The Branch: a cafe for James Dean fans
(05/02/25 12:00pm)
This cafe in Grant County serves the Lord by serving you a warm drink.
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Fit into Health ‘trains’ students for medical field
(05/02/25 12:00pm)
Affectionately known as ‘The Well,’ Taylor’s designated student workout space is not just a place for student connection but welcomes those from the greater Upland community as well.
Professional ballerina abroad to student at TU
(05/02/25 12:00pm)
How many marketing majors do you know that used to be ballerinas?
Letter to the editor: Airband over all
(05/01/25 12:00pm)
Dear Echo Editors,
Movement is a gift to receive
(05/01/25 12:00pm)
Sometimes, walking to the Kesler Student Activities Center (KSAC) feels like driving to Marion twice.
Tired of Polarization? Try a Local Election
(05/01/25 12:00pm)
The solution to our national crisis of polarization may be getting off X, formally known as Twitter, and casting a ballot in a local election.
Gospel choir emphasizes victory in spring concert in Rediger
(04/28/25 12:00pm)
On the Sunday evening of Apr. 27, the stage of Rediger Chapel was packed with 59 members of Taylor’s gospel choir, getting rowdy with shouts of praise.
Upcoming Symphony Concert seeks to create an evening of unforgettable music
(04/28/25 12:00pm)
The attention of all in the room falls upon a violinist standing up to lead her ensemble members into a unified chord. Before long, overtures of music are set in motion, testing new chords and rhythms and taking listeners to a place they’ve never been before.
“A Minecraft Movie” mines its way through a successful opening weekend
(04/28/25 12:00pm)
Since its release on April 4, “A Minecraft Movie” has more than tripled its budget.
Pay it forward: Give and receive with joy
(04/15/25 3:54pm)
Pay it forward.
New Upland town attorney
(04/16/25 12:00pm)
Jonathan Perez, Upland town manager, introduced Maura Hoff as the new town attorney at the city council meeting, April 1.
Trojans snatch victory from jaws of defeat
(04/15/25 3:53pm)
“Flush it.”
Community is central to Pierce Church fundraising craft fair
(04/16/25 12:00pm)
There were 43 vendors this year, said Kevin Duecker, the director of children’s ministries at Pierce Church. Vendors sold a variety of items from baked goods to wooden toys, Easter baskets to jewelry.
Dryer fire in Wengatz Hall
(04/16/25 12:00pm)
Police and a fire truck arrived outside Wengatz Hall after smoke from a dryer triggered the fire alarm on Sunday night, March 30.
PPE alum interns at statehouse
(04/16/25 12:00pm)
Liam Callan, a recent Taylor University graduate with a degree in political science, philosophy and economics, is gaining firsthand experience in the legislative process through an internship in the Indiana Senate.
Men’s and No. 19 women’s golf face stiff competition
(04/15/25 3:52pm)
The Taylor men’s golf team opened the spring season at the Baker Invitational in Kansas, where the Trojans finished in 4th place of 10 teams, just one stroke out of the top three. Sophomore Tanner Conklin tied his best score of the year on day two, shooting a 72 and propelling him to his third top-ten finish of the season.
Foundation laid for the new PREACH lab
(04/16/25 12:00pm)
Prepare, resource, equip and coach for homiletic excellence is what drives and defines the new PREACH lab located in the Reade Liberal Arts Center.
Upperclassmen lead the way for No. 10 Trojans
(04/15/25 3:52pm)
The No. 10 Taylor University baseball team is having one of the best seasons in program history, currently sitting at 30-7 (21-3).
Red Eye challenge sends film majors into ‘frenzy’
(04/18/25 12:00pm)
For many people, cramming daily activities into twenty-four hours proves a daunting task.
Student testimony highlight: ‘I feel like I can see again’
(04/18/25 12:00pm)
Until a few years ago, freshman Sadie Maples was a secularist punk with an eating disorder. Now she’s a journalism major at Taylor University.
