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Over this past summer, NearSpace Launch — with the aid of other organizations — tore down factory buildings off of Main St. to develop the land into a public park.
Whether it’s the Colorado mountains or the fields of Indiana, sophomore Kali Siemers seeks shelter in storm chasing.
Global Need-to-Know highlights three stories spotlighting relevant pieces of international news. These global stories aim to broaden the perspective of the Taylor community as they absorb information from a variety of sources and spaces.
Recently, the Supreme Court has issued major rulings on immigration enforcement, abortion, elections and freedom of religion and freedom of speech protections for artists. So of course, I want to talk to you about Idaho house construction and the definition of the word “water.”
When I was 16, I decided I disliked the letter “Q.” There seemed to be a sort of “injustice” for English language learners. At a glance, it looked replaceable with “C” and “K.”
Taylor’s incoming class of 2023 has a high school GPA higher than the university average. According to Education Next, this is consistent with recent trends of increasing student GPAs at universities and colleges around the country.
Taylor’s engineering department received a $2 million grant that will provide cutting-edge technology and new spaces for students.
The third floor of Samuel Morris Hall has long been called “Broho” — a shortened version of their nickname, “The Brotherhood.”
College students jump at the idea of having a break from their regular meals at the dining commons, searching for a taste of home, or in this case, a taste of community. There are various events on campus throughout the year for students to look forward to, one in particular being Pie Night.
It’s the final frontier: from across the star-kissed surface of Taylor Lake and the concrete ocean of the Breu parking lot, Gerig and Breuninger Halls stand as refuges for their residents.
Elevate, a social media conference, will be from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 16, in Cornwall in the Larita Boren Campus Center. This event, planned by students in PBR 455, Event and Venue Planning, aims to benefit all who attend through acquired knowledge of social media usage. All are welcome and encouraged to come.
Football, baseball, basketball, rugby, hockey, soccer: one of these things is not like the others.
A breeze in the air and a colorful collection of leaves on trees can only mean one thing: It’s NFL season.
Picture this: the scent of gasoline filling your nose, the deafening roar of massive combustion engines accelerating down the straightaways, the vibrations of thunderous applause and boisterous cheers resonating in your chest.
The No. 4 IWU Wildcats (5-0) are nothing short of spectacular this season under first-year head coach Andrew Rode.
Taylor women’s volleyball has been a highlight over the past couple years for Trojan athletics. This year, they came in with high hopes. Now, they are fighting their way back to dominance. With the departure of a deep senior class, this year’s team has experienced many changes.
Many people see cars as a means to an end, a mode of transporting oneself from point A to point B. For car purists it is so much more. It is an art. A way of life. A symbol of independence, self-reliance and self-expression.
On June 29, 2023, the Supreme Court ended the decades long precedent of race-based admissions by a vote of 6-2.
Over our time at Taylor University, our relationship with God the Father, Jesus and the Holy Spirit has deepened. Alongside that, Christ’s bride, embodied in the church, has become clearer to us. It is important to be actively involved in a church community beyond attending Sunday services.
Every year, the art education majors take Elementary Methods of Art. As a part of the course, they teach homeschoolers during the class period. Through paint and paper, the class adds color to the lives of 64 homeschooled children.
Solutions by The State News