In June of 2023, Lori Fauquher stepped into her current role as the director of the physician assistant (PA) program. Although the PA program is still in its early stages, Fauquher and her colleagues have put in significant effort to secure its accreditation.
A seminary student, a resident hall director and a street and community outreach coordinator all share one thing. They are all on a "Staircase to Nowhere."
Taylor University purchased the Casa Apartments in March 2024; they first started considering purchasing the apartments early spring semester of 2023 according to Stephen Olson, vice president for finance and chief financial officer.
The presidential election remains the primary concern for Hoosiers and the rest of the United States, but many other races on the ballot have a more immediate impact on Indiana residents.
When sophomore Grace Channell was 3 years old, she first started baking with her mom. By the time she was seven, she was already baking by herself.
Taylor women's soccer will face #RV Grace on Nov. 6 in the Crossroads League Tournament quarterfinals, while the men's side will look to next season to build off of the improvements and gritty mentality from coach Drew Glover’s first season.
From the turf field of Wildcat Stadium at Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU) to the bright faces of Taylor University students, Landin Brown, instructor of design, brings a new perspective to the classroom.
A love of comic books is something senior Contessa Hussong, professional writing major and junior Caleb Joshua Heffron, multimedia journalism major, share in common. The two teamed up to teach a class called "comics unlocked." Heffron said in this course, he and Hussong explore the history of comics and guide students through creating a comic script. They will earn credit for an independent study by teaching the course.
Taylor’s President Michael Lindsay appointed Stefan Brandle, co-chair and professor of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, as the Ronald L. McDaniel Endowed Chair of Computing and System Sciences during chapel on May 3.
The Indiana State Board of Nursing visited Taylor University on Sep. 10, to decide if Taylor’s nursing program is ready to become fully accredited. They inspected the newly renovated Nussbaum Science Center and interviewed numerous nursing program staff, faculty and students.
This story mistakenly credits Sam Maurer as the writer of the article; the correct author is Dalton Jones, as are all design credits for the story graphics.
The Indiana statehouse should work towards a balanced representation.
The WeCov is one of the most popular drinks on the Jumping Bean's menu.
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