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Grimm will leave Taylor with 27 goals and 10 assists to her name, averaging over half a goal a game in her final two seasons. (Photo provided by Taylor Athletics)
Senior Kaitlyn Harbron prepares for her art show in May (by Jillian Voges)
Senior Kaitlyn Harbron prepares for her art show in May (by Jillian)
Students Ellianna and Gavin Main watch the chapel service from Jacobsen I (by Olivia Zoerner)
Just as we embrace the slowness that winter brings each year, there are times in our lives where the right answer is found in rest.
Taylor wants to retake their crown. The College of Idaho needs to defend theirs. Milligan has a three-peat to finish. On November 22nd, the NAIA Cross Country National Championships will take place in Columbus, MO and the race for first is fiercer than ever.
After defeating Bethel on Wednesday, Taylor has secured their spot in the upcoming Crossroads League Tournament on Nov. 9-16.
Creativity and culture converged as students from diverse backgrounds took the stage, inviting the audience to catch a glimpse of their unique identities through artistic expressions.
Josiah Friesen, a senior music theory and composition major, received an FMUS scholarship for his musical.
Four-way stop has been implemented at the intersection of Eighth Street and Hodson Drive.
The pond is located behind the Residential Village and will enhance landscaping.
The Archives & Special Collections room displays artifacts in Zondervan Library (Provided by Olivia Zoerner)
The presidential election remains the primary concern for Hoosiers and the rest of the United States, but many other races on the ballot have a more immediate impact on Indiana residents.
We are going to be OK.
The #RV Taylor women's soccer team has been a staple of consistency under head coach Scott Stan. For the past 14 years they have always ended the season with a winning record.
Oil paintings by Alan Patrick and Jessica Green explore the beauty of natural lighting in the outdoors.
Senior Natalie Staritz serves locally sourced apples for visitors to taste and vote on. Photo by Olivia Zoerner.
Will and Sarah Hagen with their son, George. (Photo provided by Steven Schultz)
Various news outlets such as NPR, Vox, Forbes and more have dubbed 2024 as “the biggest election year in history.”
Solutions by The State News