Goeglein speaks on White House experienceBy Kipp Miller | Echo For the John A. Halbrook Freedom Lecture series, Tim Goeglein spoke on Monday, Feb. 11 during chapel about his time serving on Capitol Hill. Halbrook, who the lecture series is named after, graduated from Taylor in 1967 with an engineering […]
Students earn money learning stewardshipBy Ellie Tiemens This spring, Taylor students will once again have the opportunity to participate in Open Hands, a finance program where they will learn about money while earning money of their own. “Open Hands Finance is a six-week personal finance curriculum designed to be run […]
Theatre incident brings people togetherBy Kipp Miller Students rehearsing Lyric Theatre’s “She Loves Me” rushed to the Rupp basement on a January night after an onstage prop pool for “Metamorphoses” burst. In full costumes and makeup, performers bailed water and rushed costumes to dry rooms. While Lyric Theater was preparing […]
Court session held in Alspaugh next weekEthan Rice | Echo On Feb. 19, Taylor will host the statewide appellate court hearing known as “Appeals on Wheels.” This initiative brings court hearings out from the state capital and into communities around Indiana. Next week, judges John G. Baker, Margaret G. Robb, […]
Slater tries to bring back newspaperBy Abigail Roberts LaRea Slater, an Upland community member is working to raise the necessary $20,000 to restart the SEGway, Upland’s community paper, by March 1. Due to lack of funds, the SEGway recently ceased publication this past December, but Slater plans to bring it back. […]
Faith on View ranks Taylor 16thSam Jones | Echo In a recent survey conducted by Faith on View, Taylor University was recognized as one of the top schools amongst other Christian universities. Faith on View is a popular blog that analyzes religious art and academia, which includes the surveying of […]
Dyson starts first month at TaylorBy Holly Gaskill On Jan. 2, the Rev. Greg Dyson officially started under the position of special assistant to the president for intercultural initiatives. “The Special Assistant to the President for Intercultural Initiatives will build on Taylor University’s existing intercultural programs to establish and implement […]
Convenience store invests in UplandBy Taylor Budzikowski A new Dollar General location will open in Upland on Jan. 26, 2019 to fill community needs. The new business will be located on Main Street, and construction of the Dollar General location began between late summer and early fall of 2018. According to […]
Jerome Flewelling encourages studentsBy Ellie Tiemens Jerome Flewelling (‘97) was named 2018 Indiana State Teacher of the year. On Nov. 6 and 7, Flewelling visited Taylor University to speak in chapel and to education majors. Flewelling, or “Flew” as he is more commonly known, graduated from Taylor with a degree in […]
Do new visuals reflect its policies?By Taylor Budzikowski The Kesler Student Activities Center began to enforce Taylor’s dress code through new visuals beginning Fall 2018. The university dress code has not changed since the KSAC was built. Rather, new posters act as reminders to adhere to the Life Together Covenant (LTC) […]
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