By Josh Siatkowski | Lead Writer After multiple years of Sundays in an overflowing chapel, St. Peter Catholic Student Center has entered the early stages of building a facility to accommodate its growing congregation. St. Peter, a ministry of the Diocese of Austin, opened in 1999 and launched a $...
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By Lily Lemaire | Photo Intern As a teenager, I didn’t watch a lot of Saturday Night Live because it simply was not that funny to me. Sure I watched a few skits here and there, but it was ridden with unfunny sex jokes or politics that I did not care for. However, there is hope fo...
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By Mesha Mittanasala | Photographer Bo French, we are not a problem. On September 13, Bo French posted on X an image of UT Students celebrating a victory at a University of Texas versus Austin vs Ohio State football game with predominately South Asian students, captioned, “I hear...
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By Kalena Reynolds | Editor-in-Chief, Sophia Monson | Opinion Editor, Arden Berry | Arts & Life Editor With its heavy baselines that bang around in your stomach, live music has a way of reminding you that you’re hungry. Fortunately, Austin City Limits brought many food vendors to...
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By Kalena Reynolds | Editor-in-Chief, Sophia Monson | Opinion Editor, Arden Berry | Arts & Life Editor The third day of Austin City Limits was as hot and dusty as ever, but the refreshing beats we heard throughout the day kept us cool. Joshua Jensen Despite some technical difficu...
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By Cannon Fritz | Reporter In college football today, loyalty is becoming increasingly rare. Players transfer for more playing time, bigger opportunities and even greater NIL gains. Roster turnover can be significant year-after-year. For many players, it is not certain whether th...
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By Carson Vercoe | Sports Writer Baylor soccer entered the 2026 season aiming to build on last season’s success. More than halfway through the season, the Bears have shown they possess the talent to do so. Ranked No. 7 nationally, Baylor holds an impressive 11-2-1 overall record....
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By Elliott Nace | Assistant News Editor “Servatores historiae tam heroici quam creatores.” That phrase seems like the sort to grace the front of Pat Neff Hall, Baylor’s architectural centerpiece, completed in 1939. Baylor, being over 180 years old, seems like the type of campus t...
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A cold front Thursday Night/Friday will bring reprieve from the hot and humid conditions expected this week. Temperatures will drop near or below normal with highs in the 70s/low-80s, and lows in the 50s. Unfortunately, precipitation chances continue to decrease this weekend, wit...
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Archbishop Timothy Broglio, who oversees the Catholic Churchs pastoral services to Catholics in the U.S. military, is condemning the proposed livestream of the firing squad execution of Nidal Hasan. Broglio, in a statement Monday, also stipulated that any Catholic soldier assigne...
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The College Station City Council voted unanimously to draft a Safe Passing Ordinance, known as "Hannah's Law," following the death of local pro boxer Hannah Rapp in July. Watch the full story here: College Station City Council unanimously votes to draft 'Hannah's Law,' a safe pas...
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After an extensive search, Isaiah Terrells body was found in the pond at Lake Waco Golf Club. Family members and friends searched for Isaiah Terrell, who went missing early Sunday morning. Isaiahs family said he was kind and had a good sense of humor. Crazyhell make you laugh. He...
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Waco adding Safe Haven Baby Boxes, which allow for anonymous surrender of infants, could save lives, said John Durham, lead pastor at Highland Baptist Church, which would pay for maintenance....
