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Students stand with Jenna Huff, news director for WANE 15. Pictured from left to right: Jenna Huff, Contessa Hussong, Hailey Straub, Kate Delaney, Caleb Joshua Heffron, Sam Maurer and Kali Siemers.
The Metcalf Art Gallery provides a space for students to engage with art.
The logarithmic spiral is a motif of perfection.
Olson Hall’s Montana Schwebs discerned a calling toward residence life during her graduate years.
Liv Bloom, shown alongside the personnel assistant staff of Breuninger and Gerig Halls, seeks to connect the halls more than ever this year. Photo provided by Liv Bloom.
The Taylor men’s soccer team has seen a dramatic improvement from a season ago.
Taylor volleyball sits at a 6-11 overall record, 1-4 in conference, slotting in eighth place in the Crossroads League. Coming off a four-game losing streak, the team is looking to turn things around in the upcoming conference games.
The Trojans are now 3-0 and are the only unbeaten team remaining in the MSFA Mideast League. This is Taylor's best start since 1999. (Photo provided by Taylor Athletics)
A team leader, Ahna Neideck has been a key part of both this season's lineup and the 2022 National Champions. (Photo provided by Taylor University)
Taylor has six home and seven away conference games to end the year. (Photo provided by Taylor Athletics)
KC Hackman and Patience Ramsey have worked together for over 15 years.
The Indiana State Board of Nursing visited Taylor University on Sep. 10, to decide if Taylor’s nursing program is ready to become fully accredited.
From left to right, Tony Roberts, chief financial officer; Cindy Futrell, chief nursing officer; Shankaran Srikanth, chief medical officer; Stephanie Hilton-Siebert, president and CEO; and Tim Dailey, chairman of the board; Dr. M. Nabi Sharif, MD; Elizabeth Gutierrez. treasurer of the board; participated in Marion Health East’s Innovation and Medical Campus ribbon cutting ceremony on Sept. 15.
The CIE staff gives out treats at Innovibe.
Beth Kaylor is the new program assistant for the Art department.
The exhibit features a variety of art styles that highlight different characteristics of the human experience.
Taylor students participate in a staged reading of “Will We Ever Be Well?” Pictured from left to right: Grace Bradshaw, Cameron Damesworth, Lydia Hertzog, Selah Grannis and Tyler Abraham.
One Taylor student, all of South Korea.
Church should be a safe place to discuss politics.
Junior David Voss (left) poses at a photo booth in Pohang, South Korea with his roommates, also named David. Photo provided by David Voss.
Solutions by The State News