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Sophomore finance major Ashlyn Hanson stands with her self-published book, “Haisley.”
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Sophomore finance major Ashlyn Hanson stands with her self-published book, “Haisley.”
One of the storied club sports at Taylor University, the rugby club uses their fall season to prepare themselves and train new players for their 7-on-7 spring season. (Photo provided by the Taylor Men's Rugby Club)
Grimm will leave Taylor with 27 goals and 10 assists to her name, averaging over half a goal a game in her final two seasons. (Photo provided by Taylor Athletics)
With 1448 all-purpose yards through eight games, Hockett has taken a leap and become a major strength of Taylor's offense.
In her first season, Halterman has won Crossroads League Runner of the Week four times, NAIA Runner of the Week twice, broken both the 5k and 6k records and been named an All-Crossroads League athlete. (Photo provided by Taylor Athletics)
No. 19 Taylor baseball, No. 19 competitive cheer and No. 23 men's and No. 12 women's indoor track and field will all start their year ranked. (Photos provided by Taylor Athletics)
Senior Kaitlyn Harbron prepares for her art show in May (by Jillian Voges)
Senior Kaitlyn Harbron prepares for her art show in May (by Jillian)
Senior Alivia Gustrowsky gets her hair curled (by Siana Bruce)
Samuel Morris Hall hosts a Halloween open house (by Jillian Voges)
Students Ellianna and Gavin Main watch the chapel service from Jacobsen I (by Olivia Zoerner)
Donna Downs’ children’s book, “Always and Forever,” is a reflection on grief and family. Photo provided by Donna Downs.
Hank Voss, assistant professor of Christian ministries, will return from his sabbatical this spring. Photo provided by Taylor University.
Pete Edgar’s experience working with aircraft in Liberia prompted him toward the medical field.
Comic sans: a divisive font.
Maybe we should think about tithing before we walk into church with Starbucks.
Transfer guard Kobe Funderburk leads the Trojans with 13 points per game and is hitting 50% of his three-point attempts.
Helfert will be one of the first to play competitively on the new purple-and-gray hardcourts of Taylor University. (Photo provided by Taylor Tennis)