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With the final month of the school year fast approaching, the ever-looming Crossroads League Tournaments and Championships stand as the final barrier for entry for Taylor’s spring sports.
Taylor track and field athletes headed to Azusa, California to compete in the Bryan Clay Invitational on Apr. 12.
From a tough basketball player to a child of God, freshman Aubrie Swain can testify to her shift in identity at Taylor University.
Amidst the lush greenery and whispered legends of Augusta National Golf Club, the Masters Tournament stands as an enduring beacon of sporting excellence and tradition.
“I have always thought, the longer the distance, the better I am at it.”
Taylor’s student-athletes aren’t the only ones hitting the courts and fields this spring.
“I like technology, but I like working with people,” Chris Jones, vice president and chief information officer, said. “The other hat is emergency management.”
Though cherished, the time students spend at Taylor can fly by. Some students use different physical and digital mediums to commemorate and remember their time at college.
For over 25 years, staff and faculty from Taylor University, along with the occasional student or community member, have met on Wednesday and Friday mornings to play basketball together.
Jersey Tannehill is wrapping up her career with Taylor softball.
The Kinesiology department at Taylor University has introduced a new course: Canoeing and the Art of Slowing, KIN 270.
It’s advising season again.
A new ordinance doubling water rates in Upland will officially take effect in May’s bill for April’s water usage.
The Taylor Kinesiology department and Washington University (WashU) in St. Louis are currently articulating an arrangement to save two spots for Taylor students in each incoming class.
Asking for help is never easy.
Andrea Masvero (’96) will be the executive director of 1846 Enterprises, where she will oversee the development and establishment of campus construction projects and the Main Street Mile Initiative.
"Monkey Man" blends fast-paced action with social commentary, reflecting India's societal divides.
In the softly lit recital hall of the Smith-Hermanson Music Center, a student’s voice echoed as she read the words, “You don’t tell me what I get to eat; my body is mine.”
Alongside TUGather, the annual Taylor traditions, Grandparents Day, is set to take place April 26 with the intention of bringing generations together, according to a brochure sent out to Taylor families.
Nine Taylor students traveled to Rome, Georgia, for a Winshape Foundation retreat, led by the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE). This retreat took place from Thursday, April 4, to Sunday, April 7, and emphasized the importance of servant-leadership in the lives of believers.
Solutions by The State News