Holloway addresses concernsBy Holly Gaskill In response to rumors about black mold in Samuel Morris Hall, outside environmental consultants were hired to test the air and surfaces. According to Gregg Holloway, director of facilities services, the laboratory results showed higher than average mold spores in the air, but no mold […]
Hank Voss awarded Lilly Endowment grantBy Ellie Tiemens Rev. Hank Voss Jr., assistant professor of Biblical studies, was recently awarded a five-year, nearly one million dollar grant from Lilly Endowment Inc., only the second of its kind to be awarded to a faculty member at Taylor. In May, Voss submitted […]
Zach Alford teaches at a Georgia high-need schoolBy Taylor Budzikowski Zach Alford (’16) received the Woodrow Wilson Teaching Fellowship earlier this year. Alford is one of 24 recipients of the highly competitive fellowship in 2018. The fellowship selects educators who demonstrate impact and a strong background of STEM education in their […]
Lessons learned from Project World ImpactBy Holly Gaskill Chris Lesner, founder and CEO of Project World Impact (PWI), spoke to Taylor students on Oct. 29 about his business experience as a Taylor University student and starting a nonprofit organization. Lesner opened his guest speaking by talking about his entrepreneurial journey. […]
New club encourages cancer awarenessBy Gabby Carlson Colleges Against Cancer is projected to bring a chapter to Taylor University in the next few months. Junior David Ferguson will be the president of the club and is currently searching for cabinet members. This club will focus on fundraising, advocacy and creating awareness […]
Taylor celebrates 100 years of armisticeBy Abigail Roberts | Echo Sunday, Nov. 11, 2018 will mark 100 years since the end of WWI. Partnering together, five Taylor academic departments present a memorial weekend, Nov. 8–11 dedicated to the remembering of WWI. “We are a liberal arts school and this is the […]
John Bruner selected for exclusive faculty seminarBy Ellie Tiemens | Echo John Bruner, assistant professor of film and media production, was selected to be one of 25 college professors from around the country to attend the Television Academy Foundation’s 2018 Faculty Seminar Program. Bruner has been a professor at Taylor […]
Abuse in AustraliaBy Bree Bailey | Contributor Children who are survivors of sexual abuse face lifelong emotional and physical consequences that can be detrimental to their well-being if not handled carefully. For many years, children in Australia did not receive the help they desperately needed due to a flawed system which […]
Christian writer shares wisdomBy Abigail Roberts | Echo Athlete Tim Tebow will be visiting Taylor University on Nov. 2 in conjunction with Muncie’s Fields of Faith event. “I don’t think we’ve had someone in chapel of Tim’s notoriety in the 11 years I’ve been here,” Executive Director of Development Mike […]
Taylor holding multiple events this weekendBy Cheri Stutzman | Echo This weekend, October 12-14, Taylor will be welcoming parents, alumni and families to campus. “Homecoming and Family Weekend is an opportunity for alumni, parents and families to return to Taylor and join together in fellowship around class visits, corporate worship, special […]
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