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He relaxes in the library chair. His hair is pulled half-up at the back of his head, casual like his shorts and t-shirt. His eyes are open wide, and his voice is quiet.
Stepping into Walnut Creek Country Market, one might first be intrigued by the store’s quaint size.
Dr. David Moore, health officer at the Grant County Health Department, estimates that roughly 35% of the students at Taylor University are vaccinated as of Oct. 7.
Marvel’s most recent film, “Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings,” promises a bright future for both the franchise and the film industry as a whole, but still raises a few red flags at the same time.
On Nov. 6, Taylor University is hosting the Unified Robotics Championship (URC) for the first time.
The Taylor University art department specializes in many different art forms including drawing, printmaking, sculpture, photography, graphic design, jewelry making, painting and ceramics.
“Community development is the key to economic development,” Jonathan Perez, Upland town manager said.
In the marathon of running between classes and extracurriculars, junior Israel Smith aimed to make a splash in the music industry during the summer of 2021.
Dairy Queen (DQ) has begun building a new location for a Grill and Chill Restaurant in Gas City.
On Oct. 1, President Michael Lindsay announced the hire of Jewerl Maxwell as provost and Holly Whitby as vice president for enrollment and marketing.
Both Taylor cross country teams punched well above their weight class at the Louisville Cross Country Classic where both races had many NCAA Division 1 teams.
The office of intercultural leadership and church relations has launched a new website in hopes of making information and resources easily accessible.
Although Taylor no longer has an official tennis team, a few former members have helped fill the gap left by the disbanding of their program.
Athletes of all levels and ages seem to have a few things that they always do before games or practices.
YORKTOWN, Ind.- Think back to fall in elementary school, when the hot spot for field trips was your local farm.
“Warm industrial” best captures Gordon Jackson’s efforts to transform a former glass factory into a charismatic coffee shop.
Whether it’s to fill an awkward gap in conversation or the result of waking up on the wrong side of the bed, the easiest thing to do is complain.
Watch and learn.
Every time I hear “Shop the Loop” mentioned in conversation, it’s always met with a remark of excitement and anticipation. While it may be among the newer Taylor traditions, it has quickly become an event loved by all.
On a hot and humid 90 degree evening in Upland, energetic chatter fills the Bond Plaza outside the LaRita Boren Campus Center.
