By the time she first set foot on the Baylor campus in 1963, Pam Dial Taylor had been a cheerleader since junior high school. In fact, she’d already spent summers leading camps around the country for the National Cheerleaders Association. We’re talking about one serious cheerleader. When she arrived in Waco, however, Pam learned something […]
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Wrapping Up Baylor Basketball WOMEN’S – The Bears won their first match against Grand Canyon University on Friday at Foster Pavilion, ending the Lopes’ nation-leading 30-game winning streak. Unfortunately, their luck ran out on Saturday, falling 69-63 to Ole Miss in the second round and ending the Baylor women’s March Madness run. Plus, hear about
“I can remember the first time I went to an art museum. I was probably six or seven,” said Meghan Bias. “The colors and textures of the paintings, the sculptures. It was like I was home. A place where I just felt like I belong.”
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Since the Paul Baker era, the Baylor Theatre has always punched far above its weight on Broadway. From the beloved actor Carole “Cookie” Cook to Robert Askins’ award-winning dark comedy Hand to God, dozens of Bears have graced the stages of the Great White Way. Baker’s Baylor was a particularly rich and nurturing home for
We want to keep you up to date on the latest news around the Baylor bubble. This week, men’s and women’s basketball heads into March Madness, alumni musicians take center stage, and more.
Keeping Up with Baylor Basketball WOMEN’S – The No. 14 women’s team beat Iowa State in last Friday’s Big 12 championship quarterfinal. On Saturday, the Bears played Oklahoma State in the semifinal and avenged their loss earlier in the season, playing into overtime and beating the Cowgirls 84-74. Baylor suffered another loss to TCU in
Waco, situated halfway between Austin and Dallas, is a city rich in history and culture, making it a popular destination for tourists. With so much to see and do, taking a guided tour is one of the best ways to dive deep into the heart of this eclectic city. From architectural marvels and outdoor adventures
We want to keep you up to date on the latest news around the Baylor bubble. This week, women’s basketball takes second seed in the Big 12 Championship, daylight saving time steals an hour, and more.
Aenard “Ann” Compton left a remarkably small footprint during her life, much less during her time in Waco. Even so meticulous a researcher as Frank Jasek, who spent more than 11 years assembling his book, Soldiers of the Wooden Cross: Military Memorials, could only find a few facts about Compton. Jasek’s ambitious, beautiful book is
We want to keep you up to date on the latest news around the Baylor bubble. This week, Livingstone talks about DEI’s future, an expert covers the spread of measles in West Texas, and more.
