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Apart from the cold temperatures, this upcoming 2023-24 winter season of Taylor sports looks to be a dominant time for Trojan athletics. Three different sports – basketball, competitive cheer and track and field – look to either start their season off on a high note or continue the dominance they’ve already established.
Two weeks, three weeks, four weeks all pass by, and still no sign of that final textbook.
Senior Thiago Camacho has a compelling story that reflects the challenges of cultural identity, the power of finding a sense of belonging and the influence that leaders can have.
To promote understanding, fight against stigma, and raise awareness about mental health, PAX collaborated with the Office of Intercultural Programs (OIP) to host a campus event on Nov. 8 from 6-8 p.m. in the LaRita Boren Campus Center.
This semester, senior Patience Sakeuh has traded the cornfields of Indiana for French pastries, museum tours and flea markets.
The alumni awards ceremony took place during homecoming chapel on Oct. 20.
“What would you do if you won $5,000?” junior Wade Frances, Taylor University’s 2023 Shark Tank host, asked audience members.
Are student-athletes’ meal plans adequate?
The 2022 Right-To-Know report was released as a 30-page document detailing the security and fire safety reports of Taylor University in recent years. In the document, a chart explains numerous drug and alcohol offenses.
Home.
The COVID-19 pandemic was a trying time for small businesses across the globe.
During fall break, Honors Guild students attended the annual Intercollegiate Colloquium on liberal arts at Grove City College.
The Taylor student body proves creative in their search to meet new people and find pick-a-dates (PADs). While many students ask friends or people they may already know, others have opted for less traditional routes and have enjoyed fun results.
It’s the classic on-campus rivalry: the men of Wengatz versus the men of Samuel Morris Hall.
When thinking about traditions, a few things that come to mind might be where you go for holidays, the one thing you do to celebrate your birthday every year or maybe even an annual family vacation.
Conrad Otto, a senior majoring in multimedia journalism, found himself in the Great Plains at Sioux Center, Iowa, just a day and a half after his junior year ended. He was here to test his skills in journalism at Dordt University with a two-week internship at the World Journalism Institute.
Sometimes, the best shots at a sports event don’t go into a net or a hoop — they come from a camera.
Nathan Burns is an exciting addition to the Taylor University men’s cross-country team, as he has exploded into stride taking the number one position on the team and breaking course records. As a talented runner who has dominated throughout high school, what led him to Taylor?
Omaha, Nebraska, heard Taylor cross-country roar on Saturday, Oct. 21.
A fun-filled homecoming weekend was capped off with a convincing Taylor football victory on Oct. 28. With almost 5,000 fans in attendance, the Taylor Trojans trounced the Madonna Crusaders 54-14 in a game that never felt close.
Solutions by The State News