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Baylor grad and Waco Mayor Kyle Deaver sat down with guest contributor Bryan Fonville to talk development, the economy, and the bridges being built over I-35. What’s an average day like for the mayor of Waco, Texas? Obviously, it changes every day. But there are usually at least three or four, sometimes seven or eight, […]

As a psychology major in Baylor’s College of Arts & Sciences, Arlington junior Victoria Malone is pursuing her degree with a passion for mental healthcare. She was inspired by an internship she had this semester where she worked with primary care clinics to help implement mental health care into primary care. As a result, she

Every year, thousands of prospective students and their parents tour Baylor University before making a college decision. This is where Baylor puts its best foot forward to attract undergraduates. How effective is it? We took the tour to find out.   11:45am: I arrive at the Wiethorn Undergraduate Admissions Center, having already booked my solo

https://soundcloud.com/user-55873872/illuminate-press-conference-baylor-university   On Friday afternoon, we had the chance to join other media outlets in hearing the vision for the new academic strategic plan titled ‘Illuminate’. Dr. Livingstone presented the plan to the Board of Regents, and the plan has been approved. An overview of the plan can be found here, and the full plan

Kristy Wallace sits down to talk about the WNBA draft, watching the NCAA tournament from her home in Australia, and her experience at Baylor.  

Baylor University student Ella Liu recently won the Student Fiction Competition in conjunction with the Beall Poetry Festival held in Waco, Texas. The Beall Poetry Festival is an incredible yearly tradition, and we want to take a moment to highlight student work. Her short story titled “Sirens” can be read by clicking the link below (it

Last week we had the opportunity to ask the Alumni-Elected Regent Candidates five questions. Today, we bring you an additional three questions. These questions may be a little more challenging, but also provide a deeper look into each candidate and what they would bring to the Board of Regents. The questions, and their answers, are

All across Waco, Baylor students and alumni are working together to make a difference in the community. Organizations like Communities in Schools provide life skill classes, counseling, advocacy, and tutoring to students in Waco’s urban areas. As of 2017, there are five Waco ISD schools in need of community help to increase performance so they

In the furthest seat of the furthest row, she sits. Before the sun, she rose. And now, she rides. She is the heartbeat, and she knows it. Not with her mind. But with her hands, with her back, with her feet. She rests her eyes, which daily see what only sees through her. Yet, she

There are six candidates in the running for this year’s Alumni Elected Regent election. We had the honor of interviewing each candidate in an effort to better understand their desire to become a Baylor University Regent, as well as their experience at Baylor as both a student and alumni. Why do you feel called to