Kids Hope mentors serve Upland youth
One-on-one relationships — the foundation of the national organization, Kids Hope USA.
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One-on-one relationships — the foundation of the national organization, Kids Hope USA.
The four-time Grammy award-winning Christian pop duo, for KING + COUNTRY, performed center stage at Taylor chapel and pre-screened their new movie, “Unsung Hero” on Friday, Feb. 23.
With a versatile, extensive background in the marketing field, Taylor’s newest assistant professor of marketing — Erica Elliott — has a genuine passion for teaching.
In December 2023, Lilly Endowment Inc. awarded Taylor University a $30 million grant — the largest donation in the school’s history.
Through her major in human physiology and preventative medicine (HPPM), senior Jaya Panicker has grown in her understanding and appreciation of the health sciences and how she can utilize a Christian perspective in her career.
Taylor University announced the acceptance of a $6 million gift to the Center for Missions Computing (CMC) on Oct. 31.
This semester, senior Patience Sakeuh has traded the cornfields of Indiana for French pastries, museum tours and flea markets.
Despite Young Life’s creation in 1941, this year will be the first that the organization enters Grant County.
Campus newspapers: They are organized, managed and led by their respective students. In 2013 Pew Research estimated there were 1,600 college newspapers in the U.S. The Echo is just one of those. While that number may have changed in the past decade, a campus paper still bears its importance — and for reasons beyond information.
Various experiences, positions, internships, challenges and successes have led senior Claire Nieshalla to her approaching graduation.
Growing up in PeachTree City, Georgia, senior Bekah Hynson and her six siblings often visited their grandma’s house to help out with yard work and gardening. Through these visits, she learned a lot about the process of caring for nature.
When Kizito Mayao arrived at Taylor from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), he fell in love with the unique culture the university had to offer.
Wesley Jones — a name that speaks for itself.
One might argue that ice cream is an essential part of being a Taylor student.
“When you make a friendship in another culture, you really begin to value that culture and in a much deeper and meaningful way,” Charlie Brainer said.
This J-term, many students had the opportunity to visit various locations across the globe.
“As a student, I have realized that some of the best learning takes place outside of the classroom,” senior Ellie Campbell said.
Formerly an English education major at Taylor, April Jurgensen (‘91) had no desire or idea that she would later start a missions organization.
Humility.
Are you looking for something spooky to do this fall? If you don’t mind a good jump scare, then Indy Scream Park of Anderson, Indiana should be your next trip off campus.