Vendors observe that the Waco Downtown Farmers Market is perfect for students, as long as they’re aware of it.
Baylor is addressing a growing need for math support with its new Math Mastery tutoring program, but inconsistent attendance could determine its future. The program helps pre-calculus and Calculus I students strengthen their skills with tutors, yet many students don’t know the resource exists.
College comes with plenty of expenses, but Baylor students do not have to figure out their finances alone. The Paul L. Foster Success Center offers free peer coaching to help students set financial goals, understand their spending habits and build healthy money-management skills.
As James Talarico and Ken Paxton campaign for the U.S. Senate, both candidates have made Christianity a prominent part of their political identities. But the two candidates draw very different conclusions about how their faith should shape government, from the separation of church and state to the role of Christian values in public policy.
Eleven students will work with Baylor Athletics to address attendance barriers and make game days more engaging for the student body.
CURRENT PRINT ISSUE
The sports phenomenon Banana Ball is making its way to McLane Stadium May 7-8 to provide a new fan-first experience to Waco.
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No. 13 Baylor fought to a 1-0 victory over TCU in front of a record-setting blackout crowd on Friday night. The Bears picked up their first win against TCU in the Michelle Lenard era.
As the Revivalry approaches, Baylor students are preparing for one of the most anticipated games of the football season. With more than a century of history between Baylor and TCU, the rivalry brings plenty of school spirit, competition and occasional controversy.
Baylor volleyball is still searching for its first win over a ranked opponent. It now faces an uphill battle against No. 10 TCU on the road.
After years of working toward her dream, junior midfielder Noelle Sather represented Canada at the U20 Women’s FIFA World Cup in Poland. Since returning to No. 13 Baylor, Sather has brought newfound confidence to the Bears.
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ARTS & LIFE
From Oct. 8-18 at the Extraco Events Center, the world is your fried oyster with over 20 food vendors to choose from. To narrow down your search a bit, we have reviewed a few items from the fair.
The world will not end just because a rapper dislikes cats, and if you are really offended by Timothée Chalamet’s comments, support your local opera and ballet.
When we allow ourselves to be useless, we’re going against the idea that the value of us as living beings is tied to our output, our bank accounts or our GPA. We give our brains a chance to rest, and more importantly, we give our minds a chance to catch up to our bodies. We remind ourselves that we are human beings, not human doings.
Criticisms directed at TPUSA accuse the organization of “provocation” or creating a “spectacle.” These claims are reinforced by short viral clips rather than engagement with the organization’s actual ideologies. When judgements form this way, people risk oversimplifying complex viewpoints and reducing TPUSA and its supporters to an out-of-context viral clip.
Baylor University will host a stop on the campus tour of Turning Point USA, a national political organization that is known for staging confrontational political events at universities. While supporters say these events at universities promote free speech and bring conservative ideas onto campus, but Baylor students should be asking a deeper question: are these tours actually to foster dialogue, or are they designed to turn universities into a stage for political theatre?
A great opportunity to serve is within a church community. In 1 Peter 4:10, Christians are called to “serve others.” But if a church says “no, you cannot serve because you have to take part in a believer’s baptism,” then some may lose a chance to carry out the very thing they are called to do.
Now more than ever, the confirmation of alien life is exactly what the world needs to bridge its divide. With economically and emotionally devastating wars and polarized thinking, something big could mend fences — and finding extraterrestrials would do just that.



