After 18 years of grueling life experiences, we finally became college students. But despite the changes in intellectual and emotional…
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Regardless of political views on immigration, President Donald Trump’s proposed border wall crumbles to environmental concern and pragmatic effectiveness.The proposed…
In a society spent streaming, it has become increasingly popular to “binge” television shows, consuming episode after episode in a…
The increased popularity of voice-activated operating systems like Alexa and Siri is due in part to our desire to have…
The process of reporting an incident of sexual assault to a university’s Title IX program is arduous — from interviews…
Popular cultural icons are typically characterized by prestige, charm or accomplishment. Yet, it is an egg, lightly speckled in front…
The United States is home to diverse landscapes that have captivated foreigners and citizens alike since the earliest years of…
The world is getting warmer, and the Trump administration continues to grow colder toward the situation.Thirteen federal agencies released a…
The four years of college are unlike any other time period in life. Professors are at the ready to answer…
The idea of consent and maintaining healthy, egalitarian relationships has been thrust into the limelight with Title IX scandals, the…
The fact that former Baylor head football coach Art Briles is unemployable in an educational setting seems indisputable. So, when…
Do you ever find yourself in the middle of a conversation with a friend only to realize they’ve stopped listening…
While Baylor is affiliated with the Baptist General Convention of Texas, the university has provided programs and events to include…
The collective blood pressure across campus seems to be slowly returning to equilibrium now that the midterm elections are in…
Over the past few years, the United States has been hit with many terrorist attacks, but the majority of those…
There have been 308 mass shootings in the United States this year, according to the Gun Violence Archive. One of…
Whether you realize it or not, we all consume art daily. From photography and cartoons on social media to YouTube…
Far too many times, we put ourselves into boxes — male, female, Christian, non-Christian, Democrat, Republican. There are so many…
Either from parents, siblings, mentors or friends, we have all heard it countless times: “Soak in college. It goes by…
Google staffers showed amazing international support for women all over the world Thursday as they participated in a walkout to…
The Big 12 recently fined Baylor $2 million by for “reputational damage” to the conference as the result of Baylor’s…
“Purity culture” in the evangelical church can be harmful, not by supporting and advocating for chastity but by weaponizing it.…
The support the #MeToo movement receives is unfairly limited by partisanship. If we more thoughtfully considered the reality and complexities…
During the final days of the Bush administration in late 2007, Congress implemented the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program under…
Leadership, when taken for granted, can be misused and a pathway for negative actions that affect everyone all the way…
One of the beautiful qualities of living in community is the opportunity to challenge others and to be challenged to…
As we move through the school year, everything seems to get harder. The grading gets stricter, the tests get more…
Dear Women,This year has been called “The Year of the Woman” to demarcate 2018 as a period of feminist progress,…
In 2016, then-Baylor student and Phi Delta Theta president Jacob Walter Anderson was indicted on four counts of sexual assault…
Some students walk by them countless times a day and don’t bat an eye. Other students might comment on their…
