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As the end of another season of Taylor basketball wraps up, things may change internally for the program. With the recent departure of now-former coach Josh Andrews, the players are now motivated to work harder than they have before, bettering themselves before the new head coach is announced.
Students can now listen to Todd Sysweda’s song “Greater Than” on Spotify.
(from left) AJ Whitby (guitar), Peyton Tilson (cajon), Madison Raley (vocal), Kaitlyn Crawford (keyboard) perform their song (Photo provided by Todd Syswerda.
Students are turning into stars with Taylor University's new songwriting competition.
(From left) Avi Vlietstra, Josh Brown, Elliana Trice, Peter Schwark, Charlotte Ostric, JJ Heika, Isabel Draper made it to semi-finals at Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl (IEB)(Photo provided by Koert Verhagen).
Students participate in worship to commemorate the season of Lent. Photo credit by Jamie Atherton.
Christian ministries students traveled to Fort Wayne for a full day retreat. Photo credit by Olivia Greene.
At the end of the 2021 season, the Taylor University football team sought a new direction after not retaining longtime head coach Ron Korfmacher who was on staff for 36 years, 13 of which he filled the role of head coach.
A majority of construction in Upland will be lane control.
Global Need-to-Know highlights relevant pieces of international news. These stories aim to broaden the perspective of the Taylor community as they absorb information from a variety of sources and spaces.
Upland’s bridge, connecting the north and south sides of town, will be closed due to construction on Main Street beginning in April.
The Multicultural Student Association (MSA) has hosted the Multicultural Coffeehouse for over 10 years, but this year, things went a little differently
Deokjun Lee traveled to NYC to photograph Fashion Week this February.
Lee is grateful to have photographed celebrities in New York.
Lee is grateful to have photographed celebrities in New York.
Senior Sam Maurer interviewed Indiana wrote news covering the Indiana General Assembly and bill analyses. Photo provided by Taylor University Marketing department.
Inside a packed auditorium, hundreds of students waited for the opening act of the show, stomping in unison and singing the chorus of “We Will Rock You” by Queen.
Several Taylor students mentor with Kids Hope USA.
Thane Syswerda and Seth Griswold share a light-hearted moment with Tammy Stroud-Nunley
Solutions by The State News