Sometimes, all it takes is an email to make things happen. “(This chapel) was completely Austin,” said Reverend Gregory Dyson, Taylor’s vice president of spiritual life and intercultural leadership, said.
The Upland Public Library is beginning a new chapter as they look to expand their building in the upcoming months. Funded by the Lilly Endowment, the project aims to double the library’s square footage, Andrea Masvero, the executive director of 1846 Enterprises, said.
According to the saying, it is better to give than receive. But does that adage still hold true for the typical college student who is running short on funds? According to Elizabeth Shatzer, a music education sophomore, the answer is yes.
Taylor University is exploring the process of building a new dormitory on campus. Julia Hurlow, dean of Campus Life, said rising enrollment inspired the idea.
As the lights dimmed and the French accordion music faded, audiences were swept away on a two-and-a-half hour ride through the marvelously mad world of The Madwoman of Chaillot.
For Grace Anderson, art is everywhere. From photography to music to medicine, she sees God’s hand in it all.
Vocation, prayer and life transitions: Russell Pulliam publicly interviewed Jeff Sparks Thursday, Oct. 24, discussing these three themes and many others. Held in Taylor University’s Cornwall Auditorium, the interview centered around Sparks’ many endeavors, including the founding of the Heartland Film Festival.
NearSpace Education is renovating a historic building in hopes to encourage more students to reach for the stars. NearSpace Education is a nontraditional STEM education company based out of Upland, Indiana.
On October 1, 2024, ports up and down the Eastern and Gulf coasts saw thousands of dockworkers begin a long-anticipated strike. Members of the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA), the union representing the dockworkers, rallied together in an effort to raise wages and ban automation in ports.
As fall descends upon Indiana, temperatures are cooling, but the election campaigns are heating up. With November approaching, Taylor faculty and students are preparing for the presidential race and the tension it may bring.
Solutions by The State News