“I hated almost every performance, and I think this is the last time Taylor Idol will ever be hosted,” Bryce Swift, senior management major, said while playing the role of a stereotypical harsh critic for Taylor Idol.
“You don’t realize how much you’re learning when you’re learning it through a game,” Professor Jakob Miller, associate professor of Political Science at Taylor University said. Miller co-taught Taylor’s History and Politics Through Board Games course over J-term with Professor ...
"Christianity isn’t for strong people,” said Ben LeBlanc after months in a wheelchair. “It’s for weak people.”
Taylor musical “Working” debuts over the last weekend of J-term, but the cast of 16 has been preparing since auditions ended.
Taylor’s Ethics Bowl team placed second in regionals, qualifying them for nationals on the weekend of Feb. 21-23. This is the fourth year the team has competed in nationals, Josh Brown, Ethics Bowl co-captain, said.
Taylor’s 11th annual Trojan Arena, a business pitch competition formerly known as “Shark Tank,” was held in Rediger Chapel on Nov. 7. IGNITE internship students organized Trojan Arena.
During the evening of Oct. 26, 1,100 students were packed together to listen to 12 student performances of top hit pieces written after Taylor’s class of ‘24 was born. The event featured pop and country hits like “That’s What Makes You Beautiful” and “Something in the Orange.”
Maribel Magallanes will be stepping down from her role as Director of Student Leadership and Intercultural Programs in the Office of Intercultural Programs (OIP). Her last day is Nov. 2.
“I love Taylor intramurals more than a million dollars, a box of chocolates and a lover serenading me day and night,” freshman student Aden Duell said. Taylor is ranked as No. 8 in the nation for intramural sports by The Princeton Review.
Thanks to America’s criminal justice system, people who commit crimes are sent to jail. Taylor students may be going to jail, but not because of their crimes.
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