PAX x OIP event promoted global mental health understanding
By Anna Jones | November 16Collaboration shed light on diverse mental health experiences at Anonymous Stories event
Collaboration shed light on diverse mental health experiences at Anonymous Stories event
Latino History Month celebrations ignite campus culture.
From Aug. 29 to Oct. 20., Taylor’s Metcalf Art Gallery was the venue for the "Out of Indiana Clay Invitational," where local artists showcased their skills and demonstrated the possibilities achievable with a simple medium like clay.
Founded in the heart of Marion is the Compass non-profit and worship experience. The Roseburg Event Center, a place known for historically hosting myriad events, has transformed into a sanctuary for a different kind of gathering – one that reaches beyond the boundaries of traditional Christian worship ...
In the midst of Taylor’s campus, the Multicultural Student Association (MSA) is a beacon of diversity, unity and inclusivity. This organization, nestled within the Office of Intercultural Programs (OIP), embarks on another year of programming.
On a campus brimming with artistic expression, Lynden Hight uses her passion for the arts to bring a new creative outlook to campus. The student-led marketing team at Taylor University, Birrama Creative, has elected Hight as its president for the 2023-2024 school year.
The local theater scene buzzed with excitement as “Everybody,” the thought-provoking and innovative play by Braden Jacobs-Jenkins, took the spotlight. This modern rendition of the contemporary theatrical masterpiece has historically captivated audiences with its unique perspective on life, death and the human experience. “Everybody” is a modern adaptation of the 15th-century morality play, “Everyman.” It invited theatergoers on an introspective journey that explores the fundamental questions of existence. Directed by Tracy Manning, artistic director of theatre arts, audiences could expect three evenings full of unique storytelling and powerful performances.
This August, Landin Brown took on the role of instructor of design after working on Taylor’s marketing team.
Senior Morgan Smith is president of Birrama Creative this year.
Jonathan Byers is the new assistant professor of physician assistant studies.
Senior Briona Graham serves alongside Wade Frances as student body vice president this year.
May Young, biblical studies professor, anticipates the release of her first book.
Olson Hall’s Montana Schwebs discerned a calling toward residence life during her graduate years.
Jacob Neu joins his sister, a junior, at Taylor University this fall.
Senior Wade Frances is passionate about unifying Taylor’s student body.
Senior Rylie Pine is dedicated to serving women across the globe.
Seniors Benjamin Cook and Hayley Mordecai stay connected over the phone.