Some school librarians are hesitant to discuss certain books or order new ones due to ongoing efforts to restrict titles. This caution is reportedly a response to conflict. A new state law passed last year has had an impact on book purchasing decisions.
Some districts have paused buying new books altogether to avoid conflict. This move is seen as a way to sidestep potential issues.
Further details on the situation and its effects are available from the source, providing more insight into the challenges faced by school librarians and districts in response to the new law.
Baylor continued its climb up the national rankings Tuesday, moving from No. 22 to No. 17 in the latest IWSOC/United Soccer Coaches NCAA Div. I Women’s Top 25 poll....
By Joana Karoshi | Staff Writer Baylor students may see changes to the game-day experience this year as a new student council works with Baylor Athletics to address barriers keeping students from attending athletic events. The Athletic Student Advisory Council , a new initiative ...
By Bennett Parker | Sports Writer Baylor was one yard away from glory on Saturday against Auburn. Devastation still lingers for fans, but the Bears are fueled up for the road ahead of them. While one might expect the disappointment from a loss of such caliber to carry over into t...
Troy’s towering front row proved tough to handle, but McGregor showed plenty of fight before the 16th-ranked Lady Bulldogs fell, 3-1, in their District 17-3A opener....
By Aidan O’Connor | Play-by-Play There is an inherent separation between student athletes and students, but Baylor men’s tennis has found a way to connect the two worlds. “It’s just really cool to bridge that relational gap between athletics and the Baylor student body because so...
By Carson Vercoe | Sports Writer You don’t need a packed football stadium or a sold-out basketball arena to be competitive at Baylor. Sometimes all you need is a circular net, a yellow ball and three friends ready to compete. For Baylor’s club Spikeball team, or roundnet team, a ...
By Jeffrey Cohen | Sports Editor A small black tent with an air rowing machine and a couple of students sitting behind a table is a common sight for Baylor students walking through Fountain Mall. Some choose to look down at their phone, while some put in an AirPod to avoid an ext...
WACO, Texas (FOX 44) -- Baylor may have lost the battle on the scoreboard Saturday, but the Bears believe they gained something just as important in Atlanta: confidence. Despite a loss to Auburn, Baylor players said the game showed the team’s growing chemistry, physicality and be...
Reigha Weaver | Arts & Life Writer There are certain “cult classic” movies everyone watches. Yet there are movies that hardly get the same spotlight, despite being just as good. These movies stand out and make an impression despite not having a huge fanbase. For Sanger freshman W...
By Arden Berry | Arts & Life Editor Each piece of sports memorabilia covering the walls at Hilltop Tavern was picked out and hung on the wall by Matt Fatheree, co-owner of the restaurant with his wife, Tiffany Fatheree. Before Hilltop Tavern opened at 13701 Woodway Drive in late ...
Republican leaders are gathering in Dallas this week for a midterm conference featuring some of the party's biggest names, including President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance. State Rep. Pat Curry spoke about the significance of Texas being selected as the host state, sa...
By Arden Berry | Arts & Life Editor Waco is home to many locally owned restaurants that you can’t find anywhere else. With so many options, some are bound to get passed over, especially by Baylor students who like to stick to the familiar spots right by campus. From someone who’s...
