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 […]
Spiritual Renewal speaker mentors studentsBy Holly Gaskill | Echo Pastor John F. Ramsey Sr. met with students for the first time on Oct. 4 and 5 as a Taylor University visiting campus pastor. Ramsey was first introduced under this position at Spiritual Renewal Week this last September. President Lowell Haines, who […]
Indiana’s Second District sees familiar facesBy Ethan Rice | Contributor This November, Rep. Jackie Walorski will face off with Mel Hall for a seat in the House of Representatives. They share one striking trait in common. Both are Taylor graduates. The two candidates will face off in Indiana’s Second Congressional […]
ESL responds to recruitment changesBy Abigail Roberts | Echo This year, Taylor welcomed 26 international students from 18 nations, two Korean exchange students and zero new English as a Second Language (ESL) students. Developed in 2009, Taylor’s 4-year ESL program has had an average of eight students a year primarily […]
Jerry Jenkins gives advice to next generationBy Emily Pawlowski | Echo On Thursday, Sept. 27, bestselling author Jerry B. Jenkins came to Taylor’s campus to pass on his experience to aspiring writers. Though he is best known for co-authoring the “Left Behind” series, Jenkins has written more than 190 books. […]
Dining Commons partners with Grant County Rescue MissionBy Ela Alvarado Luna | Contributor Taylor University will be hosting a food drive on Oct. 8–12 in benefit of the Grant County Rescue Mission located in Marion. The Grant County Rescue Mission has been around for more than 30 years, and their mission […]
Voting awareness comes to Taylor’s campusBy Chrysa Keenon | Echo Midterm elections, the poll that will determine the course of the next two years in U.S. government, will be held across the country on Nov. 6. The midterm elections are essentially the non-presidential elections, usually held for members of the […]
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