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Trying to sum up what I have learned at Taylor over the past 3.5 years is a tough task. I mean, come on, Thanksgiving with all my relatives was hard enough. But as I think about the many little things I’ve learned since being here, there are plenty of simple takeaways which I’d like to share with you.
In this final column of the semester, I would like to return to where we began. In the first Croc Thoughts column of this school year, we explored the new school year as an opportunity to create new rhythms.
I learned the value of picking up pennies in parking lots from 77-year-old Otha Anders.
The dreaded debate.
On Nov. 12, a galaxy far, far away arrived to a whole new world — the world of streaming services. Over the course of its first week, Disney+ rolled out the first new episodes of “The Mandalorian” (TV-PG).
Do you ever get sick of eating the same grilled chicken and cereal from the Dining Commons and just want to cook something different on your own? Here is a list of some of the best go-to dorm recipes to diversify your daily diet!
It is important to make sure to nourish your body with nutritious food before and after a workout. Eating plenty of fruits and vegetables is important to give your body the nutrients it needs. Without energy, you will feel tired while exercising, and you want to help your body work hard.
Still undefeated.
The snow is falling, sweaters are out and Starbucks holiday beverages are back — the holiday season is officially upon us. In less than four weeks we will find ourselves waking up on Christmas morning in our pj’s to give and receive presents around the tree. This means it’s time to begin the search for presents to give, and as college students with limited budgets, DIY gifts might be the answer.
The Lift program is enhancing the lives of children in Grant County through the help of Taylor students and their local community.
Taylor’s cross country teams finished in the top three once again. They competed in the Crossroads League Championship on Nov. 9 in South Bend, Ind. The women’s team finished in 1st place in the 5K for the seventh year in a row with a time of 93:52, while the men’s team finished in 2nd place in the 8K with a time of 2:07.14.
Stranded on a remote island, Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe struggle for power in "The Lighthouse" (R), a new film from Robert Eggers.
In a town like Upland where the nearest Walmart is more than 20 minutes away, “convenient” is not a word thrown around much.
The Taylor women's soccer team (12-4-2) tied Mount Vernon Nazarene University (10-5-3) but was not able to advance in the tournament as they lost 2-4 in penalty kicks on Nov. 2. They are now eliminated from the Crossroads League Tournament.
We’ve all been there — Ivanhoe’s is a Taylor classic. But have you really pushed your limits? Tried the most over-the-top, exotic, thrilling, mouth-watering sundaes or shakes?
When Director of Student Programs Steve Austin left the Cardboard Boat Regatta on Saturday, Oct. 5 during Homecoming and Family Weekend, he thought he was on his way to meet the parents of this year’s executive cabinet members.
Next Thursday Nov. 7, several students will put their dreams on the line as they stand before the judges to pitch their business idea, hoping to receive an investment.
On Wednesday, Oct. 23, students flooded the LaRita Boren Campus Center eager to scope out the first ever Shop the Loop.
Spooky season is upon us, and with it comes the rush to create more haunting content. Into the mix, Netflix has entered “Eli” (TV-MA), a chilling roller-coaster of a ghost story.
The 2018-19 campaign for the women’s basketball team included several successes.
Solutions by The State News