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Women in sports media have a tall hill to climb. They work in an industry dominated by men. Their physical appearance on camera is scrutinized. And if they cover football, then they might face a question like this: “You’ve never played the sport, so how would you know?”
Sit down, dear reader, and let me tell you a story, a tale of how one man expanded his fame and glory.
You have heard it before: In 49 states, it is just basketball … but this is Indiana.
Across the country in Vancouver, WA, Taylor’s cross-country teams dominated in their final race of the 2023 season.
We always experience the intensity of rivalry week in college football, but the games during 2023’s edition carved a spot among the all-time greats. Running backs across the country scored multiple touchdowns, multiple games went down to the wire and players celebrated with backflips. Let’s recap week 13.
Flashing lights and sirens — a normal part of the lives of students like senior Natalya Tropea at Taylor who volunteer at EMTs at Medic 8, Upland's Emergency Medical Services (EMS) unit.
At 6:15 p.m. on Tuesday nights, discussions on America and the Bible are hosted by the Lightrider Ministries at the GrayBarn.
After a semester of preparation and hard work, students in the Cases and Campaigns class received the 2023 Platinum MarCom award.
Empty Bowls is an annual campus tradition that Taylor World Outreach (TWO) hosted Nov. 1. Through serving soup alongside a table of empty bowls, the event aims to bring awareness to the hunger crisis facing many communities.
Approximately 600 freshmen gathered in Rediger Chapel to take their Foundations of the Christian Liberal Arts midterm exam Oct. 23.
Taylor University has found a new heartbeat in the form of the Korean Culture Club. Led by Professors of Korean Language Kang Hyehweon and Oh Jiyeon, the club has rapidly become a focal point for students seeking to explore and immerse themselves in Korean traditions.
Through her major in human physiology and preventative medicine (HPPM), senior Jaya Panicker has grown in her understanding and appreciation of the health sciences and how she can utilize a Christian perspective in her career.
Cru is a ministry that gives Taylor University students the opportunity to share the gospel with their peers locally and internationally.
The new Ninja Warrior club invites students to practice a unique sport.
Not many people spend their evenings scouring the internet, reading theories for their radio show. Sophomore Ben Reitz, a film and media arts major, joyfully does just that.
“This bike was almost stolen; think about that.”
Taylor released a master plan this semester for future construction plans.
Somewhere in our collective childhood, Cinderella’s glass slipper broke. So did the glass ceiling.
“Video games are the pre-eminent art form of this century,” Brock Henderson, video game developer and designer, said.
Everyone has a story, and every story deserves to be shared. One freshmen twin duo is using their talents to showcase the diversity of the kingdom of God by telling their stories and the stories of others.
Solutions by The State News