Taylor’s administration pursues sustainable electricity practices, though the rest of campus has room to grow By Becca Robb | Echo This is the first in a series of four articles researching environmental sustainability on campus. Topics include electricity, water, food and material waste.
Fake news is eroding our trust in truthBy Becca Robb | Co-Editor in Chief “I don’t know what to believe with all this fake news right now,” my friend said with a shrug. “You just can’t trust the media.” Her words stung—I am the media. But fake news is tearing […]
People make your food; chickens eat the leftoversBy Becca Robb | Echo This is the second in a series of four articles researching environmental sustainability on campus. Topics include electricity, water, food and material waste. Before lunch As the bell tower tolls 11 a.m., students begin trickling down the stairs […]
Upland Tire offers free food and oil changes during celebration event By Aubree DeVisser | Echo Tires, mechanics, free food, drinks and giveaways. How are these related? This Saturday, Taylor students will host an event at Upland Tire for a management class project that includes all of these and more. […]
Sale behind the Haak to benefit Lift By Becca Robb | Echo Bring them your mugs, your lamps, your dusty paintings yearning to breathe free. Next Saturday, the Haak is hosting a sale to benefit Lift, a local organization that works to enrich the lives of students at Eastbrook South. […]
Meet the graduating class of ’16By Katherine Yeager | Contributor From Pick-a-Dates to Airband, O-Groups to Senior Seminar, Taylor memories will fly through the 2016 graduates’ brains at lightning speed as they turn their tassels May 21. The preliminary results from senior surveys as well as reflections from students and […]
Taylor business and finance students visit New York Stock ExchangeBy Brecken Mumford | Contributor Business professor Scott Adams and seven business and finance students recently made a trip to New York City for Quinnipiac University’s annual Global Asset Management Education (Q G.A.M.E.) Forum. They had the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to tour […]
Courses go from $350 to $400By Becca Robb | Echo Taylor University Online is increasing its tuition for online courses from $350 to $400 per hour. Both types of online courses—summer and guest courses—are increasing tuition, effective June 1. Guest courses are self-guided courses that anyone, including high schoolers, may […]
The challenge of remembrance By Natalie Nohr | Contributor As I interviewed the Habeckers, sitting across the hardwood table from them, my last question hung in the air: “What would your hopes be for this memorial week?” I wanted to put my finger on how to share this accident with […]
Holding onto hope, recognizing time is no guaranteeBy Natalie Nohr | Contributor Tuesday, April 26, 2016 marks the 10th year since the day Taylor’s community lost five of its members: Laura Van Ryn, Brad Larson, Betsy Smith, Laurel Erb and Monica Felver. “There were two phases in our lives, the […]
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