Article by Meredith Wagner • Photo by Stephen Ironside They say the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. This rings particularly...

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When the Wilmot and Lascoe families found themselves at an end in life, they did the unthinkable to create new beginnings. The result of...

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A single lightbulb casts precise shadows over my outstretched limbs. I hear nothing but the scratches of charcoal on drawing pads and the...

Baylor’s art department is somewhat of a mystery to a large portion of the student body, mostly because those unaffiliated with the fine...

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A crowd of about 50 gathered over fresh espresso and steamed milk Thursday night. Despite the tempting aroma of ground coffee in the air,...