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Sense and Sensibility brings romance and humor to stage
By Kate Delaney | March 11Expressive voices and illustrious characters with posh accents flooded Mitchell Theatre on Feb. 20-23.
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Gothis talk for Significant Marriage event
By Kate Delaney | March 3Warm, golden sunshine poured through the windows of Habecker South Hall on the evening of Feb. 20 as Dave and Mary Gothi, a self-described “unlikely couple,” took the stage to introduce themselves to students and faculty at Taylor.
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Gas City PAC embraces evolving presence
By Kate Delaney | February 24The Gas City Performing Arts Center (PAC) has been gearing up to highlight more eclectic artists and shows since its grand opening on Oct. 11.
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Olympian celebrates femininity
By Kate Delaney | December 12Dancing with the Stars (DWTS) welcomed Olympic rugby medalist Ilona Maher this season, breaking the standard mold for women’s body types.
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Exit Church to Purchase Walnut Creek Outdoors Building
By Kate Delaney | November 20Exit Church has been making arrangements to close on the purchase of the Walnut Creek Outdoors building in the next two months after its largest attendance this year held 540 people and reached into the rented building’s lobby. Once they possess the vacant store building, they will begin renovating it and officially make the transition from their current location by fall of 2025, Tyler Shirley, co-pastor of Exit Church, said.
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Joseph Pak releases book addressing self-deception in faith
By Kate Delaney | November 18Room 142 in Zondervan Library is normally quiet. But on Nov. 14, it hosted a lively group of students and faculty who leaned in to hear one charismatic professor’s story.Joseph Pak, an adjunct professor of biblical studies, presented his brand-new book, “What the Bible Says about the Dangers of Self-Deception: An Exegetical Approach.”
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Fabrica revives vintage clothing on Taylor runway
By Kate Delaney | November 18The click of high heels and Nike Air Force shoes were drowned out by applause as pastel hues flashed and circled the runway in the Atrium of the Euler Science Complex. Approximately 65 student models walked in Taylor’s annual “Fabrica” fashion show on Nov. 9, hosted by Integration of Faith and Culture (IFC). Many of the participating students modeled for several of the different categories.
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‘Nocturne’ student musical to use Upland night sky as inspiration
By Kate Delaney | November 11"Nocturne” is an up-and-coming musical that Josiah Friesen, a senior music theory and composition major, has been writing for the past one and a half years. He described it as a journey through the night sky with 18 songs circling around the various themes of the stars.
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‘Out of Indiana’ art exhibition opens at Metcalf Gallery
By Kate Delaney | November 5The Metcalf Visual Arts Center hosted the opening of the “Out of Indiana” art exhibition on Oct. 25. Jeremie Riggleman, an assistant professor of art, first reached out to artists in August of 2024 with a goal to curate an art collection inspired by the previous fall semester “Out of Indiana: Clay Invitational.”
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Asian Street Market hosts street cooking cuisine
By Kate Delaney | October 28Asian Street Market, hosted by ASIA, took place from 6–9 p.m. outside of the LaRita Boren Campus Center. As the air thickened with the smell of spices, people began to line Boren Patio with plates and food tickets in hand.
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By Kate Delaney | April 25Erik Hayes, professor of kinesiology, teaches paddling techniques to Juliette Aguirre in the Kinesiology department’s “Outdoor Living” course.
