A shorter spring break
If you aren’t planning on going home already, here are some ideas of things to keep yourself occupied.
Life & Times
Smarter resolutions
As soon as the new year toast dies down and the kisses end, the resolutions begin. Those little promises hang around you, taunting you with the question of when you’ll trip up and break them.
How to make the most of the coldest month on campus
One month, one class and all the time in the world: J-term. It’s a confusing set-up to get used to and for first-timers, it can seem a little daunting. So take a deep breath, relax and know it’s been accomplished before.
The art of illustration
Award winning artist and illustrator Wayne Brezinka will visit Taylor’s campus tonight for the opening of Paperwork, an exhibit featuring his work.
Holipalooza then and now
After a fast-paced college basketball game, an elderly couple in red footie pajamas sit next to an oversized Christmas tree.
Children from 18 to 25 years old gather around their feet to hear them read Christmas stories.
TSAT: preparing for liftoff
Less than eight months remain until the launch of a nanosatellite being built by a tireless team of Taylor seniors and faculty as part of their capstone engineering project.
Sounds of shalom
Taylor musicians of all styles and cultures unite to present a colorful Christmas celebration Kelly Helton, Contributor December is just around the corner, bringing with it a vast array of emotions. Children anticipate tackling, somewhat literally, the mosaic of boxes under the Christmas tree. Parents nearly go up the wall […]
Redefining dead week
Dead week can create a zombie out of even the strongest students. Don’t let studying for exams kill your soul. Blowing off steam can help rejuvenate your brain to take in more information later. Try taking a break before your eyes glaze over.
‘I thought it was the next big thing’
Photograph by Timothy P. Riethmiller New student union still next priority on long list of building projects By Kara Hackett, Managing Editor The smell of freshly brewed coffee drifts from the Jumping Bean to the circumference of the student union where six senior girls huddle around a table Monday night […]
Shining Bright
This J-term, the Honors Guild and Lighthouse are partnering to send more than 30 students on a service-learning trip to the Bahamas.
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