TSO sets forth to create a welcoming danceBy Hannah Stumpf and Hope Bolinger | Echo The Welcome Weekend Dance has evolved a great deal over the years. Back in 2014, students gathered in flannels in the Odle parking lot, square dancing with partners to country music lead by MCs such […]
Taylor’s tradition of servanthood hits 20-year benchmarkBy Rayce Patterson | Echo Passers-by in Upland may see the seas of gray shirts and think that the local university is being punished for something, but the students are not in trouble. They aren’t delinquents, and they don’t expect anything in return. In […]
Taylor graduates speak to seniorsBy Gabby Carlson | Echo Rachel Williams ’16 Christian Education Is what life after Taylor what I thought it would be like? Yes and no. I’m the Children’s Minister on staff at a church—and to be embarrassingly honest—I thought I had things for my path pretty […]
What to know before your freshman year at TaylorBy Gabby Carlson | Echo Every other freshman on your wing or floor is just as nervous as you are. Don’t be afraid to talk about it. Chances are, they are having just as hard of a time. Getting involved with others […]
Celebrating Mother’s Day on campusBy Sarah Davis | Echo In the spirit of Mother’s Day, The Echo sought out students to celebrate here at Taylor. The following women possess many motherly qualities, providing comfort to homesick freshman and stability to reckless seniors. Despite their lack of actual motherhood experience, the […]
Youth Conference preview By Gabby Carlson | Contributor Remaining rooted in its mission to serve high school students, Youth Conference has grown into a powerful ministry since it’s inception in 1934. The focus on being “rooted” stems from Youth Conference’s mission, but there is a double meaning in the theme. […]
BroPro challenges stereotypesBy Katherine Yeager | Contributor Meekness, not weakness, defines this year’s Men’s Programming (BroPro) Week at Taylor. “Meek Week” includes a film screening of “The Mask You Live In” on Wednesday and a Friday discussion regarding a scriptural understanding of meekness, led by professor of Biblical studies Bill […]
Setting the record straight about a few Taylor rumorsBy Rebekah Hardwicke | Contributor The Union is a historically protected building—false! As a mid-century modern design over 50 years old, the dome has been eligible to be nominated for the National Register of Historic Places since 2008. However, Taylor has made […]
Pranks to pull and things to say on April Fools’ DayBy Gracie Fairfax | Echo April Fools’ Day is today, and if you haven’t planned ahead for this hilarious holiday, I am here to rescue you. Hopefully you’ve learned from your past mistakes, when playing pranks on your mom landed […]
Surviving life post-spring breakBy Braden Ochs | Contributor We’ve said goodbye to the beaches, mountains and comfort of our homes and returned to the grind. We love Spring Break so much that we never want it to end. Here are a few ways you can maintain the spring break lifestyle during […]
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