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Taylor hosts Q Union to discuss culture, faith, church

On April 5 in the Cornwall Auditorium, Taylor University will be hosting Q Union for the fourth consecutive year.

Taylor Ethics Bowl team beats Yale at nationals

As exhibited in their most recent performance at nationals, Taylor’s Ethics Bowl team consistently performs at a level comparable to some of the biggest universities in the country. 

KSAC exercise classes return

The Kesler Student Activities Center (KSAC) group exercise classes have returned to campus for the spring 2022 session. 

Counseling Center begins therapy groups, workshops

With the spring semester in full swing, the Taylor University Counseling Center has established therapy groups and workshops for students and faculty alike.

Holly Whitby joins Taylor to work in enrollment, marketing

Behind the scenes, a big rebranding is underway for Taylor — led by the insight of a new marketing specialist, Holly Whitby.

Spring break missions trips return

As COVID-19 travel restrictions begin to loosen, Taylor is adjusting and restarting their international travel programs like the Lighthouse Programs.

Taylor celebrates women’s history

International Women’s Day is often filled with global discussions on gender equality, domestic violence and various other women’s rights issues.

Residents evacuate Kyiv

Boosters required for up-to-date vaccination

 In January, the COVID-19 resource webpage was updated with information related to current vaccination guidance for Taylor students and faculty. 

Campus experiences maintenance employee shortage

 The COVID-19 pandemic sparked a shortage in workers across the U.S. Amid those impacted from the national worker shortage is Taylor University’s facilities team.   

DC, Stu update services for the spring semester

MAHE redistributes head leadership

 In May of 2021, Masters of Arts in Higher Education (MAHE) Department Chair Tim Hermann retired, leaving a spot that will now be filled by three Student Development faculty. 

Student campaign runs unopposed in election

 The race for the 2022-2023 student body president (SBP) and vice president (SBVP) is underway; an uncontested race for the first time since 2016. 

J-term trips abroad remain impactful despite COVID-19

Global Need-to-Know

Cunningham set to speak at commencement

Taylor celebrates Black History Month

Tom Jones receives Sagamore of the Wabash award

Jan. 6, 2021: Revisiting the attack on the Capitol

Jan. 6 marked one year from the Capitol insurrection, a day forever blotted in U.S. history. 

Indiana responds to OSHA vaccination mandate