Meet man behind events curtain
Who plans, coordinates and leads the many events that occur on Taylor’s campus? These events are filled with emotion and lead to lasting memories, like Grandparents Day or Homecoming and Family Day.
Who plans, coordinates and leads the many events that occur on Taylor’s campus? These events are filled with emotion and lead to lasting memories, like Grandparents Day or Homecoming and Family Day.
Sophomore Sophie Peshek, an environmental science major, loves nature.
Adam Sonstroem, assistant professor of communication, will be Taylor’s first fully online professor.
Studying art in the birthplace of western art and society is truly a once in a lifetime experience. It’s one that junior illustration major Emma Frizzell is embracing every moment as she completes a semester abroad in Orvieto, Italy.
Ever enjoyed a drink from the Bean? You can thank him. Ever enjoyed a campus event? You can thank him. Senior film & media arts major Thane Syswerda has worked multiple jobs and involved himself in leadership roles.
Are you looking for a new café to explore and hang out with your friends in? Grounded Coffee is a new coffee shop that opened on April 3 in Gas City, Indiana. Its sole owner, Kayla Poling, is a full-time real estate agent.
They’re leading a wing together not just as colleagues, but also close friends.
Contessa Hussong took one journalism class in high school and hated it. Now, a senior, she is co-editor in chief of The Echo.
This mechanical engineering major has made himself a machine of music.
What better way to start the day than on the pickleball court at 6 a.m.? A group of faculty members and others on Taylor’s campus get together and play pickleball before they head to work. They meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6 a.m. and sometimes on Saturdays at 7:30 a.m.
Growing up as the son of Taylor University’s former head soccer coach and an Upland native, Noah Ross knew Taylor was his home sooner than most.
This cafe in Grant County serves the Lord by serving you a warm drink. The Branch is a cafe in Fairmount, Indiana, first envisioned and discussed during the summer of 2016 among leaders of Fairmount Wesleyan Church. The cafe would be established to the public in May 2017 as an extension of the church.
Affectionately known as ‘The Well,’ Taylor’s designated student workout space is not just a place for student connection but welcomes those from the greater Upland community as well.
How many marketing majors do you know that used to be ballerinas? Audrey Beukelman is a freshman at Taylor University and is currently majoring in marketing. She started dancing at the age of seven.
For many people, cramming daily activities into twenty-four hours proves a daunting task. However, for freshman AJ Richardson and his six teammates, one trip around the sun was enough time to write, direct and produce a winning original short film.
Until a few years ago, freshman Sadie Maples was a secularist punk with an eating disorder. Now she’s a journalism major at Taylor University.
Samuel Mamede has traveled from investigating corruption in Brazil, to investigating corruption in the United States.
By stitching fabric, they weave a story. Three Taylor students share an interest in sewing. From clothes to art, they’ve made their works known to their families and friends at Taylor and beyond.
Reading the word of God for a relationship with Jesus all starts with an experience. Art, music, journaling and meditation help students understand the meaning of reading for encountering Christ and are helpful tools that Phil Collins, professor of Christian ministries and director of Taylor University Center for Scripture Engagement, has utilized in his teaching and understanding of Scripture.
Sometimes, what separates us is not some metaphysical belief or complex idea but a physical barrier. For Upland, it’s the bridge that divides Main Street into two.