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Serving K-12 at-risk students is a continued priority for the Baylor Buddies mentorship program.

A new student organization plans to bring about awareness and education to law students.

In the past year, Baylor students have shown more of an interest in their nutrition and are reaching for more plant-based options, according to Baylor’s on-staff dietician available to students

The Baylor Board of Regents accepted the report of the Commission on Historic Campus Representations at its quarterly meeting on Friday, Feb. 19. The regents unanimously passed a resolution, charging the administration to take action.

George Schroeder | Broadcast Reporter Monday morning San Antonio Senior Julianna Comstock, an off-campus resident, woke up along with no…

Grace Smith | Broadcast Reporter The City of Waco sent out a press release Tuesday urging the community to work…

Baylor announced Thursday afternoon that remote instruction and telework will resume on Friday. The decision comes after President Livingstone reported earlier in the day that many students and Waco residents continue to struggle without power and water.

COVID testing throughout Baylor and Waco was paused because of the winter storm, but is expected to resume within the next few days.

Penland Dining Hall switches to self-serve food stations and limited hours as students debate if Baylor has done enough for the students.

Grace Smith | Broadcast Reporter Historic winter snowfall is making its way through the state and has leftover four million…

Within the span of two days, at least five Baylor buildings have had damages due to the winter storm.

Despite rumors circulating Tuesday night, the City of Waco will not be shutting off the water supply according to a press release sent out by the city. However, in order to keep water available without mandatory boil notices or shortages for firefighting purposes, the city is asking all residents to conserve water as best they can for the next 48 hours.

Baylor announced on Tuesday that the McLane Student Life Center (SLC) would open at 4 p.m. as an emergency warming location. The center will remain open throughout the night for off-campus residents that lack power, heat or water.

Baylor has made the decision to cancel classes on Monday and Tuesday as the weather prevents students from going to campus as well as experiencing classroom instruction online.

Nursing students are serving the community and gaining experience outside the classroom through vaccine administration.

With continuous national recognition, Baylor’s entrepreneurship program plans to continue stretching the boundaries of success.

The statue of co-founder Robert Emmet Bledsoe Baylor sits at the heart of campus. Because of Judge Baylor’s connections to the Confederacy and slavery, daily sit-ins are being held continually in front of the statue to educate others and push for the statue’s removal.

“The last time in Waco that we got down into the single digits … in February was 1985.”

To encourage meeting new students, Baylor’s Black Student Union is hosting Live Music Fridays throughout the month of Feb. to acknowledge the influence music has within the Black community.

The annual university song and dance show, All-University Sing, is usually in full swing by this time of year. However, the late start to the semester and moratorium on campus events due to COVID-19 has put a roadblock in the usual schedule of events.

A Long Long Way Film Series will take place online this year instead of in Washington D.C., and Baylor students are encouraged to attend.

Because their role requires connecting with people, implementing a semi-virtual format has affected the way social work students carry out their internships.

Students who have gone into isolation through Baylor after testing positive explain what the experience is like.

Baylor plans multiple study abroad opportunities for summer 2021, while monitoring international Covid-19 restrictions and guidelines.

Based on the findings of a recent report by the Afghanistan Study Group, Biden may choose to postpone the withdrawal of U.S. forces from America’s longest war due on May 1.

Baylor’s graduate programs are represented by “over 2,400 students in more than a hundred academic programs across the humanities, arts, and sciences.” These students, like undergraduate students, have been forced to earn their degrees in a different way than normal.

Several Baylor professors shared their experience making the jump from in-person to virtual teaching.

The Faculty Senate passed a resolution to support Gamma Alpha Upsilon’s goal to become an officially chartered student organization with 26 in favor, nine opposed and four abstained.

After hosting several online services, Vertical has announced it will resume in-person events on Feb. 15.

With February being Black History Month, future teachers in the Baylor School of Education prepare to teach Black history in their classrooms.