By Jen Forse | Staff Writer Black gospel history lives on at Baylor, where recordings preserve the faith, music and stories of generations. Located on the garden level of Moody Library, Baylor’s Black Gospel Archive conserves the history of Black gospel music. The archives feature historic gospel...
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By Joana Karoshi | Staff Writer Baylor’s Student Senate unanimously passed legislation Thursday calling on Campus Recreation to consider allowing sleeveless athletic attire in designated Student Life Center fitness areas. The legislation, which passed 29-0, asks Campus Recreation...
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By Jeffrey Cohen | Sports Editor Fifth-year wide receiver Jayden McGowan had only one catch under his name since 2024. He made a 7-yard reception in Charlotte’s 2025 season opener against Appalachian State before suffering a season-ending knee injury. He made his long-awaited ret...
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By Taylor Zeulner | Social Media Editor Athletes rely heavily on the student section’s energy in their performance. When they see their peers, friends and family in the stands cheering them on, there is a united front for the love and passion of the game. The energy and noise of ...
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By Bennett Parker | Sports Writer Baylor is not the biggest spender in the Big 12 when it comes to NIL. Per The NIL Standard, Baylor isn’t a top-50 spender in the country, nor is it a top-10 spender in the Big 12. It is a tricky subject to navigate, and head coach Dave Aranda not...
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By Tripp Henderson | Staff Writer In the wake of the last 10 years of the American presidency, what it means to be a great president has become a foggy idea on the horizon of our minds – something unfamiliar and out of reach. Holding the highest office in the land requires that p...
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By Tripp Henderson | Staff Writer Baylor University filed a lawsuit against the Trustees of Boston University Aug. 8, 2025, over the interlocking “BU” logo. Just over a year later, the universities are now nearing a settlement agreement. President Linda Livingstone told The Laria...
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By Dylan Sciacca | Reporter Cars roll in 9-11:30 a.m. every third Saturday to Black Rifle Coffee Co. for Cars and Coffee, a car show and meet. The event is a place where veterans, car enthusiasts and local residents can come together over shared experiences and common interests. ...
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By Dylan Sciacca | Reporter Going to college is not cheap. Between tuition, food, books and activities on the weekend, spending can add up quick. That is why students are always finding ways to save. Spots like thrift stores have become very popular among the Baylor students beca...
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Cameron Park Zoo, 1701 N. Fourth St., unveiled an upgraded Junior League of Waco Butterfly Garden earlier this month.
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Local business and industry leaders will talk about the artificial intelligence are skills needed in the workplace at an Oct. 8 forum hosted by McLennan Community College....
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McLennan County election officials have received about 6,000 voter registrations from a statewide backlog of about 200,000 not forwarded from the Texas Department of Public Safety....
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When traveling in France, I can’t help but marvel at the towering Gothic cathedrals that mark the centers of many towns. I like to imagine what it was like to be a pilgrim 600 years ago, hiking for days to…...
