By The Editorial BoardIn 40 days, hundreds of women will receive a bid for their dream sorority, and social media will be flooded with bid day posts filled with matching T-shirts, color-coordinated tutus and group photos. But for every jubilant post, there are bound to be those who end up feeling less enthusiastic about the process. Sorority recruitment is a...

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By Zach Babajanof-Rustrian | Intern Finals season is rapidly approaching, and with it comes students cramming into libraries, staying up late and stressing to get all their studying done the night before a test. However, people's perceptions of what to do during finals season may not be the best way to stay healthy and actually get studying done. So, here...

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By The Editorial BoardYes, we are talking about porn. While many would like to keep the topic behind closed (bedroom) doors, the consumption of pornographic content is very common among our age bracket. According to a 2019 study from the National Library of Medicine with statistics shared by Pornhub, the number of pornography users is steadily increasing, with most being...

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By Abigail Gan | Staff WriterPost-Thanksgiving, there’s a crisp chill in the air, Christmas decorations grow in number and everyone collectively prepares for the final stretch of the semester. But along with the sweet smell of winter break’s arrival, there’s a stench that lingers and permeates everything it touches — a stench that should have left with Thanksgiving but nevertheless...

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By Dani Bigham | ReporterI'll be the first to admit that I enjoy watching organization videos on social media. They soothe me and inspire me to get my life on track for the umpteenth time. I love seeing mesmerizing lines of scrubs, shampoos and body washes in guest rooms that are better stocked than my own room. Inevitably, during my...

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By Jenna Fitzgerald | Editor-in-ChiefAt a little market in Belfast, Northern Ireland, I found myself completely enamored with the work of a local artist. His framed creations combined sea glass and driftwood that washed up on Irish beaches with decorative drawings and common sayings. I’m a sucker for a good cliche — from “find joy in the journey” to “I...

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By Lily Nussbaum | Social Media Editor “Baylor bubble” is a phrase often used within the Baylor community. And while many students may roll their eyes or deny it exists, the reality is that there is one. By staying on the campus side of Interstate 35, many students like myself are robbing themselves of unique experiences for discovery and connection....

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By Emma Weidmann | Arts and Life EditorWelcome in the month of November with a whole lot of fall fun. Waco has much to offer this week as campus ramps up for exams and Thanksgiving break. Western Belle Pumpkin Festival | Sept. 23 - Nov. 5 | 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. | Western Belle Farm | $16 admission; free...

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By Emma Weidmann | Arts and Life EditorFIJI Fright Night | Oct. 18 - 21 | 8 - 11 p.m. | Fountain Mall | Free admission gains students access to Phi Gamma Delta's freaky free-for-all for a cause. Purchase of a T-shirt goes to support the American Red Cross. Come catch a fright in this hotel-themed haunted house. Silobration |...

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By The Editorial BoardWhile every student at Baylor is here on their own academic journey, there are a few classes one must take — one of them being Chapel. As of late, the subject of Chapel and its validity have been put under a microscope. A recent Lariat column suggested that Chapel be changed or canceled, arguing that students simply...

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