A night to remember at the operaBy Elizabeth Carrier | Echo Students put on their best evening wear to enjoy a formal and culturally rich night out at “A Night at the Opera.” This Saturday, April 21 at 7:30 p.m., the Marion Philharmonic Orchestra (MPO) is putting on an opera variety […]
How a video game prayer mirrors our ownBy Derek Thompson | Faculty Contributor If you haven’t played “Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild” and are still reading this, I am about to spoil it. In most “Legend of Zelda” games, Link is the hero on his way to rescue […]
“Love in Bloom” concert springs to lifeBy Ethan Rice | Echo The Euler Atrium is a popular place for students to relax, converse and, from time to time, take a nap between classes and late nights doing homework. But on Sunday, April 22 at 7:30 p.m., it will be hosting something very […]
The inspiration behind the projectBy Elizabeth Carrier | Staff Writer Almost everyone wandering around campus this semester has inevitably walked past the giant four panels of black words on a white background outside of the library. Many students are intrigued by this project, but want to know more about what it’s […]
A farewell concert held in Al Harrison’s honorBy Alyssa Roat | Contributor Al Harrison, professor of music and department co-chair, gave a stirring musical farewell to Taylor University in his Farewell Concert. Or, as Harrison said in his introduction, “I think I prefer ‘retirement concert’ to ‘farewell concert.’” The event, which […]
The weekly meetings in the spirit of the InklingsBy Ethan Rice | Staff Writer During Professor of Biblical Studies Bill Heth’s talk in chapel, he joked that at Taylor, C.S. Lewis is the honorary fourth member of the Trinity. Taylor’s admiration for Lewis and his associated fellow writers can be seen […]
The story behind the “Amalgamated” exhibitionBy Elizabeth Carrier | Echo Dictionary.com defines amalgamated as: “to mix or merge so as to make a combination; blend; unite; combine.” The senior design show “Amalgamated” is the merging of 11 students’ unique work into one display. This show is a celebration of Taylor’s graduating […]
A review of suspense novel “The Assault”By Jori Hanna | Contributor The Harbingers series is designed almost like a TV show. Each author writes from one character’s point of view, and each novella both has its own story arch and fits into a larger story arch of the whole series. […]
Abigail Sandy’s senior recital marked by passionBy Elizabeth Hartmann | Echo Senior Abigail Sandy’s life is marked by a love of music. Sandy has been singing ever since she can remember. Because her mom was a junior high and high school choir teacher, she had little choice, but she loves […]
College and high school collide in concertBy Ethan Rice | Echo The Taylor Wind Ensemble will be welcoming some new members to its upcoming concert. On Thursday, March 15, the Ensemble will be joined by the inaugural Grant County High School Honors Band in concert in Rediger Auditorium. The collaboration […]
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