Mini Scoops: The music behind the Rice Bell Tower
(11/15/21 5:00pm)
Most days, students hear the Rice Bell Tower ringing music out over campus, but few of them know who controls the bell sounds.
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Haiti endures environmental, political disasters
(11/15/21 5:00pm)
PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI –– “People think that Haiti is a poor country, but that is not true,” Christian Charleston said. “Haiti is a rich country with beautiful people, but because of a corrupt government and natural disasters, Haiti can not flourish.”
‘Dune’ fuses cerebral sci-fi with blockbuster spectacle
(11/11/21 10:49pm)
With ”Dune,” visionary director Denis Villeneuve serves up a Thanksgiving-sized feast for the eyes and ears that’s so delicious it’ll have you coming back for seconds … and even thirds.
Speedway festival closes season
(11/08/21 6:00pm)
On Oct. 22–23 Gas City Speedway hosted the Third Annual Fall Festival of Speed and Non-Wing Nationals.
Taylor increases faculty wages, student tuition cost
(11/08/21 6:00pm)
At a meeting on Oct. 13, President Michael Lindsay and his team updated faculty and staff on the Taylor community and the university’s economic standing.
Foodie Fix
(11/08/21 6:00pm)
When the crowds of Ivanhoe’s overwhelm you and Sophie’s has shut down for the season, there’s another place you can turn to for a sweet treat.
A bird's eye view: Michael Lindsay's professional career
(11/01/21 3:27pm)
Of all Taylor University presidents, few have held positions as presidents prior to leading the office at Taylor. Even fewer have come from other institutions.
Football shuts out Madonna
(11/01/21 5:00pm)
In a 63-0 blowout, the Taylor football team added another win in a year of much change against conference foe Madonna.
‘Ted Lasso’ season two cranks up the humor and heart
(11/01/21 5:00pm)
Apple TV+ captures lightning in a bottle twice with its electrifying second season of the hit comedy/drama “Ted Lasso.”
Grieving shared trauma through unity
(10/28/21 11:31pm)
Directed by Tracy Manning, the Art, Dance and Theatre Director at Taylor University, “Women of Lockerbie” was brought to Metcalf Theatre from Oct. 29–31 and again the following weekend from Oct. 5–7.
Mark's Remarks: Betting alters conversations about sports
(10/25/21 9:15pm)
Last weekend, in Game One of the American League Championship Series between the Houston Astros and Boston Red Sox, an ad flashed across the FOX broadcast during a crucial AB featuring Houston’s Carlos Correa. The ad, sponsored by FOX Bet, displayed how much a gambler would win if they placed 100 dollars on Correa to hit a home run in that game.
Volleyball drops consecutive matches
(10/25/21 9:16pm)
The No.18 Taylor volleyball team picked up a three-set sweep of Goshen last weekend, before dropping a tough five-set affair against Spring Arbor a day later, and a tough three-set loss to Indiana Wesleyan on Wednesday.
Reade renovations benefit finance department
(10/25/21 5:00pm)
Renovations of the Reade Business Center have made the finance lab operational, while other aspects are still in progress.
Lindsay inaugurated as Taylor's 18th president
(10/25/21 5:00pm)
On Oct. 8, Michael Lindsay was inaugurated as president of Taylor University.
Josiah Friesen shares his music composition process
(10/12/21 12:00pm)
He relaxes in the library chair. His hair is pulled half-up at the back of his head, casual like his shorts and t-shirt. His eyes are open wide, and his voice is quiet.
‘Shang Chi’ revitalizes the post-pandemic movie industry
(10/12/21 12:00pm)
Marvel’s most recent film, “Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings,” promises a bright future for both the franchise and the film industry as a whole, but still raises a few red flags at the same time.
Unified Robotics Championship coming to Taylor
(10/12/21 12:00pm)
On Nov. 6, Taylor University is hosting the Unified Robotics Championship (URC) for the first time.
Art department previews showcases for this school year
(10/12/21 12:00pm)
The Taylor University art department specializes in many different art forms including drawing, printmaking, sculpture, photography, graphic design, jewelry making, painting and ceramics.
Upland grant to grow downtown
(10/12/21 12:00pm)
“Community development is the key to economic development,” Jonathan Perez, Upland town manager said.
Cross country teams gain key experience
(10/12/21 2:00pm)
Both Taylor cross country teams punched well above their weight class at the Louisville Cross Country Classic where both races had many NCAA Division 1 teams.
