By Anne Wall | Reporter Students in Baylor’s Ethics Society are preparing for an upcoming regional Ethics Bowl competition on Nov. 14 in San Antonio. To better prepare teams for competitions in 2026-27, the university has started offering class credit this year as part of Ethics Society members’...
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By Jeffrey Cohen | Sports Editor Halloween is the time whe n the supernatural comes into the spotlight , but Baylor men’s basketball showed the Northwestern State Demons that they were two days too late to emerge victorious. The Bears (1-0) dispelled the Demons (0-1) 87-56 Monday...
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By Carson Vercoe | Sports Writer Growing pains can be expected when a team enters a new season with five newcomers in a 12-player roster. That was not the reality for Baylor women’s basketball (1-0) Monday night, outscoring Fairleigh Dickinson (0-1) 30-13 in the first quarter off...
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By Elliott Nace | Assistant News Editor The Baylor Board of Regents met to discuss university spending and fundraising during its regular fall meeting Friday for the first time since the Board approved a $982.2 million operating budget for 2026-2027 in May. In addition to the for...
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By Giselle Lee | Staff Writer As political disagreements continue to shape conversations across the country, Baylor’s Department of Intercultural Engagement is creating opportunities for students to discuss differing viewpoints through its Dinner and Discourse events. Dinner and ...
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A 48-unit duplex development across Speegleville Road from River Valley Middle School has received Waco Plan Commission approval.
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One never wants to make a whole heap of snap judgments based off one game, so let’s limit it to a few.
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By Rylie Painter | Broadcast Reporter The First Amendment is one of the most deliberated topics in American politics. There seems to be a common major issue — freedom of speech only matters when we agree with what is being said. In a country that prides itself on free speech, we ...
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By Tripp Henderson | Staff Writer Defund the police, abolish ICE, completely get rid of the Senate, free incarcerated individuals, dismantle the Department of War and end capitalism as we know it. No, these aren’t the winning selections from NYU’s annual Stupid Hackathon , where ...
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By Dylan Sciacca | Reporter From the famous Pokemon to the high-worth sports cards, collecting has become more than just a hobby. However, he nostalgia and the money behind it has driven the demand so high that some collectors are struggling to find packs at affordable prices. Tr...
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By Reagan Hunter | Reporter On any given day in the garden level of Moody Memorial Library, Baylor students might be designing digital projects, experimenting with electronics, building something with shop tools, creating art or working with textiles. While many students walk pas...
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Sampling Italian cuisine is sightseeing for your palate. The recipe for a successful tour: Start with fresh ingredients, add some talented cooks, mix in a city’s personality marbled with a rich heritage, and sprinkle a happy dining crowd on top.…...
