Decision 2012: The Mobile Election
(11/02/12 2:02am)
By David Adams, S & T Editor
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Congressional forum Oct. 29
(10/26/12 4:58pm)
Oct. 29 at 7 p.m. in the Butz-Carruth Recital Hall.
Marketing company opens Upland office
(10/26/12 4:58pm)
Looking for a job?
Halloween Spooks
(10/26/12 4:54pm)
By Lexie Owen, Contributor Oct. 26, 2012
Higher, Faster, Deeper
(10/26/12 12:54pm)
In 1980, scientists observed a problem with Pioneers 10 and 11, two unmanned spacecrafts NASA launched in 1972 and 1973 to study the outskirts of the solar system.
Carnegie in the Cornfields
(10/26/12 12:54pm)
Two upcoming performances hosted by the Taylor Performing Artist Series will bring a touch of world culture to the cornfields this semester.
Men’s soccer caps off regular season with shutout over Goshen
(10/26/12 8:13am)
The men's soccer team won their regular season finale 3-0 against the Goshen Maple Leafs and have now won four of their last five games.
The Boren Identity
(10/25/12 1:36pm)
Most Taylor students know him for making the Euler Science Complex possible. Others remember him as the 89-year-old chapel panel member whose razor sharp wit kept Taylor President Eugene Habecker and Bill Gaither on their toes earlier this semester. You might even know him as Chief Executive Officer of Avis Industrial Corporation in Upland, Ind. But there's much more to know about Leland Boren.
Taylor’s attention deficit
(10/19/12 8:40am)
By Jon Stroshine, News Editor
Scientific Presidential Platforms
(10/19/12 8:17am)
By David Adams, S & T Editor Oct. 19, 2012
Making one moment last forever
(10/19/12 8:14am)
Three Taylor alumni will see their names as the credits roll at Heartland Film Festival in Indianapolis Oct. 19-21, as a documentary they produced is featured on the big screen for the first time.
Shot in the Back
(10/19/12 8:02am)
By Kari Travis, World Editor Oct. 19, 2012
Sonya Tayeh leads master dancing class
(10/19/12 7:55am)
Sonya Tayeh, a judge and choreographer for the popular dance reality show "So You Think You Can Dance," will be hosting dancing master classes at the Marion Community School for the Arts (CSA).There are two levels of classes - intermediate and expert - but according to dance director Brandy Revennaugh, none of the classes are for beginners."Yeah, I would definitely recommend a good amount of dancing experience," Revennaugh said. "I would say at least two years (experience) would be good."The intermediate class is at 5:30 p.m. Oct. 19, and there is a combined intermediate and advanced class Oct. 20 at 10 a.m.There is also an advanced class Oct. 19 at 7 p.m., but according to CSA operations manager Shelly Inskeep, that class is already full.
Women’s soccer sneaks by Huntington with late overtime goal
(10/06/12 8:17am)
In the final game of the regular season, the Taylor women's soccer team finally won in overtime. After three losses and a draw in their first four overtime games this year, junior forward Molly Drooger struck in the 96th minute to give the Trojans a dramatic 1-0 victory.
No Love at Ryder Cup
(10/05/12 9:14pm)
Jeff Yoder | Sports Co-Editor
American presidency hits theatres nationwide
(10/05/12 2:42pm)
The Plays for Presidents Festival 2012 encourages a historical view of the presidency to combat political cynicism
The young and (politically) restless
(09/28/12 12:26am)
Taylor students planning to vote in spades, not necessarily along party lines
Heart of Worship
(09/22/12 12:46am)
Going behind the scenes of chapel bands
Taylor teams with community on wind turbines
(09/21/12 9:15pm)
BY: Meredith Sell, Staff Writer
Cross Country teams run well at Little State
(09/18/12 7:56am)
By Gabe Bain | Echo
