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Many people see cars as a means to an end, a mode of transporting oneself from point A to point B. For car purists it is so much more. It is an art. A way of life. A symbol of independence, self-reliance and self-expression.
On June 29, 2023, the Supreme Court ended the decades long precedent of race-based admissions by a vote of 6-2.
Over our time at Taylor University, our relationship with God the Father, Jesus and the Holy Spirit has deepened. Alongside that, Christ’s bride, embodied in the church, has become clearer to us. It is important to be actively involved in a church community beyond attending Sunday services.
Every year, the art education majors take Elementary Methods of Art. As a part of the course, they teach homeschoolers during the class period. Through paint and paper, the class adds color to the lives of 64 homeschooled children.
This year, sophomore Symon Cater has found himself living in the same room as his former host during his 24 @ Taylor stay, junior Caleb Tiede.
The student-led club, PAX seeks to bring peace to Taylor University through events such as their Walk for Life.
Tammy Nunley always wanted more than one child.
Winning an award such as Taylor University’s teaching excellence and campus leadership Award is a monumental achievement, one that John Bruner, Film and Media Arts department co-chair, can now say he has.
Founded in the heart of Marion is the Compass non-profit and worship experience. The Roseburg Event Center, a place known for historically hosting myriad events, has transformed into a sanctuary for a different kind of gathering – one that reaches beyond the boundaries of traditional Christian worship and fellowship.
The School of Natural and Applied Science (SNAS) Seminar transpires throughout the fall semester and is open to all students and faculty.
“I thought it was stupid and nerdy,” sophomore David Wells said.
City Life SwitchUp is a ministry of Youth for Christ, their vision to empower Van Buren youth and create a positive place for students to hangout after school.
Shop the Loop organizers have geared up to make this year’s event a destination for attendees and entrepreneurs alike.
First Weast took the field, the autumn leaves darkening overhead as they met on the line of scrimmage.
1988…2004…2023.
Conference play for Taylor University Trojans football is just around the corner and starting off with a bang. Crosstown archrival Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU), who is 4-0 and ranked number four in the NAIA, will be coming to Turner Stadium to take on the Trojans to start their October slate.
The Trojans have officially begun conference play, showing their focus and commitment to winning a bid for the NAIA tournament.
Taylor University Athletics has hired a new women’s basketball head coach.
It takes two to make a thing go right, and for Taylor University volleyball, that means juniors Grace Ieremia and Gracie Conway.
In 2 Timothy 4:3, Paul urged believers to be wary of false teachers, but how are we to know which teachings are true and which are not? How should we approach disagreements with our brothers and sisters in Christ?
Solutions by The State News