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The sound of more than 50 instruments will fill the Wheeler Stage as members of the Taylor University Wind Ensemble spread Christmas cheer through their music — and their festive sweaters.
The Euler Science Complex Atrium was drowned in dazzling color and sound on the evening of Nov. 8 as students hit the runway in style.
Taylor students are practicing their public speaking and critical thinking skills in preparation for the Ethics Bowl regional competition.
Christmas is coming, and so are the Chorale and Sounds.
At 4 a.m. on Nov. 3, an Upland home caught fire.
They analyzed scripts, auditioned actors and blocked scenes.
This is the first year the Financial Aid office is offering the Global Trip Grant, a scholarship for students with high financial need who are pursuing an overseas practicum or internship.
Taylor University plans to build a new dorm by Fall 2027, Julia Hurlow, dean of campus life, said. It will be built where the Ferdinand Freimuth Administration Building currently stands.
Recruiter Whitney O’Brien stopped at Taylor to speak about the possibilities of Taylor students interning at Samaritan’s Purse, a Christian aid organization. O’Brien works at Samaritan’s Purse’s Campus Relations team, travelling to different universities and telling of the work the organization does.
The Taylor men’s basketball program looks to continue to improve as they head into the 2025-2026 basketball season after a 14-15 campaign last year.
The Taylor women’s basketball team began their season with a win against Holy Cross College and played back-to-back exhibition games against the University of Cincinnati and Butler, losing both games against their Division I opponents.
Construction on the Upland bridge has progressed with pouring concrete, forming the deck and the reinforced approaches on Oct. 31.
When you’re a college student looking for meaningful ways to connect with Grant County's vibrant community, local ministries offer some of the most dynamic opportunities to serve, grow and lead. These ministries are shaping lives and sparking transformation right here at home.
A tiny hole-in-the-wall roastery sits in Hartford City, just 15 minutes from Taylor’s campus. As soon as you walk in, you are greeted by the warm aroma of freshly roasted beans and the friendly hum of a local favorite.
Aubrie Wickham, director of Upland Public Library, said she cannot decide on her favorite book, but she will find one that is a good match for you.
It all started with a billboard, and a leap of faith.
It was a record-setting game for the Trojans when they faced Lawrence Tech on Oct. 25th. TU set a program record for total offense with 651 yards. It was the defense however that stole the show however as they held the Blue Devils scoreless in a 63-0 victory.
Taylor’s residence life program is one of the school’s characteristic features, Julia Hurlow, dean of campus life, said. The close-knit community is reminiscent of the early church.
Lines stretched far outside of Wengatz Hall the night of Oct. 22 as students eagerly waited to participate in one of Taylor’s highly anticipated traditions.
Construction outside of the Larita Boren Campus Center continues with a projected completion date of June 2027. The goal is to create an expanded space for campus use.
Solutions by The State News