Dawson lives faith in an ambulance
(12/12/25 1:39am)
Most Taylor students don’t need to account for 48-hour shifts in an ambulance in their daily schedule, but this is normal for freshman Isaiah Dawson.
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Haynes trains future nurses
(12/12/25 1:42am)
In Nussbaum, there are mannequins in the hospital beds.
Welty-Salgado joins Taylor as new e-resources librarian
(12/12/25 1:34am)
It may not be common for a voice performance major to end up in librarianship, yet for Krista Welty-Salgado, the shift from music to managing Taylor’s graduate research resources could not be more fitting.
Where has our academic honesty gone?
(12/09/25 8:22pm)
Our world is in an academic crisis, where the cultural norms have completely switched. With the increased use of AI, it is becoming a common practice for everyone to cheat and feel little to no remorse.
The early bird gets the worm
(12/09/25 8:22pm)
You see a friend approaching you on the sidewalk.
‘With pride’: the foundations of a champion mindset
(12/09/25 5:00am)
After 16 years of running both the male and female Taylor cross country programs, head coach Quinn White is retiring.
Hartman advises students to study to their strengths
(12/10/25 5:00am)
Trina Hartman began her career at Taylor University under unfortunate circumstances.
Verhagen walks by faith in God and guides students
(12/10/25 5:00am)
Walking up and down the Scottish coast, Diana Verhagen cried. Not because of the beauty of jagged cliffs or the biting wind against her face, but of what she had given up to be there. In a foreign land with two part-time jobs and a child on the way, there was nothing for her to do but cry, make juice and pray.
TU Theatre keeps the show going
(12/08/25 5:00am)
During Shrek the Musical’s Nov. 14 performance, one of the wall arches protruding from both sides of the stage fell off its track mid-performance.
Medical Laboratory Science major partners with IU health
(12/08/25 5:00am)
The medical laboratory science major has transitioned to a new partnership with Indiana University Health for hands-on student training.
Four Taylor teams start NAIA Nationals campaign
(12/08/25 5:00am)
Four key Taylor sports have been putting the university on the map and have been competing in the NAIA National Tournament for their respective sports.
Eric Richards implements new tankless water heaters
(12/08/25 5:00am)
Taylor is saving energy, money and time by slowly replacing their traditional water heating system with a new innovation: tankless water heaters.
‘Noah’s office:’ student plays organ
(12/10/25 5:00am)
Some students go to college to become teachers. Others take classes to prepare them to go into the business field someday. Noah Davelaar, on the other hand, is going to college to learn to play the organ.
Helping Hands ministry displays servant’s heart
(12/08/25 5:00am)
Helping Hands continues to live up to its name this holiday season.
Mechanical Engineering degree receives accreditation
(12/09/25 1:35am)
Taylor University’s bachelor of science in mechanical engineering has received accreditation.
Maddawgs win battle for the red banner
(12/09/25 5:00am)
The Trojans were announced as the 2025 NAIA Champions on Nov. 21 in Tallahassee, Fla., with sophomore Jaynie Halterman taking the individual win.
Turning Point USA club at Taylor gets approved by Student Senate
(12/08/25 7:50pm)
Turning Point USA (TPUSA) at Taylor made it through the Student Senate by a vote of 7-5-1 (yes-no-abstention), Annabeth Eggebeen, chair of the Student Senate, said.
Silent night rematch versus Moody
(12/09/25 5:00am)
All is calm and bright in Odle Arena at Taylor University - until it isn’t. The annual “Silent Night” game is right around the corner. (Photo provided by Taylor Athletics)
A Devotion for Graduating Seniors
(12/12/25 5:00am)
Moving on from college after graduation feels like a physical loss.
TU men’s basketball moves to 4-2 on the season
(12/09/25 5:00am)
“In terms of this year, things are different. I’m an upperclassman now, so I am responsible for leading our guys on and off the court and being an example of Christ,” said junior center Pete Combs.
