Echo staff receives national, state press awards
“Utterly blown away,” Echo Co-editor in Chief and senior Holly Gaskill said.
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“Utterly blown away,” Echo Co-editor in Chief and senior Holly Gaskill said.
From March 15 to April 15, Taylor University is celebrating Asian Heritage Month.
The Wonder 2022 conference is a student-created event hoping to revitalize Taylor's spiritual lives.
On March 8, Taylor’s Oxford Union Debate Society hosted a conversation discussing the ethicality behind transgender women competing in women’s sports.
KYIV, UKRAINE –– “I can only plan for the next two hours,” Nadia Dobrianska, project manager at the Human Rights Center ZMINA in Kyiv, Ukraine, said.
There may be space between the information students intake and the broader world of international news. Here, read about three global stories.
Black History Month (BHM) is being celebrated at Taylor for the 46th consecutive year.
On Dec. 3, Taylor University announced in an email to faculty and staff the elimination of the Dean of Students position.
Editor’s Note: This article contains discussion of rape and torture and may not be suitable for all audiences.
The bridge that connects the north and south sections of Upland will begin being replaced in the spring of 2023.
PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI –– “People think that Haiti is a poor country, but that is not true,” Christian Charleston said. “Haiti is a rich country with beautiful people, but because of a corrupt government and natural disasters, Haiti can not flourish.”
At a meeting on Oct. 13, President Michael Lindsay and his team updated faculty and staff on the Taylor community and the university’s economic standing.
From Mississippi to Texas, Oxford and Massachusetts, President Michael Lindsay’s career journey to Taylor has taken him many places.
Following his inaugural ceremony, President Michael Lindsay hosted several events.
“Community development is the key to economic development,” Jonathan Perez, Upland town manager said.
The office of intercultural leadership and church relations has launched a new website in hopes of making information and resources easily accessible.
Every day that is lived holds nuance. With every person living their own version of each day, diverging experiences surface.
On Tuesday, Aug. 31, the Pandemic Emergency Response Team (PeRT) reinstated a mask mandate in indoor venues with over 250 people in attendance.
“We are lost,” Fariha Easar said.
After navigating the 2020-2021 school year with capacity limits, social distancing, quarantine protocol and masks, Taylor University intends to shift toward normal operations in the fall.