You see a friend approaching you on the sidewalk. “Hey! How are you?” he or she asks. Don’t say it. Don’t say it. Don’t say it. “I’m tired,” you respond with a weak smile.
This is the first year the Financial Aid office is offering the Global Trip Grant, a scholarship for students with high financial need who are pursuing an overseas practicum or internship.
Long tables lined with vegetable trays, pasta salad, pulled pork and chili. Another table filled with mountains of cookies and apple pie cupcakes. Little kids weaving through grown-ups’ legs. The sound of fiddles and banjos filling the large room. People laughing on the dance floor, boasting their best fall flannels.
“Thanks, I thrifted it!” It is out with the new and in with the old with regards to fashion trends. The used clothing market has had its time in the spotlight for several years now and is expected to continue flourishing. According to ThredUp’s annual Resale Report, the U.S. secondhand apparel ...
Recent changes to student visas are impacting the U.S. — affecting even small Christian schools tucked away in the cornfields.
A groundbreaking and worship night are just two of the approximately one hundred 97 coordinated events taking place Oct. 3-5, Taylor University’s Homecoming Weekend.
Bill and Sabrina Mixon embarked on a new adventure when they bought Greek’s Pizzeria in Upland on March 1. Before purchasing the restaurant, Bill was a manager at Discount Tire in Muncie, and Sabrina was a stay-at-home mom. Rewind approximately 50 years to when Chris Karamesine founded Greek’s Pizzeria. While working in the automotive services, Bill crossed paths with Karamesine and became his go-to car guy and a good friend.
Jonathan Perez, Upland town manager, introduced Maura Hoff as the new town attorney at the city council meeting, April 1. Hoff will work closely with Perez and Mary Fletcher, town clerk-treasurer, to draft ordinances for the council, answer legal questions and assist in development projects. She has ...
Taylor University is in the process of designing a new chapel and welcome center. Andrea Masvero, executive director of 1846 Enterprises, and Keith Cocking, senior director of construction services, led a student-listening session March 3.
Increasing violence and uncertainty marks the daily lives of the Congolese as armed rebel groups including March 23 movement (M23) and The Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) remain active in the country. Kizito Mayao is a Taylor MAHE (Masters in Higher Education) graduate who is from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The violence has been taking place in the province he lives in. Those who are more financially stable have fled to safer areas, while others can only wait until M23 invades their cities.
The Helping Hands thrift store offers a variety of clothing at low prices.
Attendees of the open house grab food at the food trucks.
The facility's interior was decorated with balloons and a table of merchandise.
Two new townhomes will be added to the residential village to accommodate for growth.
Jakob Miller, associate professor of political science, teaches Campaigns and Elections.
The Horne Academic Center will host the film and media arts program as well as entrepreneurial students.
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