Baylor has enacted a change in its policy toward “expressive activities,” charging student organizations up to $3,500 for police and fire safety fees for events that qualify.
According to the Multicultural Affairs website, “The Leave Your Mark 100-level training promotes cultural humility on campus by introducing the concepts of personal identity, appreciation of differences, and understanding of microaggressions.”
Currently entering its fifth year, the Certificate in Global Engagement is giving over 400 students an official outlet to explore multicultural opportunities and become globally focused.
The Baylor Business Fellows program allows high-achieving students within the Hankamer School of Business to pursue a distinct, flexible four-year degree plan.
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The fall sports slate continues to rev up as Baylor soccer and volleyball catch fire early in the season and football enters its first game week.
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Waco Adapt is creating a space where individuals can continue building strength after physical therapy ends, offering accessible fitness options for those transitioning out of rehabilitation.
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ARTS & LIFE
For most, a banner may be a new background to take cute pictures in front of, but for Kerrville freshman Maddie Stueber, founder of Bannered by Maddie, it’s a business.
Lockdown Browser has become a modern panopticon for students. What does it mean that we treat our testing students like prisoners under surveillance?
The NHL is seriously underrated and does not receive the same amount of exposure the other national leagues do.
There’s nothing wrong with waiting for marriage to have sexual relations and making that commitment with your partner. The problem comes when there are lies told about it that damage your view of physical intimacy and who God is.
A few days ago, I opened up to my closest friends about the losing battle I was fighting with myself. They reminded me of this speech I always gave to them when all they could focus on was whatever flaw they thought they had, and they insisted that all that was holding me back was flipping a switch in my mentality.
If you’re looking for a quick way to eat healthier and increase your vegetable intake, then look no further. The solution is broccoli.
The hard truth is that our Student Government represents only a small portion of our academic colleges, student populations and student organizations. That needs to be fixed both on paper in the Student Government bylaws and through our communication efforts.
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