Allison Schrager: Why bowl together when you can scroll alone?
For most Americans, the places that provide outlets for in-person connection, such as recreation and senior centers or the grocery store, are closing.
For most Americans, the places that provide outlets for in-person connection, such as recreation and senior centers or the grocery store, are closing.
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By Stephanie Starks | Staff Writer Just weeks into his first semester, Riverside, California, freshman Aidan Christopher crossed a finish line almost 5,000 miles away from campus — and threw a Sic ’em to the crowd. Christopher finished 13th in the 18-19 Open Age Group category at...
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By Anne Wall | Reporter Normally you think of someone who spends all their time in a basement as an outcast or an antisocial person. This isn’t the case in Moody Memorial Library, as its basement provides much more than meets the eye. The Moody Makerspace offers resources that ar...
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By Kamryn Anthis | Staff Writer One of President Linda Livingstone’s first efforts to address the university’s past exclusions came in 2017, when she invited generations of women back to campus to participate in a tradition they had once been denied: running the Baylor Line. For ...
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By Abby Rathburn | Staff Writer When the last class ends, Baylor’s campus remains full. Whether students rush off to Moody Library to study or grab a bite at Penland Late-Night, there is always somewhere to go or something to do. But for commuter students, every opportunity to st...
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By Bennett Parker | Sports Writer Smooth sailing does not make for a skillful sailor. Freshman outside hitter Nadiya Johnson’s road to Big 12 volleyball was not easy despite her athleticism and skill. Adversity has arrived for Baylor volleyball, but it has not caught her off guar...
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By Sophia Monson | Opinion Editor An unfortunate pattern has infiltrated the advertisements that fill our social media feeds and decorate local bulletin boards: confusing and strangely similar graphics lacking in visual hierarchies, matching visual effects and an arguably tastele...
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By Carson Vercoe | Sports Writer Before the first snap of the 2026 season, sports fans and experts had already decided how it would go. Baylor finished the 2025 season with much to be desired. A low-tier defense was completely overhauled, new faces joined the coaching staff and a...
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By Reagan Hunter | Reporter Footballs often fly through the air at McLane Stadium, but Oct. 18 will bring a different airborne object. The Waco Buzz is bringing its first “ Paper Airplane Championship ” 4-6 p.m. that day to McLane Stadium, turning part of the stadium into an aren...
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By Layla Bazan | Photographer Long before senior safety Tyler Turner wore the Baylor uniform, he was already working toward a future in something bigger than himself. From the Brennan Junior Bears to the Baylor Bears, he has had his eyes set on the field and a chance to shine in ...
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By Dylan Sciacca | Reporter The annual Ironman 70.3 took place this past Sunday, which brought in hundreds of athletes who spent months preparing. With an estimated 2,500 participants and 7,500 spectators in attendance according to KCEN , the event allowed attendees to experience...
