READI 2.0 gives Upland $1.75 million grant
(11/21/24 12:19am)
The Economic Acceleration and Development Initiative (READI 2.0) gifted the Main Street Mile Initiative with a $1.75 million grant on Nov. 12.
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Taylor to offer new Chinese culture course this spring
(11/21/24 12:19am)
The Global Studies Department is offering a new class Spring semester: Chinese Culture and Communication — Building Bridges, Strengthening Relationships.
Innoshop slays the dragon
(11/21/24 12:19am)
Taylor’s 11th annual Trojan Arena, a business pitch competition formerly known as “Shark Tank,” was held in Rediger Chapel on Nov. 7.
Exit Church to Purchase Walnut Creek Outdoors Building
(11/21/24 12:19am)
Exit Church has been making arrangements to close on the purchase of the Walnut Creek Outdoors building in the next two months after its largest attendance this year held 540 people and reached into the rented building’s lobby.
Halterman rewrites the record book with joy
(11/19/24 1:00pm)
There are no words to describe Taylor cross country runner Jaynie Halterman. As soon as you begin, she breaks another record.
Senior captain Audrey Grimm plays final game
(11/19/24 1:00pm)
The Taylor women’s soccer season has come to an end following a loss in the Crossroads League Tournament to #RV Grace 2-1.
Dual-threat QB Damon Hockett fuels Taylor's offense
(11/19/24 1:00pm)
Quarterback is one of the hardest positions to play in sports.
Men’s rugby grows in experience through the fall season
(11/19/24 1:00pm)
The Taylor men’s rugby team 2024 season is well underway in the fall semester. Their play continues to get better after games and a tournament at Wabash College in the second weekend of November.
Cold weather warrants the return of Taylor winter sports
(11/19/24 1:00pm)
Three sports will start up during J-term. Baseball, track and field, and competitive cheer will each get their shot at exciting the Taylor community in a month.
Joseph Pak releases book addressing self-deception in faith
(11/18/24 1:00pm)
Room 142 in Zondervan Library is normally quiet. But on Nov. 14, it hosted a lively group of students and faculty who leaned in to hear one charismatic professor’s story.
Ashlyn Hanson captures nuances of high society in novel ‘Haisley’
(11/18/24 1:00pm)
A high society girl learns to lean on her friends and herself in the face of impossible decisions and challenging situations in the novel “Haisley.”
Fabrica revives vintage clothing on Taylor runway
(11/18/24 1:00pm)
The click of high heels and Nike Air Force shoes were drowned out by applause as pastel hues flashed and circled the runway in the Atrium of the Euler Science Complex.
Students ART250C is open to all majors
(11/16/24 12:52am)
“There's just something grounding about putting our hands in clay,” Jeremie Riggleman, assistant professor of art at Taylor, said.
TU students start own businesses
(11/18/24 1:00pm)
From fresh haircuts to flawless nails and fitted clothes, Taylor students are turning their skills into a service.
Halls host Halloween open houses
(11/18/24 1:00pm)
Open houses on Taylor University’s campus are not typical home walk-throughs. These traditions take place in dormitories, are themed and provide entertainment to other students around campus. Recent ones were halloween themed providing a spooky way to spend late October.
New sensory chapel space serves students
(11/18/24 1:00pm)
The chapel office announced a new sensory-friendly chapel space where students can worship and engage in fellowship in a calmer environment than Rediger Auditorium.
Telling the story of all: “Always and Forever”
(11/22/24 1:00pm)
Grief is one of the most uniquely individual yet universal human experiences.
Hank Voss: Raising up workers for the harvest fields
(11/22/24 1:00pm)
Just as we embrace the slowness that winter brings each year, there are times in our lives where the right answer is found in rest.
Aircraft mechanic to physician assistant
(11/22/24 1:00pm)
Once an aircraft mechanic, Pete Edgar later soared across the medical field and eventually landed on teaching.
All fonts require context
(11/21/24 1:00pm)
Comic Sans —well known for being a controversial and often misused font. These cartoonish letters generate division on whatever Google or Word Doc they appear. But are there any grounds to such widespread abhorrence of Comic Sans?
