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Spring is in the air at Taylor University, evident by the buds on the trees and the blooming flowers in the bushes. Another symbol of the coming of spring is … football? That’s right. The Trojans held their annual spring game on Friday, Apr. 19 at Turner Stadium.
After a month and a half-search, the Trojans men’s basketball team has found their future coach.
“I call it the ‘magic of spring.’ That’s where the growth takes place.”
Taylor University’s hand dryers cause more issues than they solve.
Fearfully and wonderfully made — this is how our Father created us.
Are you unsure of what career you’re going into after Taylor?
We don’t often dare to imagine that we’d end up working in the same place where we went to school — or even that our mentors could be our employers.
More clicks aren’t always a good thing.
The Echo met with Will Hagen, vice president for strategy and chief of staff, to communicate student feedback regarding the Master Plan. Questions and comments were sourced from a survey the Echo distributed over the course of four months. Further discussion can be directed toward the Taylor Student Organization (TSO) or Will Hagen at will_hagen@taylor.edu. Thank you for your participation!
“The Tortured Poets Department” sends listeners through all the stages of grief at once. This gloriously chaotic work of art reveals the inner mind of one of today’s top musical artists.
14 senior art majors brought their time at Taylor to a close with a senior exhibition titled “Künstlerroman.” The art showcased was a culmination of the artistic brilliance and enthusiasm that the students had developed over their years at Taylor.
Working nine to five, Taylor University students put together the 40th Airband on April 20, with two showings at 6 p.m. and 9 p.m., respectively. Family and friends gathered as the lights went down and fog rolled in.
With the final month of the school year fast approaching, the ever-looming Crossroads League Tournaments and Championships stand as the final barrier for entry for Taylor’s spring sports.
Taylor track and field athletes headed to Azusa, California to compete in the Bryan Clay Invitational on Apr. 12.
From a tough basketball player to a child of God, freshman Aubrie Swain can testify to her shift in identity at Taylor University.
Amidst the lush greenery and whispered legends of Augusta National Golf Club, the Masters Tournament stands as an enduring beacon of sporting excellence and tradition.
“I have always thought, the longer the distance, the better I am at it.”
Taylor’s student-athletes aren’t the only ones hitting the courts and fields this spring.
“I like technology, but I like working with people,” Chris Jones, vice president and chief information officer, said. “The other hat is emergency management.”
Though cherished, the time students spend at Taylor can fly by. Some students use different physical and digital mediums to commemorate and remember their time at college.
Solutions by The State News