Town hall meeting addresses Upland water issues
(11/12/24 1:00pm)
The Upland City Council held a town hall meeting to address recent water issues Oct. 29.
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Digging behind Residential Village is complete, next phase comes
(11/12/24 1:00pm)
The excavation behind the Residential Village on the southeast edge of campus is now complete.
Braun wins
(11/12/24 1:00pm)
Indiana’s top office stayed red as Republican Mike Braun was elected governor, defeating Democrat Jennifer McCormick, Libertarian Donald Rainwater and Independent write-in Christopher Stried.
Trump wins presidency
(11/12/24 1:00pm)
Donald Trump has won the 2024 presidential election.
Upland adds four-way stop
(11/12/24 1:00pm)
The safety of residents is at the forefront of the town of Upland’s mind with their decision to add a four-way stop at the intersection of Eighth Street and Hodson Drive.
Cooking in community
(11/11/24 1:00pm)
When sophomore Grace Channell was 3 years old, she first started baking with her mom. By the time she was seven, she was already baking by herself.
Artifacts bring history to life
(11/11/24 1:00pm)
Clay tablets, cook books and foam mascot heads — all are a piece of Taylor history, preserved in the stacks of the archives.
24@Taylor continues to captivate prospectives
(11/11/24 1:00pm)
Every year, Taylor University pairs incoming students with current students for a full-day event called "24 at Taylor," which provides prospective students with an up-close peek at campus life.
24 years of red for Indiana
(11/14/24 1:00pm)
The presidential election remains the primary concern for Hoosiers and the rest of the United States, but many other races on the ballot have a more immediate impact on Indiana residents.
We’re going to be OK
(11/14/24 1:00pm)
We are going to be OK.
‘Out of Indiana’ art exhibition opens at Metcalf Gallery
(11/05/24 8:47pm)
Myriads of impressionistic outdoor paintings and vivid modern images hung on the walls, while eclectic structures were interspersed throughout Metcalf Gallery.
Randall Fall Festival celebrates building before renovations begin
(11/05/24 8:47pm)
At Randall Fall Festival, pumpkins were smashed, cider flowed and sustainability took the spotlight as students, faculty and families celebrated the season together.
MyGen concert dives into the deep zone
(11/05/24 9:19pm)
Under-the-sea themed decorations traipsed the support rails of Rediger Chapel, while fish balloons bounced through the air in for MyGen as Taylor students waved flashlights in sync and exchanged dropped jaws.
The Chicago White Sox make the wrong kind of history
(11/05/24 1:00pm)
The 2024 Chicago White Sox are the worst baseball team ever. That is not an exaggeration.
Men's and women's soccer close out regular season
(11/05/24 1:00pm)
The #RV Taylor women's soccer team has been a staple of consistency under head coach Scott Stan. For the past 14 years they have always ended the season with a winning record.
Women’s golf ends fall at No. 15, prepares for spring
(11/05/24 1:00pm)
Backed by a string of victories, the Taylor’s women’s golf team has concluded their fall season ranked No. 15 in the nation.
Men's golf ends fall with four top-five finishes, two wins
(11/05/24 1:00pm)
Everyone loves an underdog story and Taylor’s men’s golf team has taken the underdog mentality and run with it.
China ends foreign adoption program
(11/06/24 1:00pm)
China will no longer send its children overseas, closing the doors to international adoption which first began in 1992.
Hagen resigns in November, works for Moderna
(11/06/24 1:00pm)
Will Hagen, vice president for strategy and chief of staff, will resign from his position in November to serve at Moderna in Boston. He will work in Human Resources Leadership as director, leadership and culture.
Courts open at TU
(11/06/24 1:00pm)
Walk past the new pickleball and tennis courts at Taylor University and you’ll probably hear the thwack of ball on racquet, voices and laughter.
