Teaching as a continuation of church ministry
(11/08/24 1:00pm)
Craig Long was a pastor ministering to Christians. Now, he is teaching about ministry to guide future pastors.
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OurView: Modesty isn’t legalism
(11/07/24 1:00pm)
Modesty is not only about gym clothes and skirt-lengths. It is not about purity rings or legalism, either — at least, not at heart.
‘Showing up with an open heart’ in Santiago
(11/08/24 1:00pm)
Something changed in Abby Portolese the third time she visited the Dominican Republic.
More than paying taxes
(11/07/24 1:00pm)
In Mark, we're told to render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's. That verse is in the context of paying taxes, but it is part of a collection of verses that all point toward Christians having an obligation to their government. In Romans 13, for example, we're told to be subject to the governing authorities, and in I Timothy 2 we're instructed to pray for those in authority over us.
Zondervan hosts Colleen Warren’s book talk
(11/04/24 1:00pm)
Colleen Warren, professor of English, published her third book in February 2024. The book, “The First Verb: Cultivating Christian Creativity,” introduces Warren’s approach and story regarding creativity as well as the interest and research that her journey sparked.
Crosstown rivals vie for MSFA Mideast glory
(10/29/24 12:00pm)
The football season is just over halfway through and the race for the MSFA Mideast crown is as close as it can get. There are two teams primed to make a run for the title and a share of the MSFA crown, with little competition behind them.
TUFC unites students through faith and fun
(10/29/24 12:00pm)
Soccer is the most popular sport in the entire world and it’s not close. With an estimated 3.5 billion fans worldwide, soccer securely has the top spot. One club on campus is growing that popularity even more. The TU Soccer Club.
PSA From CJH: Legacy reigns in an epic World Series duel
(10/29/24 12:00pm)
I was sitting across from my father, an Atlanta Braves fan, watching highlights of the NFL week, when an advertisement popped up for the World Series.
Jarheads sit at No. 8 in NAIA, third in Crossroads League
(10/29/24 12:00pm)
Taylor University cross country is back in business and as dominant as ever, and the men’s side is speeding toward their final competitions in stride.
On their way up: Maddawgs soar to No. 2 team
(10/29/24 12:00pm)
Now Ranked No. 2 in the NAIA, the women’s cross country team started out of the gate running into the season with two first-place finishes and one second-place finish.
Strengthened by joy
(10/25/24 12:30pm)
There isn’t much that stops Bob Mortimer.
‘Transformers One’ proves that Autobots do indeed have a heart
(10/28/24 3:29pm)
Defying all the odds, “Transformers One” has taken every stereotype about the Transformers film series and left them in the dust.
Go with the flow: Water-Based Media grows student artists
(10/28/24 3:29pm)
How does one capture strength with nothing more than a little water and the stroke of a paintbrush?
Grants fund academic programs, research opportunities at TU
(10/30/24 12:00pm)
Grant writing is a key part of funding academic programs and allows for diverse funding opportunities for various academic desires and needs in the university, Kris Johnson, director of grants and sponsored programs, said.
Strike impacts students
(10/30/24 12:00pm)
On October 1, 2024, ports up and down the Eastern and Gulf coasts saw thousands of dockworkers begin a long-anticipated strike. Members of the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA), the union representing the dockworkers, rallied together in an effort to raise wages and ban automation in ports.
TU students challenged to create interactive video games in 24 hours
(10/30/24 12:00pm)
From horror to puzzles to strategy, this semester’s participants in the bi-annual GameJam all had a different take on the theme: “The world ends in two minutes.”
Asian Street Market hosts street cooking cuisine
(10/28/24 3:29pm)
Members of the Asian Students’ Intercultural Association (ASIA) rushed to and from the Boren Patio with platters and crockpots of simmering meat, sugar-coated fruit and boba tea, setting up for the night ahead of them.
NearSpace revives historic building
(10/30/24 12:00pm)
NearSpace Education is renovating a historic building in hopes to encourage more students to reach for the stars.
Residents apply for Beautification Grant Program
(10/30/24 12:00pm)
The Main Street Mile 2024 Beautification Grant program is accepting applications from homeowners and nonprofits to receive grants to improve the exterior of their property. Those within the 2024 Grant District are eligible.
Wolf PAX runs as a pack, builds community in new TU club
(10/28/24 3:27pm)
At 9:30 a.m. every other Saturday, people gather at Bond Plaza in athletic gear and running shoes.
