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It is incredibly common for college students to be looking for a way to make a quick buck. Students often deliver food for DoorDash, take online surveys and even sell their own blood for a few extra dollars. Then there are some students that put their creative abilities to work and build their own small piece of the American Dream — running their own business.
For three weekends in November and December, Taylor Theatre presented the musical adaptation of Irving Berlin’s classic Christmas film, “White Christmas.” The production included a few songs from the 1954 movie, including “Sisters” and the titular “White Christmas.”
Taylor University unveiled new branding to students on Friday, Dec. 2 at the end of the chapel service.
The health center is a resource close to campus that many students are unaware of. Indiana University Health currently partners with Taylor University to offer students free checkups and minor health testing.
Thursday night’s Shark Tank 2022 consisted of five business pitches, three sharks and the opportunity of a lifetime. Student entrepreneurs presented for the chance to win up to $5,000 in prize money to expand their creative business ventures.
The wait is nearly over; more than 2,000 people will soon pack Odle Arena to witness the next installment of the annual Ivanhoe’s Silent Night game.
Thanksgiving has arrived.
Christians and non-Christians alike can have a tendency to use Scripture solely as a means to gather information. The purpose of God’s Word has become lost in the human agenda to know things instead of God himself.
Story by Katrine Melika
“Not a lot of students notice it.”
Taylor women’s soccer ended their conference run on Nov. 9, falling to No. 2 Marian in the Crossroads League Tournament Semifinals. Although the Trojans did not finish on their own terms, they received a bid into the 2022 NAIA Women’s Soccer National Championship during a selection show held on Nov. 14.
Currently a professor of graphic design and chair of the Department of Art and Design at Samford University, Scott Fisk is a graphic designer, artist and educator whose work has been shown and recognized for its excellence around the world. Fisk was deployed as an army reserve photo-journalist and combat photographer tasked with documenting military history during the Iraq War; following his deployment, Fisk was awarded a Bronze Star for his heroic service. Samples of Fisk’s artwork are currently on display in the Metcalf Gallery, as a part of the Matter and Spirit exhibit exploring the overlap of faith and culture.
In head coach Aaron Mingo’s second season, Taylor’s football team took a step forward on the process toward the team’s goal of being the best Christian college football program in the country.
Marion Health Network’s Gas City medical campus, which is under construction just off of I-69 near Payne’s restaurant, is still undergoing development.
Taylor’s volleyball team was the Crossroads League regular season champ, and by beating Marian University in the championship match, they are now Crossroads League Tournament champions. This is the first time since 2010 that the Trojans are Crossroads League Tournament Champions.
A program that has been in place at Taylor longer than the current junior class has finally come to an end. On Nov. 1, Taylor students received the last update from the Taylor Pandemic Response Team (PeRT) announcing Taylor’s altered approach to COVID-19.
Endowed scholarships are donated to Taylor University every year for students who have a financial need. These scholarships are given by many different generous donors who want to assist Taylor students.
One of the popular talking points among Taylor students is the distance it can take to find a place to eat.
Taylor University recently announced the launch of two new academic programs: a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and a Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies.
Over the last month, our teams at Taylor Student Organizations have been busy planning and preparing for various events on campus.
Solutions by The State News