At the intersection of art and identity: ‘My Name is Asher Lev’
Art, religion, culture, identity and the angst of young adulthood are all encompassed in “My Name Is Asher Lev” by Chaim Potok.
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Art, religion, culture, identity and the angst of young adulthood are all encompassed in “My Name Is Asher Lev” by Chaim Potok.
Proverbs 4 talks a lot about wisdom, but what is wisdom?
They’re leading a wing together not just as colleagues, but also close friends.
Taylor University will confer degrees on 405 students during its 2025 Commencement Ceremony on Saturday, May 24.
The sounds of drills and sights of traffic cones won’t be around for much longer.
Starting April 28 to May 2, ‘I Love TU’ fundraised approximately $700,000.
Taylor University police officer, Evan Brutscher, graduated from the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy on April 25, 2025.
President Lindsay asked 150 upperclassmen to consider moving to apartments this fall to make room for the 697 incoming freshmen in a town hall meeting in Cornwall Auditorium on Tuesday, May 6.
‘Champion’ is a word sports fans associate with trophies, cups and accolades. For senior running back Jameson Chesser, the word ‘champion’ is an identity or an image to be reflected.
There are few rules at Taylor that exist outside of the Life Together Covenant (LTC). One of them, however, is to NOT get on campus roofs.
Taylor University’s annual Senior Share chapel service took place on May 14, honoring their testimonies of God’s blessings and movement in their lives over their time at Taylor.
It started in 1972 with a Taylor student’s vision: a coffee shop that doubled as a basement ministry.
No. 9 Baseball:
The Taylor women’s golf team took the conference crown in the 2025 Crossroads League Championship. With a surge late in the final day, Taylor pushed past No. 8 Marion and No. 13 Indiana Wesleyan to take home the trophy.
Pairs of siblings attending the same university or college are not all that rare. Having a brother and a sister play in the same sport at the same school is nearly unheard of.
Gabel Pentecost was told he wasn’t good enough to pitch at the NAIA level. Now, he is the 2024 Crossroads League Pitcher of the Year and prepares for the NAIA World Series.
If the adage, 'fool me twice, shame on me,' still holds, then the entire Crossroads League should be fooled silly to think they would beat the Taylor Trojans in the conference tournament.
From Ghana to the cornfields of Indiana, senior Afia Asamoah has lived life to the fullest at Taylor University.
Contessa Hussong took one journalism class in high school and hated it.
This mechanical engineering major has made himself a machine of music.