Many people only think of cellphones or drugs and alcohol when it comes to distracted or impaired driving. However, impairment…
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For our generation, Twitter is a natural platform to express grievances about our Baylor experience — be it parking-related, I-35…
College is the one time in your life that you get to live in such close proximity to such a…
Yes, Baylor is a private “unapologetically Christian” institution, and yes, Baylor’s doctrine says sexual intimacy is to be expressed in…
We’re all human. We’re not perfect. We slip up. We learn from our mistakes. With the power and accessibility of…
It’s an easy habit to resort to — you make a comment in a conversation, and to counter what you…
Friends are there to support you through the rollercoaster of life; however, they should not be expected to fix your…
Know how to say no and know what you’re capable of. People say yes far too often, so if you’re…
September is recognized as National Suicide Awareness and Prevention month, however this topic is something that deserves more attention than…
Despite a sixth person dying due to a lung disease related to vaping in the United States, you can still…
“Meal plans are convenient, flexible, and loaded with options,” according to Baylor’s dining website. The reality is many students are…
As a Texas university, football games often dictate most fall weekend plans. Football dominates everyday conversation and merchandise at the…
In the past few days it has come to the attention of the Lariat staff that papers have been completely…
College is a huge time commitment. While so many students say “I’m busy,” I don’t think that too many of…
Ben Shapiro, a prominent conservative political commentator and editor-in-chief of The Daily Wire, will be guest speaking at Baylor in…
Taking a national fear and addressing it on the campus level is something Baylor has handled well through its Sic…
You’ve probably experienced it before — during a time you may have been worried about classes or wondering whether you…
While societal structures like the caste system or feudalism are no longer present in the United States today, sometimes people…
A lot of times we complain about having so many core curriculum requirements and think that if they aren’t directly…
In a time when everyone is fighting to be relevant, there are oftentimes tweets and posts about an environmental phenomena…
Read the fine print.While this saying typically refers to legally-binding documents, the same motto should be applied to class syllabi.…
Earlier generations grew up with the looming moral dilemma “If your friends jumped off a bridge, would you?” The more…
Going to college comes with all kinds of new experiences and learning curves, and for many of us it is…
High school students imagine themselves overpacking boxes of their stuff into the car they learned to drive in to take…
Freshman year is here. You are settled into your dorm. You have found your classes. The world is at your…
By Bridget Sjoberg | News Editor As a new school year begins, it’s common to experience a variety of different…
I. Bring back coat racksWe’re not entirely sure where coat racks went and why. People didn’t stop wearing coats. When…
If you were to survey Baylor students and ask them if they are able to read a map, how many…
With graduation coming up, we are all celebrating our seniors as they prepare for the long walk across the stage.…
Coming back from you study abroad trip, it’s often difficult to find similarities between Waco and exciting foreign locations like…
