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Taylor Track and Field participated in The Indiana Little State Championships and absolutely showed out on both days of the meet. The men’s team placed second out of 10 on day one and placed fifth out 15 on day two.
Taylor announced April 18 that it will be ending its relationship with Parkhurst Dining at the conclusion of the academic year.
The Taylor baseball team swept Indiana Wesleyan to extend it’s win streak to six games and improve to 7-3 in their last 10 matchups.
Who is Russell “Russ” B. Pulliam? He is many things.
The 80’s at Taylor gave birth to one of Taylor University's most iconic yearly traditions. Associate Professor of Computer Science & Engineering Jeff Cramer, Professor of Education Quinn White and Chief of Campus Police Jeff Wallace were among some of the original Airband participants, back in the 1980s — and this year’s Airband theme transports us to that time period with ‘Footloose.’
As spring season for all seven of Taylor’s spring sports begins to wind down, several teams are making a strong argument for postseason success.
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Longer days and warmer weather draw people outside to make the most of the day. Creating the perfect spring playlist adds on to the joy the season naturally brings.
The Ninety-Fifth Academy Awards saw most of the larger Oscars gobbled up by one behemoth of a film. The latest and greatest A24 film, “Everything Everywhere All At Once” (2022, rated R) managed to sweep up seven Oscars this year.
Three stories spotlighting relevant pieces of international news. These global stories aim to broaden the perspective of the Taylor community as they absorb information from a variety of sources and spaces.
“What I walked into was a room full of people worshiping in the most simplest, raw form,” Taylor University freshman Rebecca Stillwell said.
Jason Hubbard, the pride of Miamisburg, Ohio, closed out his illustrious basketball career as a Taylor Trojan. The 6-foot-7 forward cemented his legacy by becoming the program’s all-time leading scorer with 2,479 points and establishing a single-season scoring record in 2023 with 709 points.
On Jan. 9 of J-term, a new dynamic of individuals arose from the spotlight. Rather than its typical array of students, chapel was met with a group of Taylor’s staff. Featuring Nathan Rohwer (percussion), Dan Bowman (guitar/vocals), Nancy Dayton (vocals), Jim Garringer (guitar/vocals), Clifton Davis (piano) and Brent Gerig (bass guitar).
The start of the Crossroads League Tournament had no lack of excitement seeing an overtime matchup with the Taylor men’s basketball team upsetting crosstown rival Indiana Wesleyan, 78-74.
The Rev. Don Davis will be coming to Taylor’s campus to give the inaugural Milo A. Rediger Lecture on Wednesday and will be around for programming on Thursday.
The Taylor women’s indoor track team finished second, and the men’s indoor track team finished fourth in the Crossroads League Championships.
While the men’s basketball team has not had great success this year, there have been a few bright spots. Senior forward Jason Hubbard has been one of those bright spots.
The Washington Post’s Department of Data, the publication’s section of lighter data-analysis and data journalism, recently published a story on “The collegiest college town in every state.”
“As a student, I have realized that some of the best learning takes place outside of the classroom,” senior Ellie Campbell said.
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