Student teachers return from a semester spent in the real world By Gracie Fairfax | The Echo Most college seniors spend time scrolling through LinkedIn and dreaming about their ideal real-world career. After a tiring job search, they close their laptops and find some friends to join them in bouts […]
This semester’s must-attend eventsBy Lindsay Robinson | Echo Syllabus shock may be overwhelming, but these five upcoming events are sure to brighten your outlook on this semester. From theatre productions to famous Taylor traditions, be sure to devote a place to these can’t-miss events on your calendar. 1. Spiritual Renewal: February […]
A collection of Taylor’s ministry experiences abroad By Sarah Davis | Echo Ethiopia The team, along with some of the Ethiopian students, flashes happy smiles by a huge tree. “Our team had the amazing opportunity to teach kindergarten through third grade kids in Ethiopia the English language. It was such […]
On Thursday, Taylor announced P. Lowell Haines as the president-elect of the university following the retirement of standing president, Eugene Habecker, in June 2016. The following is a press release from Taylor: Upland, Ind. – The Taylor University Board of Trustees announced today it has selected alumnus and longtime Indianapolis […]
Stories of patience and sarcasmCompiled by Sarah Davis | Echo Taylor Temple (Senior) Just last week I was working an event for catering and my apron has my name on it. While I was refilling the rolls, a lady attending the event asked “What’s Taylor Temple?” Taylor Coats (Junior) […]
Prospectives’ perspectives on Silent NightBy Wren Haynes | Echo There’s nothing quiet about the impression Silent Night makes on prospective students. Picture this: Two thousand screaming college kids in footie pajamas and superhero costumes. And you don’t know a single one of them. Senior Hannah Guske arrived just in time to […]
A quick tour of the holiday open housesBy Sarah Davis and Lindsay Robinson | Echo Wengatz No one was at the Wengatz open house. Not even Wengatz. Sparsely strung lights and a small Christmas tree lavishly bedecked the lobby, welcoming confused women to the party. Wengatz men still took advantage […]
The life and interests of Taylor’s most educated professor Gracie Fairfax | Echo Ask Hadley Mitchell about anything and he’s sure to give you a thoughtful answer. Need help figuring out why your plants won’t grow? Wondering what spices to add to your soup? This professor of economics is sure […]
9,600 square-foot space to be razed in the springBy Cassidy Grom | Echo Factory. Car dealership. Gas station. Electronics manufacturer. Taylor now is in possession of a building that was reportedly all these things. And it’s about to change hands again. In June 2013, Taylor University purchased the dilapidated building that […]
Rediger by the numbersBy Becca Robb | Echo Designed by Matthew Morse
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