An Unforgettable Season
(05/07/20 1:00pm)
By Kyle Hayward
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COVID-19 Q&A Column: Julia Hurlow
(05/04/20 11:18pm)
As the Taylor community has been transitioning from typical, on-campus life to online distance learning, people are searching for new, creative ways in which to stay connected. One such way to stay in touch with our campus is to hear what administrators, faculty and staff have to say about the current status campus of Taylor and the rest of the world.
Taylor reimburses $3.5 million
(04/27/20 1:00pm)
Taylor University will return around $3.5 million to students after room and board adjustments for the spring semester, according to Stephen Olson, vice president of business and finance.
Amazon’s ‘Honey Boy’ is an exercise in artful introspection
(04/30/20 1:00pm)
The journey of child stars in Hollywood is tragically rife with extremely public pitfalls that plague many who are thrust into the global spotlight from a young age.
Potatoes in a pandemic
(04/28/20 1:00pm)
I mailed my first plain potato in the summer of 2017.
Cake, Tea, and Crafty Things!
(04/21/20 1:00pm)
Social distancing is happening now and as always, Taylor students everywhere are finding fun things to do. Freshman Kinsley Rushing, sophomore Lily Smith and junior Lily Walter shared what they have been up to, and how you can replicate it.
Zondervan Library aids students online
(04/21/20 1:00pm)
With Taylor moving to an entirely online platform, many in-person resources have changed or ceased within the last month. However, the Zondervan Library and Academic Enrichment Center are still almost entirely operational for student use.
‘Kid Krow’ takes flight
(04/22/20 1:00pm)
In just over 30 minutes, Conan Gray tells a story that brings the listener from unabashed tears to breakout dancing and back again.
‘Community’ offers a new type of ‘Friends’
(04/24/20 1:00pm)
With “Friends” gone from Netflix and “The Office” scheduled to leave in 2021, viewers are left looking for a new timeless sitcom to fill their streaming slots. Thankfully, Netflix has picked up a new set of friends, the zany students and staff of Greendale Community College in Dan Harmon’s outrageous sitcom “Community.”
Tough times for tennis teams
(04/22/20 1:00pm)
The week of March 10 was a tough week for the Taylor community. In addition to worries about the semester’s future in light of COVID-19, Taylor’s men’s tennis team geared up for what would be their last practice.
The hidden gem of history in Grant County
(04/12/20 1:00pm)
Research when combined with passion and proximity has power.
Taylor shuts down campus for spring semester, moves classes online
(03/21/20 2:05pm)
This story has been revised 3/21/20 regarding a past Taylor closure due to the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic.
Women's basketball season comes to a close
(03/12/20 9:37pm)
While it was not the way they wanted it to end, the Taylor women’s basketball team ended their season with a win.
Envision Film Festival shares student talent
(03/09/20 3:00pm)
From past alumni to prospective high school students, the Envision Film Festival brought all of
Wake up!
(03/10/20 3:00pm)
These days the typical response to, “How are you?” is something along the lines of, “I'm good, but pretty tired.” Why are college students so tired? Is it because professors just happen to assign the most time-consuming projects all in the same week? Because there are constantly things to participate in? Or maybe that is just the thing to say?
Ball don't lie, or does it?
(03/13/20 3:00pm)
Sports change our lives. Sports alter our perceptions. Sports are the great equalizer. It doesn’t matter where you come from or what you look like, because at the end of the day we all know one fact: ball don’t lie.
The problem with Indiana basketball
(03/13/20 3:00pm)
Indiana University basketball can’t find a way to win consistently.
Rollercoaster of a season ends
(03/12/20 3:00pm)
It was an unpredictable finish to an unpredictable season for Taylor men’s basketball last week.
Upland Lions Club pays it forward
(03/11/20 3:00pm)
For eight years, the Upland Lions Club have done its best to ensure that students in need at Eastbrook South Elementary School won't go hungry through their weekend meals program.
Redeeming our technology
(03/05/20 1:00pm)
I’d like to submit a response to “The community killer on our campus” by Pat McNamara, published in the Dec. 6 issue of The Echo. I don’t know Pat, but his well-articulated piece caught my eye.
