By Giselle Lee | Staff Writer More uncertainty looms over international students after a federal judge in Massachusetts ordered the postponement of the “Duration of Status” (D/S) rule change Sept. 14, leaving the policy without a new start date. The Baylor International Student and Scholar Servic...
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By Kamryn Anthis | Staff Writer From the U.S. Senate to the governor’s mansion, Texas voters will decide several major races this November — and Baylor students have until Oct. 5 to make sure they are registered to participate. The Nov. 3 general election ballot includes races fo...
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By Cannon Fritz | Reporter When people think about Baylor athletics, football is usually one of the first things that come to mind. McLane Stadium on a fall Saturday is one of the best experiences Baylor has to offer. From the Baylor Line to the sea of green and gold, football ri...
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By Dylan Sciacca | Reporter Business deals have been tricky since the beginning of time. However, a deal worth $7.7 billion can have more effects than what meets the eye. In late August 2025 , UFC made a deal with Paramount+ for a seven-year, $7.7 billion deal. This allowed only ...
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By Brooke Cranford | LTVN Sports Director Being a Christian does not mean you are immune to all of the troubles life gives us. In fact, God gives us a multitude of examples in the Bible of people who suffered. One of many examples would be Job. When you read through the story of ...
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By Giselle Lee | Staff Writer For domestic students, pursuing a career in healthcare is straightforward: you join one of the eight pre-health programs on offer, put in the research hours and long study sessions, and the only obstacle left is applying to medical school or other po...
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By Tripp Henderson | Staff Writer As NASA’s newest flagship space telescope begins its mission millions of miles above Earth, a Baylor professor and his students will have a hand in deciphering the data it sends back. NASA launched the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Aug. 30, m...
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By Abby Rathburn | Staff Writer At Baylor, students looking to find their community rarely have to look far. Almost every day, student organizations line Fountain Mall, hoping to turn a passing student into a new member, event attendee or supporter. Tables covered with banners, f...
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By Arden Berry | Arts & Life Editor Game day brings a sea of green and gold fashion, from bright gold Baylor Line jerseys, green wigs and large yellow hats to dresses and cowboy boots. One outfit, however, is spreading through the student section, covering students in school spir...
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Owen Carson | Broadcast Reporter “I’m going to Disney World,” is what’s shouted after almost every Super Bowl by the best player on the winning team. Instead, what they should be saying is “I’m going to Disneyland.” Every year around 80 million people attend both Disneyland and D...
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TEXAS (KXXV) A grass fire is nearly contained after reaching around 800 acres, according to the Lorena Fire Department. The West Fork Fire ignited near Highway 107 and Tower Road. Voluntary evacuations were lifted after being put in place near Spring Valley Road from Tower Road t...
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A local nonprofit fighting food insecurity in our community is making sure kids dont go hungry when school is out. Hill County Kids feeds 240 local students To donate, call 254-205-8395 The teachers see the kids every day. Day in and day out," said Brandy Adkins, founder of Hill ...
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TROY, Texas (FOX 44)— An 18-wheeler carrying tires caught fire in the early hours of Sunday morning, shutting down I-35 for around nine hours. According to the Bell County Sheriff's Office, calls about the fire came in at around 4:40 in the morning. Upon arriving at the scene, re...
