The feeling is unfortunately common — we find a position we are ecstatic to run for or a group we…
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As Baylor students, we have the privilege of being part of an institution that provides us with a nearly endless…
When beginning college, students are given the choice to either pave their own way, or follow the precedence set before…
Matt Rhule’s time at Baylor will go down in the books as a triumphant underdog tale. Every era must come…
Wake up. Study. Maybe eat. Sleep. Repeat. During finals season, it can be easy to fall into a monotonous cycle.…
Mayor Pete Buttigieg, 37, stands as the fourth most popular democratic candidate for the 2020 presidential election, according to democratic…
Currently, Baylor has no non-Christian religious organizations chartered. Although Baylor does have the right, as a private institution, to disallow…
It’s that time of the year — along with finals, projects and last-minute assignments, students are able to partake in…
Video streaming services are at an all-time high. Cable has transitioned into adding Netflix, which has transitioned into adding one,…
Thanksgiving Break is approaching, and you’re most likely counting down the days. While many students will be traveling home to…
Protests and public activism or demonstrations are newsworthy, and it is the job of journalists to report news to the…
College newspapers, just like any other form of journalism, have a duty to inform and report the truth. This civil…
We get meme culture. But sometimes meme culture can perpetuate toxic ideas, stereotypes and cancel culture, no matter how harmless…
What comes to mind when you think of America’s national parks? Escape, natural beauty, adventure and freedom are generally what…
A significant amount of effort is put into the freshman year Baylor experience to ensure that students are able to…
Hype will die, but your actions stay with you forever. Who would have thought that a chicken sandwich could create…
For students, it’s no secret that the majority of the weekend is used to decompress. Sunday, however, is for getting…
Facial recognition is not just useful for unlocking your iPhone.Hong Kong protesters of the proposed extradition bill have more to…
The Magnolia Silos, Magnolia Table and now Magnolia Press attract tourists to Waco and help to boost the city’s growing…
As Facebook and Twitter have gone opposite directions in their approach to misleading political ads, much debate has arisen over…
Have you ever gotten to the dining hall or SUB to grab a snack and realized you left your student…
The online community speaks its own language, filled with symbols and words with secret meanings. Two people from opposite sides…
When it comes to college students and politics, things seem to go either one of two ways— the student has…
Warning: This editorial includes detailed descriptions of acts labeled as sexual misconduct, some of which are graphic and unwanted sexual…
Say goodbye to any Baylor branded material in the color black. The student media and journalism, public relations and new…
The clock has gone down to 0, the players have waved to the crowd, and “That Good Old Baylor Line”…
News happens all around us. At the Baylor Lariat, we prioritize presenting our readers with factual, necessary information to inform…
With rampant claims of “fake news” or biased journalism, the editors of the Baylor Lariat hope we can remain credible…
In a time when using services like Uber or Lyft is incredibly popular for college students and working people alike,…
This spooky season, don’t get tricked. October is recognized as National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, but protecting your identity is essential…
