The Division I Council of the NCAA approved a proposal on Wednesday to allow FBS conferences without 12 members (i.e.…
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Dr. Edwin Trevathan steps down as executive vice president and provost
Can you make a bridge out of paper cups, plates and paper clips? Better yet, can you tell a story…
Astronaut Rick Mastracchio spent time answering spaceflight questions Thursday evening in one of two lectures he will give during his…
Due to student requests, the schedule of summer classes for 2016 is now available. In previous years, this information was…
In a typical Baylor classroom there might be a freshman who’s left home for the first time and a senior…
By Rachel Leland, reporter This Thanksgiving, Baylor University international students gave thanks and ate their fill of turkey over the…
By Helena Hunt, Staff Writer Notes played on a piano stream out of an office in Roxy Grove. A piano…
By Emma King, Staff Writer It took countless hours over three semesters for Lipscomb, senior Kathleen Tyson to dig up…
“We kind of want to bridge the gap between the Baylor bubble and the Waco community and get students involved in something that’s bigger than them,” said Allison Carrington, president of Baylor’s Habitat chapter.
The giving spirit that comes with the holidays is quickly approaching. Freshman Class Council is hosting the annual Christmas tree farm to raise money for philanthropies and donate Christmas trees to families in need.
This month isn’t just December, for some, it’s Dressember. Dressember is a call, not only to wear a dress for 31 days in a row, but to give attention and funds to the International Justice Mission, which advocates against human trafficking.
By Emma King, Staff Writer Stress levels are rising for Fort Worth junior Craig Hatch, a member of Baylor’s Kappa…
Baylor’s administration is considering the creation of a Chief Diversity Officer position that will enhance the diversity of campus in…
The downtown Waco Central Library is expecting parking renovations to begin early next month. The project plans to expand parking…
By Ella Kimberly, Reporter Baylor’s student organization For The Kids will host a charity dance marathon starting at 5 p.m.…
By Rolando Rodriguez Soto, Reporter Avance promotes parent education and early childhood development for low-income families in Waco to provide…
By Helena Hunt, Staff Writer For the first time this semester three of Baylor’s most difficult departments—biology, chemistry, and psychology/neuroscience—have…
By Alex Bennett, Reporter Multiple associations throughout the United States dedicate themselves to different causes. One such organization is the…
The tenth annual Central Texas Turkey Trot will take place this Saturday, with prizes ranging from cash money to frozen…
Women’s club partners with local organizations in order to make difference
Nine food pantries around the Central Texas area are joining together this upcoming Friday to collect food for families across…
Introduction to Mass Communications is a class of about 300 students. It introduces many of these students to the history,…
NCAAP meets to hash out ideas to diversity campus as a whole
Student government and Student Foundation are hosting the All-University Thanksgiving Dinner from 5-7 p.m. today in Fountain Mall. The meal…
Baylor Fitness will hold the Eat Right, Lift Strong seminar at 5:30 p.m. today at 308 McLane Student Life Center.…
By Rachel Leland, Reporter Last night the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Waco opened its doors to the Secular Student Alliance,…
In the wake of Thursday’s double suicide terrorist attack in Beirut and the following day’s tragedy in Paris, empathy and…
What began early this semester as a group of graduate students airing out grievances has blown up into a…
By Zach Nichols, Staff Writer After the recent racial tensions and protests at the University of Missouri, This Matters BU,…
