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‘A living testimony’: Black gospel history lives on at Baylor with expansion - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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Black gospel history lives on at Baylor, where recordings preserve the faith, music and stories of generations. Located on the garden level of Moody Library, Baylor’s Black Gospel Archive conserves the history of Black gospel music. The archives feature historic gospel artists from different eras, including Mahalia Jackson, James Cleveland and The Winans. Its collections include materials held by Baylor University Libraries as well as recordings preserved through the Black Gospel Music Preservat
Career Center connects students with on- and off-campus part-time jobs - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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By Jen Forse | Staff Writer, Owen Carson | LTVN Broadcast Reporter Baylor students explored dozens of on- and off-campus employment opportunities at the Career Center’s part-time job fair, where employers recruited students looking to build their resumes and gain practical experience. The Career Center hosted the fair on the fifth floor of the Cashion Academic Center, bringing together employers from across Waco and Baylor’s campus. Baylor alumna Samara Clark represented Soccer Shots, a youth so
Baylor celebrates $30 million gift with Moody School of Education sign unveiling - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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By Jen Forse | Staff Writer, Tierra Varela | LTVN Broadcast Reporter Baylor faculty, students and administration gathered outside Marrs McLean Science Building Tuesday to celebrate the unveiling of the new Moody School of Education sign. LTVN’s Tierra Varela has more from the unveiling. Student ambassadors pulled back the tarps covering the new sign as President Linda Livingstone and other university leaders celebrated the gift, which was announced in January and led to the naming of the Moody S
Baylor students gain free access to 10 Waco Public Transit routes - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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Students can now ride Waco Public Transit’s 10 city-fixed routes for free through a yearlong pilot program funded by Baylor’s Student Body Government. Students need their Baylor student ID to ride the city’s fixed-route buses. The program, which began this semester, aims to make transportation around Waco more accessible, particularly for students without a car. DeRidder, Louisiana, senior and Student Body President Ashlyn Graves said the pilot program will last a year; however, if it is success
Residence Halls introduce new students to traditions - The Baylor Lariat (opens the original)
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Students engaged in traditions unique to their residence halls this weekend, including meals, pickleball games, Hall Battles and a Girls’ Night In. Residence Hall Traditions Night is an annual Welcome Week event and, for most freshmen, their first experience with their communities’ unique traditions. Pyeongtaek, South Korea, sophomore Gidget Rodriguez-Smith continues to enjoy seeing freshmen attend Welcome Week traditions, First-Year Dinner and participate in Game on the Quad at Brooks Residenti
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