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Walking across campus, you’re sure to spot countless women wearing colorful T-shirts or jerseys with Greek letters plastered across the…
There’s a standard of living that plenty of Baylor students embody at some point in their college career: “Broke College…
New York University’s School of Medicine announced last week that it will be tuition-free for all current and future students.…
Last week Ohio State University suspended its head football coach, Urban Meyer, for three games following the university’s investigation into…
Not knowing your grades and forgetting when your tests are can be the most frustrating moments of the year. As…
Baylor’s Greek community is certainly distinct, especially when compared to other universities of the same caliber. An emphasis on service,…
We all have a favorite TV show –– “The Office,” “Grey’s Anatomy,” “New Girl,” “Law and Order.” We often find…
Graduation falls between being a student under training and being let loose as a contributing member of society. This event…
For popular schools swamped with applicants, college waitlists can be a part of the admissions process for several institutions. Baylor…
Last week, two African-American males were arrested for trespassing while sitting in a Starbucks, waiting to meet a friend. Few…
Every 10 years since 1790, the U.S. Census Bureau surveys the country’s population. The purpose of the census is to…
There’s a reason the Founding Fathers included “freedom of the press” in the very First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution,…
To the City of West, We remember. We remember that night, five years ago, when so many of your lives…
Two billion Facebook users are questioning whether or not to follow the trend of #DeleteFacebook as the corporation shared information…
Globalization is an oxymoron like no other. It possesses this unique capacity to connect us while simultaneously separating us. It…
As college ends for students, they’re plagued with many difficult decisions –– Where to live, where to work and how…
There has been extensive focus on sexual assault in the mainstream media lately. The rise of movements like #MeToo and…
This week, President Donald Trump tweeted once again about two major issues: illegal immigration and the North American Free Trade…
The great Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s most famous speech –– often cited for its hopeful, dreaming tone ––…
Amazon’s “working for Amazon” tab on its website boasts about employees who bring their dogs or their kayak to work…
For the 2018-19 student government election cycle, The Lariat editorial board chooses to endorse Huxley, Iowa junior Austin Allaire for…
This country needs to wake up. People need better awareness of the fundamentally challenged society African-Americans live in. Flaws in…
Last week’s “What’s New BU” email blast included a note from the department of student activities announcing a review of…
Sticks and stones may break bones, but words have broad-reaching societal impact. According to a study titled “Gender Bias and…
It’s no surprise the sun bring people joy after the long-standing clouds and chill of the winter months. With the…
Real estate is all about location, and as one of the biggest tech giants in the world searches for the…
We are all passionate about something. In some instances, our passions take on big issues like gentrification. Other times, that…
As the halfway mark of the spring semester passes, students get restless, professors frantically cram in more information and end…
You may have noticed that we were robbed of an hour of sleep this weekend. Daylight Saving Time, sometimes known…
