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Taylor University’s Chorale performed “The Shadow of Thy Cross: The Music of Lent” in the Euler Atrium on March 16. Students and faculty were invited to enter a time of reflection on Christ’s suffering through singing, instrumental music and the service’s symbolic meanings.
Sophomore student Shalyn Hussey played for the Guerin Catholic Golden Eagles women's soccer team located in Noblesville, Indiana. Her squad dealt with adversity throughout the 2020 season, but despite dealing with COVID, the team willed their way to a state championship appearance.
Taylor Westgate drove the Trojans women’s basketball team with determination and patience.
The glass of a microwave cracks after a gunshot, and two friends are chased by a chainsaw-wielding ice cream man, all within half an hour of each other.
People will no longer have to travel to Indianapolis or Fort Wayne for live entertainment — music is coming to Grant County at the Gas City Music Center this summer.
When college football and the NFL annually close out their seasons by mid-February, a different style of the sport takes center stage.
Are you looking for an underdog story? Look no further than Taylor University Disc Golf.
“Welcome to Upland” — the words that travelers and members of the Upland community will regularly pass by as a part of the downtown’s new, developing mural. The design will be located on the south-facing wall of Witters Bullpen.
Following in the footsteps of Prince Kaboo, also known as Samuel Morris, the Legacy Village West African Cuisine restaurant brings Liberian and West African food to Muncie, which allows patrons to eat what the prince himself would have enjoyed.
Home to nearly 300 women on campus, Grace Olson Hall represents far more than its Christian sorority stereotype may suggest.
In a few short weeks, we will witness one of the most awe-inspiring events we have ever seen. On that day, the moon, a celestial object having roughly the diameter of the United States, will pass directly between us and the sun. In doing so, it will plunge us into shadow.
“Why do people think it is unbelievable that God raises the dead?” (Acts 26:8). The question strikes us today as naïve, just as it must have struck Porcius Festus and Herod Agrippa II in the original context. Paul can’t be serious. For realists, the resurrection is fiction. People think the resurrection’s unbelievable because it is unbelievable!
“What are you doing after graduation?”
From Upland to Massachusetts, from Ireland to Scotland — he didn’t know if his doctorate in theology and philosophy would lead him to a career in academia. Yet Koert Verhagen, assistant professor of philosophy and religion, took a leap of faith.
What began with a few students has grown into a space for individuals to embrace their shared identity.
With Easter approaching at the end of this month, Taylor students of diverse backgrounds are anticipating different traditions.
Students from across campus and around the world gathered to worship Jesus in the Rediger Auditorium for Multicultural Worship Night.
In a press release by Taylor University’s athletic department on Mar. 5, Taylor University announced that they would be parting ways with men’s basketball head coach Josh Andrews.
The Taylor University co-ed competitive cheer team finished their 2024 season at the Crossroads League Championships on March 9.
After a four-month search starting in October last year, Matthew Renfrow has been hired as Dean of the School of Natural and Applied Sciences.
Solutions by The State News