Taylor Pilates class stretches toward local community
(03/23/26 4:00am)
Lily Gerry attends Taylor’s Monday night Pilates class because it’s fun, convenient and free.
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Taylor responds to student parking needs
(03/23/26 4:00am)
Taylor is building a new parking lot west of the Facilities Building, exclusively for freshman use.
Our View: Spread truth through testimonies
(03/27/26 4:00am)
Paul Michaels, director of missionary organization Finish the Mission, was miserable and depressed before he met Christ. He often uses the story of his encounter with Christ to evangelize, but he also uses his story to fellowship with other believers.
Global Connections and Curiosity
(03/27/26 4:00am)
In a world of global connections, increased trade, technology and transportation, global competency is becoming an increasingly important skill, especially in American higher education. Studying abroad is one opportunity that has proven to increase global lenses and allows for increased understanding of the world.
Major League Baseball is in need of a salary cap
(03/27/26 4:00am)
With the future of baseball up in the air, all fans’ eyes turn toward salary cap discussions.
Recycle as an act of worship in preparation for Easter
(03/27/26 4:00am)
As spring starts to arrive, I find it easy to sing praises as my soul thrills to the beauty of God’s creation – sandhill cranes migrating back north, buds pushing up from the soil, planting vegetable seeds in the Randall greenhouse. Creation reflects God’s glory (Psalm 19:1) and testifies to His eternal power and divine nature (Romans 1:20).
Oscars bring winners, ties and a new category
(03/26/26 4:00am)
While previous years may have felt like one battle after another for director Paul Thomas Anderson, the 98th Academy Awards marked a glorious end to this streak. Anderson’s “One Battle After Another” stole the show on March 15, securing six Oscars.
Student talent hits the big screen at Envision Film Festival
(03/26/26 4:00am)
Lights dimmed, voices quieted and the brilliant glow of a spotlight struck the hosts of the 2026 Envision Film Festival.
Taylor’s annual Metcalf Open exhibition displays vibrant expression
(03/26/26 4:00am)
Creativity exploded in Metcalf Gallery on Feb. 27 with the opening of its annual student art show.
The sixth triennial World Baseball Classic kicks off
(03/17/26 4:00am)
On April 10, 1947, Brooklyn Dodgers General Manager Branch Rickey signed second baseman Jackie Robinson out of the Negro Leagues. Five days later, Robinson played his first Major League Baseball game. April 15 marked the day baseball’s color barrier was broken.
Will Riddell: Journalism alumnus has a heart for people
(03/18/26 4:00am)
Will Riddell (’23) has had a passion for storytelling for most of his life, and that led him down the path of becoming a journalist.
Track and field world champion visits Taylor
(03/17/26 4:00am)
Three world champion medals sat behind one 2025 Trojan Arena judge.
Professors seek God through the study of philosophy
(03/18/26 4:00am)
“We are very passionate about the integration of God with all of life, and the relational emphasis that is very distinctive in this program,” Bradley Seeman, associate professor of philosophy and program director of philosophy, said.
March Madness excites fans across the US
(03/17/26 4:00am)
“In One Shining Moment, it's all on the line. One Shining Moment, there frozen in time.”
The LIFT Program is a labor of love
(03/18/26 4:00am)
What would it feel like to navigate the world not knowing how to read?
Taylor wrestles with AI
(03/16/26 4:00am)
Taylor University is updating its artificial intelligence (AI) policy, introducing a new academic AI for faculty and receiving a grant to fund research into the impact of AI.
The Table ministry is about ‘more than a meal’
(03/16/26 4:00am)
“What if we knew our neighbors and had relationships with them so that we could love them?”
Holistic education takes root in Grant County
(03/16/26 4:00am)
Bottle-feeding lambs, reciting liturgies and creating plays from ancient myths are outside of the average American education. But for the students who attend World Without End Classical School, these activities are simply part of another day.
Our View: Be mature enough to remain childlike
(03/20/26 4:00am)
When we become like children, as Jesus exhorts his disciples in Matthew 18:3, we become less concerned with the worries of this world. Stress fades away, and we regain a sense of awe of God.
Admin and students cross paths over cross
(03/20/26 4:00am)
During the Chapel service on Jan. 26, President D. Michael Lindsay announced the construction of a new Taylor landmark: a 50-foot high cross and surrounding amphitheater, funded by a $10 million donation. Yet some students are questioning whether a cross is truly what Taylor needs.
