During the final days of the Bush administration in late 2007, Congress implemented the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program under…
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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…
Here at Baylor and many other Christian colleges, the culture and ideas surrounding Christianity can turn the religion into more…
Last week, Baylor offered health screenings on campus through Cigna Health Benefits, where students could receive breakdowns of their general…
American culture has a habit of dismissing entertainers that use their status to promote political causes and ideologies. From Laura…
Every university has its own identity founded in large part on the culture it fosters. Arizona State University is known…
We live in a day and age that prioritizes instant gratification and results over long-term solutions, which may take longer…
Countries around the world are having to make some serious adjustments to compensate for excessive tourism, including a loss of…
While emojis can be considered a “universal language,” with 90 percent of the world’s internet users using them, they ultimately…
As college students prepare to enter the “real world,” we take on one more title before becoming full-fledged members of…
It’s not a secret. School is hard. Oftentimes when students encounter each other, they break the ice with complaints and…
Sometimes, it can be difficult to comprehend the actions of those around us. Sometimes, people can do unforgivable things and…
Chicago Cubs shortstop Addison Russell has been placed on administrative leave following a blog post from his ex-wife Melisa Reidy-Russell…
“Be a man.” “Grow a pair.” “Man up.” Countless sayings like these have been directed toward boys and men for…
It’s been everywhere lately. In the era of #MeToo stories, accusations of sexual misconduct and sexual assault have been all…
Many of us have been in that frustrating situation where you’ve ordered clothes online that don’t even come close to…
“It’s a meme, you dip,” a quote from a viral YouTube video, is often referenced to address someone who fails…
Baylor’s office of Career and Professional Development is one of the best resources available to students. The office has events…
When a couple decides to tie the knot, there are certain questions they can count on being asked. Questions about…
Stereotypes act as reflections of widely-held beliefs about certain groups. Although our society works toward inclusion and cultural appreciation, stereotypes…
When you look back on your educational experience, odds are you have one of two polarizing views of the American…
Ever since Starbucks announced plans in July to remove plastic straws from all of its stores, the company’s actions have…
Nearly a third of women are sexually assaulted at some point in their lives, but less than half will seek…
Increasing awareness of unhealthy relationships is a hot topic in social circles these days. Since rapper Mac Miller passed away…
Although Title IX is extremely important to college students, U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is considering making drastic changes to…
