Students and alumni discuss Pope Francis and the Fiducia Supplicans
Pope Francis officially approved letting priests bless unmarried, same-sex couples on Dec. 18, 2023.
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Pope Francis officially approved letting priests bless unmarried, same-sex couples on Dec. 18, 2023.
In the months leading up to spring break, students across campus prepare to be sent both across the country and the world to serve the Lord on Lighthouse mission trips.
As We Pray is a Taylor University tradition that extends past the campus all over the world.
The snow is melting, the sun is shining and the sounds of baseballs and softballs are heard from Winterholter Field and Gudakunst Field.
Film enthusiasts might have skipped over the Super Bowl, but they’re certainly showing up for the 96th Academy Awards.
Lux et Fides, Taylor University’s journal for undergraduate Christian scholars, is welcoming submissions for their second publication.
When Korean exchange student Haein Do was 16, she underwent double eyelid surgery.
“It’s crazy what God had in store.”
The four-time Grammy award-winning Christian pop duo, for KING + COUNTRY, performed center stage at Taylor chapel and pre-screened their new movie, “Unsung Hero” on Friday, Feb. 23.
“If you tried to create a catcher in ‘MLB: The Show,’ it would be Lincoln…he would walk to the plate like he was a gunslinger.”
During the spring season, some people like to plant flowers, some like to hike in nature.
This semester, Illustration 2 students are putting theory into practice, exploring their field by creating a children’s book or graphic novel of their choice.
There are several trends in intercultural communication education in many universities. One model favors experiential learning, while the other focuses on addressing inequities of various kinds. Each of these makes its own worthwhile contribution to intercultural learning, but here at Taylor, there is a way to do even more.
Students who leave campus for a semester often weigh the pros and cons of what going to a new city, state or country will entail. What many do not consider is the unique challenge of coming back to campus.
With about 900 Taylor University students working on campus, many students have learned to navigate and balance their work, school and life boundaries.
Alongside the opening of Freshens, the LaRita Boren Campus Center also welcomed the new and improved Chick-fil-A, now open as of Feb. 19th.
Students and staff at Taylor University have become accustomed to seeing the bones of new buildings. Many improvements at Taylor University are expected in 2024.
Taylor University recently announced that President D. Michael Lindsay appointed three new members to the Board of Trustees after three former trustees completed their terms.
Expect the initial awkwardness, come ready to learn alongside peers and know it will be a confidential space.
Many happy faces graced Taylor’s campus on Saturday, Feb. 10, for the Special Olympics.