Student Body President: Sutton HouserThe Lariat endorses Boerne junior Sutton Houser for the position of student body president. Houser has…
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It’s the government. The actual United States federal government, not China or Russia or some other despotism. And whether it’s…
By following social-distancing guidelines, students stuck indoors have also increased the amount of time spent on screen and away from…
While the first day of the semester is dedicated going over syllabi and establishing a common understanding of classroom expectations,…
With states across the country ordering Americans to shelter-in-place, many people are cooking from home, or using what they have…
Although we are isolated from one another physically, we can still make an effort to be there for each other.When…
While we all adjust to a new “normal,” daily life has changed dramatically for almost all of us. As college…
Winter student-athletes started their season, then it was taken from them without a warning. Stability is important, and closure is…
Some people have been taking the quarantine well. Some people have used it to catch up on passion projects or…
It’s easy to forget the world has only been at a standstill for a couple of weeks. But before life…
After Baylor announced its decision to move all classes online, teachers across campus were tasked to find out how to…
It is no new news that the COVID-19 is more dangerous to people over the age of 50— and while…
With the transition to online classes, the glee of spring is fogged by worry and disappointment. Everyone is tasked with…
Coronavirus seems to be everywhere. It feels as if in a matter of days, the pandemic has gone from being…
Spring break is the last time college seniors are allowed to be kids before they graduate and brave the new…
This may come off a bit preachy, but maybe it should. I mean, come on, virginity as a plot device?…
From a young age, we are taught to respect our elders. Sayings like “this is grown-up talk” and “you’ll understand…
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Hazing — the culture that normalizes forced activities, partying and drinking to prove yourself — needs to end. Since 2019,…
The saying goes that “ignorance is bliss.” The thing about ignorance, though, is that a lack of awareness can often…
Campaign funds have continuously been influenced by the numbers in the polls and proved more influential than candidates’ platform values.…
Controversy ensued in response to Feb. 12 Chapel speaker Kaitlin Curtice, an author and citizen of the Potawatomi Nation, as…
One in four people in the world will be affected by a mental health or neurological disorder in their lifetime.While…
No matter what classes one is in, it’s common to hear sensitive topics discussed and subjects that may be triggering…
With celebrities always in the headlines and the spotlight, it’s easy to get lost in their world portrayed by magazines,…
Subtitles are tiny. With such good movies filmed in languages other than English, it’s time for the American audience to…
The female body has always been something society views as taboo. In the past, it was evident in the strict…
Since the last time the Baylor Lariat published an editorial on e-cigarettes, many things have happened:All states raised the legal…
With the start of Black History Month in February, it’s a time to recognize both past injustice while also focusing…
The Iowa caucus was a disaster, and while New Hampshire was a simpler voting process, it still has an outsized…
