“In class, students can get caught up in grades and deadlines,” Linville said. “Here it’s just about experimenting and trying things out. The Riso helps show that creative work doesn’t have to be perfect to be meaningful.”
Trending
- Memes are desensitizing us
- Stop teaching history like it’s the past
- Top 5 weirdest things I saw at ACL
- ‘Mudfest’ turns to grunge fest with ACL Weekend 2 fashion
- Beyond borders: Life-changing conversations with Baylor’s diplomat in residence
- Revivalry week adds fuel to the fire for Baylor
- Aryanna Jimison turns opportunity into impact for No. 13 Baylor soccer
- Business school launches new week-long study abroad experiences

