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Editorials and opinions from the Lariat staff and readers.
A Lariat Letter in response to a previously published column regarding Black Lives Matter
Not everyone is ready for college right out of high school.
Just because the bars are open doesn’t mean going is a good idea.
Last week, Baylor opened up its online schedule request form for the spring semester, but as we approach the third…
Indoor cycling improves not only your physical health but overall mental health
Don’t assume all Black people are in favor of the Black Lives Matter movement.
I’ve always been a firm believer in the idea that music makes the heart grow fonder. If only there was a genre of music that kickstarts the right amount of serotonin in almost everyone (unless you’re a “Scrooge”)…
The stressors of the COVID-19 pandemic are accelerating a mental health crisis.
Now more than ever, when courses are online and bedrooms double as classrooms, it is important for students to figure out what they enjoy and divide their work from leisure.
Casting your vote in the upcoming election is a huge opportunity. Don’t let poor planning get in the way.
Efforts to bring college football attendance back to full capacity are a bad example — and dangerous.
COVID-19-related changes have cut students living at some apartment complexes off from BUS routes.
By Darby Good | Digital Managing EditorRelationships with people who think politically different than you are some of the most…
The video footage of fans without masks at Baylor’s home opener was embarrassing. To see a number of students without…
By Emilee Edwards | Photographer This week on Instagram, a graphic was shared by many people stating that people should…
To say the last seven days of the political news cycle have been exhausting would be the understatement of the…
By Megan Lockhart | ReporterIn my experience on campus thus far, everyone is trying to hold in any form of…
By Will Chamblee | Sports Writer Originating at West Point in 1835, class rings have been an important part of…
In the midst of last Tuesday’s presidential debate as the war of words between candidates oscillated from brutal to unintelligible,…
By Mallory Harris | ReporterThe confusion around Zoom and Microsoft Teams is adding unnecessary stress to students and faculty. If…
By Nate Smith | Broadcast ReporterVenmo may be one of the best apps ever created, plain and simple. It is…
By George Schroeder | Broadcast ReporterDedicated to my father and my grandfather.Many people are named after family members. This is…
By Meredith Pratt | Staff WriterBaylor doesn’t have the best track record when it comes to Big 12 conference pride.…
By Vivian Roach | Staff Writer In the era of the COVID-19 pandemic, an “infodemic” has also emerged. An abundance…
Running the Line is one of the most beloved traditions on Baylor’s campus — really in college sports. Every year,…
By Tim Longoria | Broadcast Reporter2020. The year that was destined to be, “The Year,” is not necessarily turning out…
By Emily Cousins | Staff WriterBefore Breonna Taylor got justice for her life, her neighbor’s apartment was protected. Breonna Taylor…
As college students, many of us are familiar with the need to be frugal and cognizant of our spending habits.…
By Lucy Ruscitto | Staff WriterWith the never-ending stressors the pandemic hurls our way, one thing we can control is…
