By Sarah Gallaher | Staff WriterWhen asked about your favorite artist, food or show, have you ever received immediate judgment in return? Maybe you enjoy something obscure, or perhaps your taste is very mainstream, but I think it’s safe to say that everyone has experienced judgment for their interests. You might think some tastes are so egregious they deserve to...

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By Michael Haag | Sports EditorEven though an official relationship isn’t confirmed yet, who could’ve predicted that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce would ever interact at all? Not me, that’s for sure. Not even in my “Wildest Dreams.”This celebrity couple is unlike anything the NFL has ever seen before. A pop icon at Swift's level is hard enough to find,...

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By Zach Babajanof-Rustrian | InternAs artificial intelligence capabilities grow, we continue to see technology getting smarter. There have been many times where my phone has read my mind, seemingly listening to conversations I have had and then producing advertisements related to those conversations. One day, I was having a conversation with my mom about how we were excited to go...

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By Olivia Eiken | Staff Writer Love is one of the main principles of Christianity, with stories and parables throughout the Bible speaking on its importance. Jesus called Christians to love, accept and respect their neighbors because He loved us first, regardless of what our neighbors’ beliefs may be. Baylor's student population has become more racially and ethnically diverse, but...

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By Maysie Krause | LTVN Reporter/AnchorFirst semester blues? It’s getting closer to midterms, and we’ve never needed something more than a pick-me-up. Buying a tapestry might seem ridiculous, but that’s the point. Being silly enables the brain to connect with emotions that are critical to coping with stress. You forget how to feel calm, but when you have a good...

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By Caitlyne Nguyen | Reporter It’s no secret that instant ramen is a staple for college students. We are all very familiar with the salty broth and noodles that take less than 30 seconds to prepare and no more than five minutes to devour. However, the same noodles and soup can get repetitive when they're your only option. Being in...

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By Madeline Condor | Staff WriterFood is a topic that will never grow old. I’ve been discussing whether pineapple goes on pizza since the Cheetah Girls were still making movies. Some conversations get heated, and others are just outlandish. Let’s dive into some popular food debates. Is a hot dog a sandwich?According to Merriam-Webster, a sandwich is “two or more...

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By Olivia Turner | Opinion EditorBeing a student at Baylor, you get to know a lot of different people with a lot of different talents. Through interactions in classes and clubs, it becomes obvious that everyone has strengths in certain areas. Some people are total math whizzes and scientific geniuses, while others are art nerds and natural writers. Others may...

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By The Editorial BoardWe’ve made it to October, and with that milestone comes the cultural phenomenon that is “spooky season.” But you know what’s spookier than ghosts and ghouls? The flu. According to the Food and Drug Administration, there were between 27 million and 54 million flu cases in the United States last season, resulting in between 19,000 and 58,000...

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By Rory Dulock | Staff WriterGrowing up, I always loved reading books and going to either the library or the bookstore. For many years, my favorite bookstore was Barnes & Noble, mostly because it was the only bookstore around. After all, what bookstore can possibly be better than one of the world’s largest retail bookstores? It wasn't until recently that...

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