Banning former President Trump isn’t an infringement of free speech, but the amount of time Twitter let him get away with flouting its rules is still evidence of huge problems with big tech.
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To succeed in creating an inclusive and united nation, hateful ideologies must be relegated to the dustbin of history.
We spent all summer watching police meet demonstrations with militaristic force. Why did they pick Jan. 6 to finally show restraint?
Weekly COVID-19 testing for all students, staff and faculty is the most promising mitigation effort the university has taken since the return of on-campus activities in August 2020.
Getting your flu shot will help protect yourself, your community and the healthcare workers who have already given so much this year.
Despite the university’s efforts, Baylor students still faced unprecedented stress this semester. Pass/fail grading is the little bit of grace students need after a full semester in a pandemic.
Baylor misses the opportunity to train its community on racial diversity and experience. Instead, the video is full of generalizations and platitudes.
Much has happened in the world since the last time many families gathered together. Take this time to discuss difficult topics instead of avoiding them.
Too often rest is seen as a reward for completing tasks rather than a necessity for maintaining a healthy life and performing at your best.
Many students have to fly in order to get home for the holidays, and it is stressful to try and stay in good health in the weeks leading up to break while COVID-19 numbers are rising.
Knowing how to have hard conversations with people of different beliefs can be the difference between Christian faith being a uniting force or a dividing one.
Having a polarized nation is better than having an apathetic one. Polarization shows that people will fight for their values and beliefs, and it can lead to social change.
Ableism isn’t a buzzword, it’s a real form of discrimination that’s plagued this nation for centuries.
The Electoral College skews the value of a single vote depending on what state its cast in. Deciding the president by popular vote would put every voter on a level playing field.
Birth control. For more than just preventing pregnancies.
Time is running out as college is coming to an end for December graduates.
The 2020 election is going to take some time to sort out, and that’s completely expected. Save the panic and partisan bickering for later.
The pandemic proved its popularity, now it’s time to make voting by mail an option for everyone in every election.
Enjoy the spooky season, but beware of the risks still posed by COVID-19.
Making excuses for sexual misconduct marginalizes the experience of victims and enables continued bad behavior by the famous and powerful.
By entertaining debates over objective facts and settled science we distract from actually addressing the issues at hand.
For a city packed with hungry college students, the state of Waco’s late-night food scene is less than stellar.
Student athletes are human too. Cut them some slack when they fall short of perfection.
Before you head to the polls, make sure you’re educating yourself — and don’t forget about local elections.
The oldest members of Gen Z are just starting to graduate and move into the workforce. With that comes opportunities, but it also comes with the hardships of breaking the stereotypes that have been placed on us.
“Burnout” is the buzzword everyone is revisiting this time of year. As academics ramp up and the pandemic continues, students are finding themselves trying to balance their lives with a hefty workload on their desks.
Just because the bars are open doesn’t mean going is a good idea.
Last week, Baylor opened up its online schedule request form for the spring semester, but as we approach the third…
The stressors of the COVID-19 pandemic are accelerating a mental health crisis.
Casting your vote in the upcoming election is a huge opportunity. Don’t let poor planning get in the way.
