Without a doubt, sexual assault is a conversation that has dominated the media and rightfully so. Most recently, sexual assault…
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Women in male-dominated fields such as the military or STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) often face prejudice because of…
As we approach the mid-point of the semester, exams and assignments are piling up, along with other commitments. It’s the…
Danger is no stranger to us in the world we live in today, one where everywhere we go we must…
In times of terrible crisis, our country bands together to ensure the well-being of the individuals and families affected.These events…
When thinking of countries that need help and support from a major, developed country like the United States, Spain isn’t…
Whatever political party, religious affiliation or socioeconomic group you identify with, we should all be thankful for first responders.Last week,…
Fifty-eight people were gunned down on Oct. 1 in Las Vegas during a music festival as country singer Jason Aldean…
Although women’s rights have come a long way in the last 100 years, we still have a long way to…
In the wake of the past year, it is important to provide continued support for those who have been caught…
The man of Playboy bunny ears and “The Girls Next Door,” Hugh Hefner, founder of the Playboy empire, died at…
About 13 years ago, Dove sparked the movement for positive body image with its Campaign for Real Beauty, a series…
Much like any city, Waco has a long, rich history. It has been shaped by the actions of people in…
For many high school seniors fresh off of the graduation stage, the concept of a four year university can seem…
Deaf awareness is vital for the hearing community to recognize and learn about Deaf culture. Since September is National Deaf…
“Fight like a girl” is more than a cliche, and it took on even more sincerity this week. On Monday,…
It’s time to properly celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month. From Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, we have 30 days to…
It’s that time of year again. The fun and games of syllabus week are over and the stress of tests…
As students at a university, we are consumers of education. As consumers, we should leave with a product that we…
President Donald Trump signed a bill on Sept. 8 that raised the debt ceiling to keep the government open for…
“First world problems” have become the source of countless memes and hashtags on Twitter over the past few years. People…
Purchasing shower shoes and coordinating colors with their roommates are tasks that many eager freshmen are more than happy to…
During the presidential election, one of the rising concerns was the attitude that President Donald Trump had toward the Environmental…
How does it feel when someone makes a snap judgment of us based on our appearance, our social standings or…
The two-back-to-back category four hurricanes that made landfall in the United States has kept our hearts and thoughts occupied. Now,…
On Thursday, United States Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos announced her plan to review and replace Obama-era Title IX guidelines,…
Remember two years ago when our football team was one of the top programs in the country? Remember when we…
Waco is a college town, but does not have the proper road and safety measures that students need to walk…
When massive disasters such as war, starvation, disease, fire or unpredictable storms occur in other parts of the world, we…
As of Friday, texting and driving is illegal in the state of Texas (see Lariat and LTVN coverage here). House…
