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On Nov. 8, the results of one of the most polarizing elections in recent history were finalized, and approximately half…
Donald Trump is the president-elect. As it stands, a majority of the citizens did not vote for our future president,…
We have posted memes featuring Donald Trump’s and Hillary Clinton’s faces. We have shared politically poignant articles. We have commented…
You probably won’t read this entire piece. You might skim a paragraph or two — you’ll read the headline and…
The 2016 election has come and gone and Donald Trump has been elected. However, when members who voted went to…
Dear women of the 21st century,Americans live in a beautiful time of freedom and growth. Women today are able to…
Election Day is looming ever closer, pushing its way into the minds of voters.This is the first presidential election in…
We can all agree that ISIS has it wrong — the extremist group is responsible for the almost weekly terror…
We’ve all seen movies like “Terminator” and “iRobot” where artificial intelligence is portrayed as unreliable and dangerous when manipulated, yet…
The construction of the Dakota access pipeline has been making news headlines for the past few weeks. The standoff between…
On Nov. 8, America will face another pivotal moment in its history – Election Day. In less than two couple…
With the constant media coverage of this season’s presidential candidates, it’s almost impossible to forget that elections are rapidly approaching.…
Opinions make the world go ’round. Without passion, we would never have seen the instigation of the civil rights movement,…
ISIS has people turning to violence abroad, North Korea’s nuclear program is proliferating and nearly half a million Syrians have…
Student-athletes aren’t your everyday students; they don’t keep traditional schedules and they certainly aren’t held to the same standards as…
The rush for Spring 2017 registration begins Nov. 2. Some students make mock schedules; some plan to fly into the…
Thomas Jefferson said, “If a nation expects to be ignorant and free in a state of civilization, it expects what…
We see happy dog owners walking their dogs around campus, letting them play out on Fountain Mall and bringing them…
When Justice Antonin Scalia died in February from a heart attack at his ranch in West Texas, it sounded like…
If you look on the Major Academic Planner (MAP) for a B.A. in journalism, it lists of four required courses…
This Sunday, the political battlegrounds reopen for Secretary Hillary Clinton and businessman Donald Trump to continue fighting for the presidency…
As students, we savor the days we are excused from classes. The same zeal with which we used to anticipate…
As midterm study guides fill binders and group study sessions consume evenings, this semester’s workload starts to take its toll…
Student advising comes around once every semester. For the lucky ones, there is only one appointment to attend, and it…
One of the greatest advantages of technology is the ability to bring communities together, regardless of how spatially separated the…
Baylor has made strides to provide students with affordable, accessible transportation to and from campus, and around Waco. Through services…
The last several years have been good seasons for Baylor football. We’ve all heard stories of seasons where the games…
If you have the weekly meal plan,how many times have you been in a situation where you weren’t able to…
A few weeks ago, we erroneously released an editorial condemning Baylor for what we thought was a recent amendment to…
