Country swing dance club launches in fall
Taylor University has a culture of social and active events, which will make the new swing dancing club a fitting addition to campus life.
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Taylor University has a culture of social and active events, which will make the new swing dancing club a fitting addition to campus life.
The Taylor University Art department has seen an influx of new and experienced faces who are teaching this fall semester.
On Aug. 27, Metcalf Gallery welcomed the “Perm” Art Exhibition, a selection of Taylor University’s permanent art collection, showcasing the legacy of art created by Taylor women over the years.
When a student walks through IU Health Center’s sliding glass doors, they are met with a stop sign, hand sanitizer and a pile of masks. Behind the stop sign are two women ready to help. They welcome students with their smiles and quick wit.
A soft, eerie melody seeped through the speakers as Brenna Moan, a junior music composition major, began reading her lines in the Butz-Carruth Recital Hall.
The Indiana State Board of Nursing visited Taylor University on Sep. 10, to decide if Taylor’s nursing program is ready to become fully accredited.
Living with a food allergy, it is often hard to find food that is safe to eat.
As fall descends upon Indiana, temperatures are cooling, but the election campaigns are heating up. With November approaching, Taylor faculty and students are preparing for the presidential race and the tension it may bring.
After a nearly three-year process, Marion Health East’s Innovation and Medical Campus in Gas City officially opened its services on Monday. On Sept. 15, the hospital hosted an open house, signaling its grand opening with a ribbon cutting ceremony and building tours.
Taylor University, in partnership with AVI, has unveiled a number of new dining features for students as they return to campus for the semester.
The Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE) encourages creativity and collaboration by inviting students of all majors to participate in their fall events.
One Taylor student, all of South Korea.
You’ve likely heard whisperings — if not shouts — about it.
Talking about politics in church should not be intimidating.
Four years ago, Chelsea Springer, a Taylor University freshman at the time, wrote a poem. Her words became the inspiration for Heart and Soul Poetry Club, a co-founder of the club said.
It’s election season, so some readers might be wondering: how can Christians faithfully pair their identities as members of the universal church and citizens of a particular nation? While many contemporary commentators have engaged that question thoughtfully, the past may hold fruitful examples, too.
Students with double majors find themselves trapped between two worlds. Choosing to major in multiple topics taxes time and focus, but it allows students to earn their degree in multiple subjects and helps prepare them for their futures.
Zondervan Library offers many resources that can help students with quality research sources, personal writing assistance or a good place to study.
No. 4 Women’s Cross Country: