Life & Times

Indy Scream Park experience: frights and delights

Foodie Fix: Marion’s Train Station Pancake House

The up-to-date Trojan: from student body leader

Temperatures drop, fall activities start across campus

Students form The Gathering, hopes to revive church

Parents pass the torch to their college freshmen at Taylor

Reflecting on the beauty of the Gospel

Study pods installed in Zondervan Library

BeReal, BeTogether

Mind the Gap: engaging spaces in the community

LSU honors Hispanic Heritage Month

Off-campus housing retains intentional community

Unique internships offer clarity for future career choices

Leading the Echo into a new year of stories

Modern Solutions Required

In the Spring of 2019, I interviewed JoAnn Rediger for an article about her retirement and something she said has always stuck with me. I asked her what she had planned for her retirement. “What’s next?” Rediger said. “The seniors and I have that in common. We both keep getting that question.”

Echo co-editors reflect on last four years

It’s a curious thing to prepare to write our last column. For four years, The Echo has dominated a significant portion of our lives. For this entire year, our lives have rotated around the print schedule. 

What’s on your Taylor Bucket List?

With all of the chaos, it’s crucial to remember that college is a once-in-a-lifetime experience and everyone should live in the moment. Though Taylor University sits between cornfields, and Upland is a small place, there’s plenty to do before you leave. Here are some items to consider adding to your Taylor bucket list.

Scared of the unknown

Seniors remember their Time at Taylor

Modern Solutions Required

When I think of the moment I learned the most about generosity, I think about snow.