A history of rugby and unity
(10/22/22 2:00pm)
Jacob Harbron | Student Contributor
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Our View: Helping make campus accessible
(10/22/22 2:00pm)
Taylor University is required to provide equal access to education for students with disabilities through accommodations according to the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Disability is a broad term that covers mobile-impairment and neurodevelopmental disorders (such as ADHD and dyslexia), among other things.
Our View: Are Taylor’s residence halls behind?
(10/22/22 2:00pm)
Walking on Taylor soil for the first time this year, many students noticed drastic visual and structural changes to the Hodson Dining Commons and Zondervan Library.
Complaining can be harmful
(10/22/22 2:00pm)
Complaining usually stirs up negative emotions. When it becomes a habit, it can get in the way of classes, homework, and friendships.
Writing for the Lord as a calling
(10/22/22 2:00pm)
The author, Professional Writing major Violet Hammack, is the 3rd place winner and recipient of a $50 cash prize in the Lorene Blanchard Essay Contest held at Taylor University in spring semester 2022. The Pulliam Journalism Center essay contest was sponsored by Associate Professor of Journalism Alan Blanchard & Helen Blanchard. Entries were judged by professional journalists – Editor.
Truth-telling has power for good
(10/21/22 2:00pm)
The author, Orphans & Vulnerable Children major Jude Tepper, is the 2nd place winner & recipient of a $100 cash prize for winning 1st place in the Lorene Blanchard Essay Contest held at Taylor University in spring semester 2022. The column by Violet Hammack, Professional Writing major, who won 3rd place, will appear in a later Echo edition. The Pulliam Journalism Center essay contest was sponsored by Associate Professor of Journalism Alan Blanchard & Helen Blanchard. Entries were judged by professional journalists – Editor.
When cliques don’t click at TU
(10/21/22 2:00pm)
Elise Boutell | Student Contributor
Freshman Brayden Gogis talks foundations, goals, puzzle games
(10/11/22 4:00am)
Every puzzle piece connects.
Swallow Robin: beyond the bathtubs
(10/12/22 4:00am)
Tucked away on the far north side of campus sits the smallest, oldest, quirkiest and, perhaps, most mysterious of residence halls.
New course ‘Intro to Art Therapy’ to debut at Taylor this J-term
(10/12/22 4:00am)
Art therapy is a form of therapy that uses various forms of art and creativity to help individuals process their emotions and gain psychological insight through examining their art.
Students form The Gathering, hopes to revive church
(10/14/22 4:00am)
Just a ten minute drive from Taylor University is a small, unassuming town named Hartford City. While most Taylor students only know it to be home to a popular coffee shop, a small group of college kids drive there every Sunday night to worship, listen to a sermon and encourage one another.
Parents pass the torch to their college freshmen at Taylor
(10/13/22 4:00am)
Taylor University is a place rich with legacies and traditions, one being legacy students.
Career Fair to take place on Oct. 20 in LaRita Boren Student Center
(10/10/22 4:00am)
“You secure one internship, and it gives you experiences that qualify you for a better internship, which qualifies you for that job you’re really hoping for, or diversifies the jobs that you qualify for,” Assistant Director of Calling and Career Amber Stanley said.
Previewing homecoming and family weekend
(10/10/22 4:00am)
The latin phrase “Alma Mater” means nourishing mother, so it’s not surprising that alumni, students and new parents come back to Taylor for homecoming. This year, the homecoming and family weekend will be Oct. 21-23, with many events to make Taylor feel like home.
Community art program returns and offers classes to local students
(10/11/22 4:00am)
The Taylor University art department is offering classes to local students ranging from kindergarten to high school seniors.
University advancing accessibility across campus for students
(10/10/22 11:56am)
While accessibility is a broad term that can refer to a wide range of needs and experiences, this article primarily explores the importance of creating physical spaces and environments that are welcoming to individuals with mobility impairments — a term that encompasses a wide range of disabilities which limit function of movement.
Intercultural Programs see changes to offerings
(10/10/22 4:00am)
The Office of Intercultural Programs (OIP) — specifically, the Student Leadership and Culture Program (SLCP) organization — is working with a few changes for this year in programming and in their scholarship offerings.
Jack Attack: Group of 5 deserves respect
(10/11/22 4:00am)
Many people complain that the current college football world is not competitive enough.
Taylor volleyball wins thriller over Marian University
(10/10/22 4:00am)
The No. 13 Trojans took down the No. 17 Marian Knights 3-1 (24-26, 25-22, 25-22, 25-23) on September 30 in a hard-fought game where each point was a back-and-forth battle. This game extended Taylor’s current win streak to four and continued their undefeated run at home as the Trojans are now 10–0 when playing in Odle Arena (11-0 after defeating Spring Arbor on October 5).
Women’s XC cruises to program record
(10/10/22 4:00am)
The women’s cross country team, fresh off two consecutive event wins, added to their dominant season by capturing the title Oct. 1 at the Louisville Cross Country Classic. Program history was rewritten, with the previous team time record being surpassed by 23 seconds and freshman Noel VanderWall setting an individual record time of 17:34.6.
