The chapel office announced a new sensory-friendly chapel space where students can worship and engage in fellowship in a calmer environment than Rediger Auditorium.
Open houses on Taylor University’s campus are not typical home walk-throughs. These traditions take place in dormitories, are themed and provide entertainment to other students around campus. Recent ones were halloween themed providing a spooky way to spend late October.
Colleen Warren, professor of English, published her third book in February 2024. The book, “The First Verb: Cultivating Christian Creativity,” introduces Warren’s approach and story regarding creativity as well as the interest and research that her journey sparked.
Everyone living in Swallow Robin is new to the building this year. Living in the newly nicknamed “Robin” residence hall, upperclassmen and underclassmen alike have the unique opportunity to create a new culture.
Taylor University has a culture of social and active events, which will make the new swing dancing club a fitting addition to campus life.
As graduating seniors finalize plans to move off campus and pursue new careers, many are planning to continue to enjoy connections with friends made over the years at Taylor University.
Though cherished, the time students spend at Taylor can fly by. Some students use different physical and digital mediums to commemorate and remember their time at college.
Many within the Taylor community are aware of the self-defense class offered by Head of Campus Police Jeff Wallace.
Among the Taylor University community, there is a deep appreciation and love for the culture and fellowship that has created a family across campus.
Whether hosting regular meetings or special events, the Math Club puts on a variety of activities to help its participants celebrate and bring together the Taylor’s Mathematics department.
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