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A new spring and summer course at Taylor University provides stu- dents with an opportunity to study geology in one of the world’s most geologically active areas: Iceland.
The Upland Public Library is beginning a new chapter as they look to expand their building in the upcoming months.
Taylor University is adding an AI concentration for computer science and engineering students, available Fall 2025. Its formal name is AI/Machine Learning.
While Amanda Browning is settling into her third year at Taylor as adjunct instructor of dance, her teaching career represents yet another iteration of a lifelong commitment to the art.
Lorne Oke, Taylor’s head men’s and women’s golf coach, knows that his mother Janette Oke’s stories are characterized by humility and a down-to-earth desire for telling truthful, heartfelt stories about community, family and God.
Play ball! The sounds of baseball are officially in the air, as the Trojans’ season is here. Taylor baseball returned from their Arizona tour with a 4-3 record.
A third-place finish. Two record performances. A season still ahead. The Taylor cheer team is just getting started.
11-18. That was the men’s basketball record at the end of the 2023-24 season. Under first-year head coach Austin Peters, the Trojans have improved to 13-11 with four games left.
Taylor University announced Parker Aaron as the new head coach of the men’s soccer team via a press release from taylortrojans.com on Dec. 16
"Christianity isn’t for strong people,” said Ben LeBlanc after months in a wheelchair. “It’s for weak people.”
The Taylor women’s basketball team is fighting through a slump after their most recent loss to Spring Arbor University.
The Gas City Performing Arts Center (PAC) has been gearing up to highlight more eclectic artists and shows since its grand opening on Oct. 11.
This January, the lights dimmed in the Recital Hall, allowing audience members to settle into their seats as the first strains of “Working: the Musical” soared out.
Shocking wins and unexpected snubs rocked the 67th Grammys, with big winners Beyoncé and Kendrick Lamar stealing the show.
Emergency jobs can bring a lot of pressure, but this student has learned the skills to handle it.
Taylor University’s film department has traded the familiar walls of Rupp Communication Arts Center for the state-of-the-art Horne Academic Center, ushering in a new chapter for faculty and students alike.
No. 2 Women’s Cross Country
Ahh, December football. When Super Bowl hopefuls play their best ball and others race to the bottom and the number one draft pick.
Taylor musical “Working” debuts over the last weekend of J-term, but the cast of 16 has been preparing since auditions ended.
“Are You Ready,” showcases more than just sleigh bells and snowflakes.
Solutions by The State News