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Taylor wants to retake their crown. The College of Idaho needs to defend theirs. Milligan has a three-peat to finish. On November 22nd, the NAIA Cross Country National Championships will take place in Columbus, MO and the race for first is fiercer than ever.
They are not in the spotlight enough and the skill it takes to master their craft is exceptional.
After defeating Bethel on Wednesday, Taylor has secured their spot in the upcoming Crossroads League Tournament on Nov. 9-16.
For Grace Anderson, art is everywhere. From photography to music to medicine, she sees God’s hand in it all.
The secret sauce behind Taylor University’s vibrant intramural sport culture?
His songwriting has grown with him toward his journey at Taylor.
Rebecca Lindsay has been a mother for 20 years.
The stars in the unpolluted Upland sky may be a routine sight for most of its residents, but for some they are the threads that weave together a compelling self-portrait.
As the lights dimmed and the French accordion music faded, audiences were swept away on a two-and-a-half hour ride through the marvelously mad world of The Madwoman of Chaillot.
Creativity and culture converged as students from diverse backgrounds took the stage, inviting the audience to catch a glimpse of their unique identities through artistic expressions.
The Upland City Council held a town hall meeting to address recent water issues Oct. 29.
The excavation behind the Residential Village on the southeast edge of campus is now complete.
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.
Donald Trump has won the 2024 presidential election.
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.
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.
Clay tablets, cook books and foam mascot heads — all are a piece of Taylor history, preserved in the stacks of the archives.
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.
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 are going to be OK.
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