programs among tent structures and other locations outdoors. Tents are mainly being used for practice space.
COVID and the flu can look very similar, but doctors say that there are a few differences that can help those infected discern.
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, December graduates face unique hurdles and an uncertain future.
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Need a ride to the polls? Baylor’s commitment to 100% voter participation now includes a free shuttle service to get students excited about voting early.
By living life with college students, faculty in residence want to meet their residents and build that community. While programs that allow connections have been limited in size and number, faculty in residence have not stopped finding new ways to meet residents.
Against all odds, parade participants created their floats in only four weeks.
The city still remains a popular spot for Texas campaigns.
Baylor graduates with Hispanic heritage will gather in a zoom call Thursday to feature stories from their contributions to the local community.
It can be tempting to stay inside the Baylor bubble, but outside of campus, Waco has a whole community that is often ignored.
A temporary surge in COVID-19 testing will see Baylor test 2,500 off-campus students per week for two weeks.
Every October, college students fill out the FAFSA. There are many resources available to students on campus to make the process easier.
Students who are immunocompromised or who live with someone who is will get priority for all-online schedules in the spring. Others should expect mainly face-to-face and hybrid instruction.
The Board of Regents approved the purchase of three properties on Washington Avenue, giving the University a better financial position — owning the buildings instead of leasing them.
Clinical trials for the COVID-19 vaccine being developed by Baylor may begin in as little as a few weeks.
