By Vivian Roach | Staff Writer, Video by Grace Smith | Broadcast Reporter The Baylor fight song was heard loud…
By Lucy Ruscitto | Staff WriterFormer Baylor professor Dr. Jacqueline-Bethel Mougoué returned to campus Thursday to speak about the closely…
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By Matthew Muir | Staff Writer A Baylor economics professor and his wife taught aspiring beekeepers the basics of the…
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In a statement to The Lariat, Baylor said it received “credible, confidential information” alleging hazing within the fraternity last weekend. Given the seriousness of the allegations and potential violations of state and federal anti-hazing laws, the university issued an immediate cease and desist of all chapter operations.
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Football has been at the center of homecoming since 1909, but Baylor Athletics made the most of the weekend all around, winning six games in five sports.
Sophomore outside hitter Ksenia Rakhmanchik lit up Kansas State Sunday afternoon, recording the most kills in a Big 12 match this season with 32.
Baylor women’s basketball came alive in their 112-40 win over Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Sunday afternoon following a poor shooting performance against Central Arkansas.
Baylor entered Saturday’s homecoming game with energy coming off a blowout win over UCF. Despite that, the Bears fell behind 10-0 early but stormed back to beat Iowa State 42-31.
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ARTS & LIFE
The top eight All-University Sing acts returned for Pigskin Revue 2026 Thursday night, and they did not disappoint.
On March 30 President Barack Obama stood before Georgetown University and described his plan regarding America’s energy consumption.
Like many of you, I’ve had to deal with a seemingly irresolvable problem that has plagued college roommates for decades: some groceries just seem to disappear faster than they should.
Female employees are suing Walmart for gender discrimination. They call it a companywide problem. The massive corporation wants them to sue individually. We see cause for a class-action lawsuit.
News hit Monday that America was taking steps back and sinking into a support role in the ongoing Libyan conflict. Many will balk at the idea of America not jumping directly into the problem and not using its influence and affluence to quickly further democracy.
There’s something about knowing exactly what is in my food that makes me want to eat it even more.
Once upon a long time ago, a tired man faced an audience of public workers. They were on a wildcat strike, demanding the right to bargain collectively and to have the city for which they worked automatically deduct union dues from their paychecks. The city’s conservative mayor had flatly refused these demands.



