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Baylor’s undergraduate enrollment level falls to lowest level since 2014 - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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Baylor enrolled 13,860 undergraduates this fall, its lowest total since 2014 and 323 fewer than last year. The decline marks the fourth consecutive year of falling undergraduate enrollment, while graduate enrollment continues to grow. Undergraduate enrollment peaked at 15,213 in 2022. Since then, Baylor has lost 1,353 undergraduates, an 8.9% decline. This fall’s count is just one student above the 13,859 enrolled in 2014. According to data published by Institutional Research, the incoming class
‘Make America Affordable Again’: Talarico addresses packed Baylor crowd - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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By Hannah Webb | News Editor, Owen Carson | LTVN Broadcast Reporter Red “Make America Affordable Again” campaign signs waved throughout a packed Mark & Paula Hurd Grand Ballroom Wednesday night as Democratic U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico took the stage at Baylor. LTVN’s Owen Carson has more from the event. According to the Talarico campaign, 1,100 people RSVP’d for the event. In front of a crowd of Baylor students, faculty and staff, Talarico built much of his pitch around the slogan prin
The infinitely open doors of escapism - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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We are remarkably incredible at disappearing without ever leaving. But when everything is at our fingertips, there really is no reason to leave. Our phones sit in our pockets, almost eagerly waiting to transport us somewhere else. It’s so easy to mute an overwhelming sense of loneliness beneath TV shows at max volume or drown out anxiety in blasting music. It’s completely free to force your bad day away with hours of scrolling TikTok. You can listen to a podcast about the carefully curated life
Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico to host campaign event on Baylor’s campus - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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Democratic U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico will host a campaign event at Baylor next month, giving students an opportunity to hear directly from a candidate in Texas’ closely watched Senate race. Talarico will appear at 7 p.m. Sept. 16 at the Mark and Paula Hurd Center, Jason Cook, Baylor’s vice president for marketing and communications and chief marketing officer, confirmed Monday. The event follows an invitation from Baylor to both Talarico and Republican candidate Ken Paxton, the Texas
‘There’s nothing like it’: Baylor Line voted No. 1 college walk-out tradition - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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The Baylor Line’s claim to fame has always been that it is a “tradition like no other.” College football fans gave Baylor another reason to make that claim, as the Line was named the best walk-out tradition in college football. The tradition, which began over 50 years ago, received the most votes in USA Today Sports’ 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards, beating out 19 other traditions to claim the top spot. The award was announced Wednesday. The fan-voted competition included traditions such as Auburn’s
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