By Josh Siatkowski | Staff WriterFrom lightly-worn furniture to unused appliances, move-out week sees dumpsters overflowing with all sorts of nearly-new items. As the end of the semester approaches, a pair of business students have found a way to keep those goods out of the garbage and into the hands of the people who need them. Edmond, Okla., sophomore Joshua...

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By Cole Gee | Staff WriterLast August, Cameron Park Zoo got a lot colder as a storm of South African penguins swept into a new $12.8 million habitat. The 11 pairs of penguins have been one of the zoo's most popular attractions. While their cuteness is a big money maker, the zoo's main work with the penguins is through conservation....

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By Blake Hollingsworth | Staff WriterTexas Senate Bill 3 (SB 3) proposes a sweeping ban on all forms of THC, including hemp-derived compounds like Delta-8 and Delta-9. It aims to restrict the cannabinoids that can be legally sold, impose stricter licensing and testing requirements and introduce criminal penalties for non-compliance, according to Texas Policy Research. The legislation is a major...

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By James Laird | ReporterBaylor sustainability efforts are a part of the university's strategic plan and hopes to integrate Christian stewardship of the planet into its green initiatives. Notable green initiatives recently have included composting 270,000 pounds of food waste from the dining halls and achieving Tree Campus USA certification. Baylor also supports green community initiatives like the Waco Creek...

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By Marisa Young | ReporterThis summer, the Waco Mammoth National Monument will celebrate its 10 year anniversary of becoming a recognized site by the National Park Foundation. This designation was the result of over six years of hard work between the park staff and Waco community, according to National Parks Service Site Manager Raegan King. After two failed attempts to...

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By Marisa Young | ReporterBaylor’s Catholic community is joining the world in remembering Pope Francis, who died Monday at age 88. His papacy lasted almost 12 years, during which his leadership by example impacted countless Catholics around the world.“I was in the eighth grade when he was announced,” Director of Campus Ministry John Maxwell said. “I remember taking the day...

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By Emily Schoch | Staff WriterAs class registration continues, many Baylor students find themselves scrambling to secure the perfect schedule. But with the right strategy, it doesn’t have to be a stressful process. According to Senior Academic Adviser Candace Woolverton, planning ahead, knowing one's resources and staying flexible are key to registering with confidence and success. Woolverton shared insight on...

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Gracie Savage | LTVN ReporterVail, Colo., senior Langley Cerovich released a new EP called "Live from Memorial Chapel" earlier this year."I never planned on sharing my music with anyone other than my friends, but when I played my first concert, I thought 'Wow, this is really cool,'" Cerovich said. Cerovich carefully hand-picked four songs to put on the new EP...

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By Cole Gee | Staff Writer"Jurassic Park" tends to be the first idea many think of when it comes to the process of bringing back a species from extinction. After all, death is one of life's many guarantees and the idea of humanity being able to cheat it and bringing back lost animals could only be achieved through Hollywood magic....

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By Blake Hollingsworth | Staff WriterAlthough Baylor’s non-sworn public safety officers don’t wear police badges or drive patrol cars, they are a critical part of campus safety. These officers work closely with Baylor University Police Department to keep students, faculty and visitors safe, Donald Rodman, senior director of Public Safety and Security said. “[They are] their eyes and ears, and...

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