Category: Archive
A collection of past issues.
NAPKIN TO NATIONALS
Story by Jazzi Plews | Photos by MJ Routh “There’s always going to be a reason why you can’t do something. Your job is to … Continue readingNAPKIN TO NATIONALS
BEST IN CLASS
Story by Cameron Bocanegra | Photos by Michaela Schirra When you walk into Baylor freshman Bryan Lizano’s dorm room, the first thing you will notice … Continue readingBEST IN CLASS
BUT THERE’S ALSO HOPE
Story and Photos by Corrie Coleman On Wednesday, Aug. 16, Baylor freshman Rylie York moved into the second floor of Collins Residence Hall to begin … Continue readingBUT THERE’S ALSO HOPE
GROWING UP TOGETHER
Story by Bradi Murphy | Photos by Aadil Sheikh and Will Barksdale Toys scattered across the floor, dirty fingerprints on the wall, homework laid across … Continue readingGROWING UP TOGETHER
EDUCATED.
Story by Emily Starr | Photos by Emilee Powell Laura Bassi became the first professor in the modern world in 1731. Since then, women have … Continue readingEDUCATED.
THE BLUE BETO MOVEMENT
Story by McKenna Middleton | Photos by Meredith Wagner & Claire Gilbreath Before El Paso Congressman Robert “Beto” O’Rourke took the Common Grounds stage on … Continue readingTHE BLUE BETO MOVEMENT
RISKY BUSINESS
On any given weekend, pedestrians can be spotted crisscrossing their way through the streets of downtown Waco. They often come for the local businesses, art … Continue readingRISKY BUSINESS
HOPE FOR IMMIGRANTS
Story by Rewon Shimray | Photos by Olivia Haskin Hope Mustakim grew up in a Louisiana home and prosperity gospel church. Until 2011, her exposure … Continue readingHOPE FOR IMMIGRANTS
ONE TRAIL AT A TIME
Story by Darby Good | Photos by Corrie Coleman Many cyclers describe their sport as “having the courage to not let life pass them by.” … Continue readingONE TRAIL AT A TIME
BEYOND BAYLOR
Story by Mac Oviatt | Photos by Molly Atchison Baylor’s international community contributes diverse narratives to the city of Waco. Originally from China, Baylor junior … Continue readingBEYOND BAYLOR
EXPRESS YOURSELF
Story and Photos by Meredith Wagner Harsh light casts shadows on the curves of his hips, chest and legs. The surrounding room is dimly lit. … Continue readingEXPRESS YOURSELF
Professor Frame – On Grief & God
On Aug. 4, 2016, Baylor University Professor Darren Frame’s life was changed forever by the tragic loss of his son, Jared Logan Frame. … Continue readingProfessor Frame – On Grief & God
Live & Love Buoyantly
Story by Bailey Brammer | Photo by Sarah Barrientos “He was my person. He was the one person I could be my authentic self to. … Continue readingLive & Love Buoyantly