Echo co-editors reflect on last four years
It’s a curious thing to prepare to write our last column. For four years, The Echo has dominated a significant portion of our lives. For this entire year, our lives have rotated around the print schedule.
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It’s a curious thing to prepare to write our last column. For four years, The Echo has dominated a significant portion of our lives. For this entire year, our lives have rotated around the print schedule.
On May 21, Taylor University will hold its commencement exercises for 456 graduates, during which students and Christian leaders will be honored for their service and achievements.
The spring of my sophomore year, I walked with a friend through reporting a Title IX offense. A week later, I sat opposite someone as they jokes about sexual assault in the middle of lunch.
The following article, which first appeared in both print and online editions of The Echo Monday, April 11, has been revised to correct errors of fact and to provide additional context about a civil court case involving Gordon College – Editor.
There are few things in this world that I love more than my dorm full of plants.
The Taylor University board of trustees recently announced three honorary doctorates for the university’s 2022 commencement ceremony.
This past weekend, March 10-11, Taylor University’s Film & Media Department held their annual Envision Film Festival, highlighting the work of university and high school students.
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As part of a series of changes made to student development at the start of 2022, the Title IX coordinator role will no longer be held by the dean of students, as it has in the past.
The graduating class of 2022 will be the first class in recent Taylor history to experience commencement in a slightly different way.
Jan. 6 marked one year from the Capitol insurrection, a day forever blotted in U.S. history.
“We must promise that it will always be the four March sisters, forever,” the character Jo March sings in the musical adaptation of “Little Women.”
Though there have been ups and downs that have brought us here, we’ve nonetheless arrived at another Thanksgiving season, a time to pause and consider the many blessings along the way. In the spirit of the season, we asked some of our Echo editors to share what they are thankful for in 2021.
Of all Taylor University presidents, few have held positions as presidents prior to leading the office at Taylor. Even fewer have come from other institutions.
As co-editors in chief of The Echo, we face a unique responsibility to both inform our present-day audience of current information and record history for the progeny of the university.
On Oct. 8, Michael Lindsay was inaugurated as president of Taylor University.
On Oct. 1, President Michael Lindsay announced the hire of Jewerl Maxwell as provost and Holly Whitby as vice president for enrollment and marketing.
Editor’s Note: The online version of this article was updated on Oct. 12, 2021 for clarification.
Editor’s Note: The online version of this article was updated on Oct. 12, 2021 for clarification.
Based on an essay by Virginia Woolf, in 1985, cartoonist Alison Bechdel accidentally created one of the modern-day standards for gender discrimination in media in her regular comic strip.