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Andrea Masvero (’96) will be the executive director of 1846 Enterprises, where she will oversee the development and establishment of campus construction projects and the Main Street Mile Initiative.
"Monkey Man" blends fast-paced action with social commentary, reflecting India's societal divides.
In the softly lit recital hall of the Smith-Hermanson Music Center, a student’s voice echoed as she read the words, “You don’t tell me what I get to eat; my body is mine.”
Alongside TUGather, the annual Taylor traditions, Grandparents Day, is set to take place April 26 with the intention of bringing generations together, according to a brochure sent out to Taylor families.
Nine Taylor students traveled to Rome, Georgia, for a Winshape Foundation retreat, led by the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE). This retreat took place from Thursday, April 4, to Sunday, April 7, and emphasized the importance of servant-leadership in the lives of believers.
This April, Taylor University celebrates Asian Heritage Month. The Asian Students’ Intercultural Association (ASIA) has worked hard to put on multiple events, inviting the Taylor community to join them in celebrating their culture.
For many students, the transition from Taylor to postgraduate life is a stressful and difficult period of time.
Taylor’s love for the environment is in the hands of this steward of creation.
The eclipse has passed, Airband is silent, and now it is Monday…Earth Day. Who cares?
If you frequent the populated areas of Taylor’s campus often, you most likely caught a glimpse of several hot pink and lime green posters hanging up around campus.
Taylor University will confer five honorary doctorates this spring to individuals the administration has observed as faithful representatives of Christ in their respective fields.
Stop treating transfers as freshmen.
The new master of arts in leadership program will continue the University’s efforts to expand its graduate opportunities, enrolling its first students in fall 2024.
Ministry doesn’t always come from the pulpit.
Many within the Taylor community are aware of the self-defense class offered by Head of Campus Police Jeff Wallace.
Hey, you. Yeah! I’m talking to you! The college football fan who’s been watching the NBA over the last three months – pay attention!
He started his lacrosse tenure as a freshman. He’s about to end it as a phenom. Not only is he Taylor’s all-time leading scorer, but he also holds the WHAC conference record for assists with 176. Senior Aidan Craig has truly left his mark on the game.
Pierce Church’s worship team has expanded its reach from those in its Sunday morning services to anyone who has a device to stream music on.
Welcome to the 2024 NFL Draft: the place where dreams are made, hopes are dashed and armchair analysts, like me, suddenly become experts in evaluating the next batch of talent to enter the NFL.
The new master of arts in leadership program will continue the University’s efforts to expand its graduate opportunities, enrolling its first students in fall 2024.
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