By Kamryn Koble | Echo Being the newest dorm at Taylor University, Breuninger Hall's only stereotype is that it does not have a stereotype at all. Countless Echo articles have documented the building of this dorm and its future culture. Perhaps Breu's beauty lies in the ambiguity and diversity of its ...
By Kamryn Koble | Echo Every student needs a cross-culture course to graduate. Next J-term, you can earn it serving where you are passionate. Over J-term 2020, the Taylor World Outreach (TWO) organization sends students on Lighthouse trips to countries that need God's love the most. Director of TWO ...
By Kamryn Koble | Echo When performers are lip-syncing, the importance of choreography skyrockets. Every detail must be created, taught and executed to pull off the quality of Airband performances that Taylor expects. Junior Ember Pflughoeft works with Second West Olson, and she fondly remembers the ...
By Kamryn Koble | Echo Taylor University is a melting pot of students from all over the globe, but some grew up next door to campus. Being a faculty or staff member's child can provide security, familiarity and a different perspective on the culture that makes up Upland and Taylor University. Freshman ...
By Kamryn Koble | Echo Each week students from the universities in Grant County volunteer with Special Olympics, where they swim alongside athletes whose different circumstances give them unique stories and experiences. "Grant County Special Olympics is a not-for-profit organization that provides year-round ...
By Kamryn Koble | Contributor On Oct 25, Taylor was one of 150 locations taking part in a Q Union event featuring six speakers, three being students here. Director of the Calling and Career Office Jeff Aupperle lead bringing the event to campus. Q Union focuses on creating a space where people can engage ...
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