By MJ Routh | PhotographerThis summer I went to Tampa Bay, Fla., and while playing pickle-ball with my grandparents, I…
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Editorials and opinions from the Lariat staff and readers.
When we think back on our favorite films, most of us will recall a particularly impactful storyline, an especially believable…
By Palmer Brigham | Guest Columnist As a Baylor tour guide, I understand the tradition of Chapel. Several times a…
Walking across campus, you’re sure to spot countless women wearing colorful T-shirts or jerseys with Greek letters plastered across the…
By Claire Boston | Multimedia JournalistIt’s no secret that plastic is damaging our planet – and quickly. Pictures of the…
By Aviv Tome | Guest ContributorWhen I first set foot on the Baylor campus as a freshman, I couldn’t help…
There’s a standard of living that plenty of Baylor students embody at some point in their college career: “Broke College…
No one can predict what tomorrow or even the next hour of their lives will bring, so be bold in how you feel, what you say and your actions.
By Anna Tabet | Guest ContributorAs a freshman this year, I had the experience of attending the “It’s On Us”…
By Alexandra Bebout | Guest ContributorThe 2012 gang rape case may be settled, but we shouldn’t allow ourselves to do…
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…
By Maya Butler | ReporterThis past week, I finally saw “Crazy Rich Asians,” and can I just say that it…
By Clay Parham | Guest ColumnistThe latest round of indictments against President Donald Trump’s inner circle has brought forth an…
By Bailey Brammer | Broadcast Managing EditorIt can, and has been argued that home is both a place and a…
By Rewon Shimray | CartoonistThe summer before my junior year, I decided I no longer wanted to pursue a career…
Dear readers,Thank you for tuning in to the Baylor Lariat. I say tuning in because the Lariat cannot claim to…
Not knowing your grades and forgetting when your tests are can be the most frustrating moments of the year. As…
By McKenna Middleton | Opinion EditorAlthough I’ve lived in Texas for the past three years, I still consider myself to…
Robert F. Darden | Guest ContributorToday’s homecoming of Aretha Franklin prompted me to pull out her legendary double-CD live set,…
By Nathan Keil | Sports Editor Last week, I finished re-watching one of my favorite TV shows of all-time, “Californication.”…
Baylor’s Greek community is certainly distinct, especially when compared to other universities of the same caliber. An emphasis on service,…
By Didi Martinez | Digital Managing EditorWorking for a school paper is not easy. Aside from the pay and sense…
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…
By Collin Bryant | ColumnistAcross the United States, professors are constantly assessing their students by simply assigning them a letter…
For popular schools swamped with applicants, college waitlists can be a part of the admissions process for several institutions. Baylor…
By Alison Rogers | ContributorI am epileptic. However, I think I am going to start wearing a sign to reassure…
By Branson Hardcastle | Broadcast ReporterJust dance. A phrase made popular by Lady Gaga in her hit song “Just Dance,”…
Last week, two African-American males were arrested for trespassing while sitting in a Starbucks, waiting to meet a friend. Few…
