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Taylor Athletics has recently announced that they are continuing to revamp their athletic facilities to achieve a fresher, more modern look with the infrastructure.
In the 2018-19 school year, men’s lacrosse became an officially sanctioned sport at Taylor. From a team originally composed of new lacrosse players and underclassmen, Taylor lacrosse is pushing past the walls of inexperience and beginning to find success in the nine-team Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference (WHAC).
Etched into the stone near the entrance of the Zondervan Library is a quote by John Ruskin, one of the greatest English writers and philosophers from the Victorian era.
Competition for Airband is fierce. Every group wants to get in and compete at one of the biggest events at Taylor University.
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.
“What I walked into was a room full of people worshiping in the most simplest, raw form,” Taylor University freshman Rebecca Stillwell said.
Taylor University is partnering with Granite Ridge Builders to construct two houses in the Upland community.
Taylor University has been working to address the bat issue on Third East Wengatz, with the hope that the problem has now been solved.
Science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) is an area of learning that is known for its difficulty and rigor — making those pursuing a degree in such fields examples of true dedication.
When Kizito Mayao arrived at Taylor from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), he fell in love with the unique culture the university had to offer.
The Metcalf Open — an art show where the only uniting theme is the fact that each piece is the work of a Taylor student.
The WTUR Radio Station notoriously projects a variety of different perspectives and experiences from student life. However, its recording studio was recently met with two new hosts that did not fit under its usual umbrella of students, but instead, their hall directors.
Envision Film Festival is back on Taylor’s campus and played host to a flurry of events over the weekend. These events included workshops, the screening of student documentaries, music videos and films and various activities with high school students.
De’Ariss Hope and Darien Taylor’s vision is not exclusive to the football field. Their abilities expand to the creative landscape. The two major in Film and Media Production creating award-winning films and carving out their path in the entertainment world.
There’s something life-giving about sharing cultures through conversation.
This spring, both men and women’s golf teams started their journey in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The top five from each squad headed down to compete at the Legends Resort — Parkland.
Jason Hubbard, the pride of Miamisburg, Ohio, closed out his illustrious basketball career as a Taylor Trojan. The 6-foot-7 forward cemented his legacy by becoming the program’s all-time leading scorer with 2,479 points and establishing a single-season scoring record in 2023 with 709 points.
Wesley Jones — a name that speaks for itself.
Three students were bitten by bats on Third East Wengatz in the past two weeks, said senior Joey Gorski who lives on Third East. One student was bitten on the arm and noticed there was a bruise with two little marks by it — bat teeth marks. The bruise wasn’t a cause for concern, as it was probably only a little bit of bleeding under the skin. The real problem is potential rabies.
On April 13 and 14, two Taylor University students will be competing in the 2023 Createur Conference and Pitch Competition. Four other students will be in attendance.
Solutions by The State News