Competitive cheer coach resigns
(09/22/26 4:00am)
The Taylor Athletic Department announced on Aug. 11 that Hannah Kirby resigned as head coach of the competitive cheer team.
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How to find a church that fits your spiritual needs
(09/25/26 4:00am)
Chapel services have been woven into Taylor’s student experience since the university’s earliest days. For many students, they’ve become one of the most meaningful threads of Taylor culture.
Theatre explores ‘What We Do With Our Longings’
(09/24/26 4:00am)
The Taylor University Theatre will explore the way desires shape humanity with its 2026-2027 season.
Recital combines solemnity with humor
(09/24/26 4:00am)
To finish off the first week of classes, a crowd of students and faculty flocked to the Butz-Carruth Recital Hall for an exciting Friday evening of music.
Dolly Parton, singer and humanitarian, dies at 80
(09/24/26 4:00am)
Dolly Parton, the country music singer, songwriter, actress and philanthropist whose persona bridged cultural divides for nearly seven decades, died of cancer on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026, in Nashville, Tennessee.
Lighting Strikes
(09/26/26 4:00am)
I stand on the edge of the world, watching the clouds swirl beneath my feet. A storm is forming in the cloud layer below, and as I watch, the first lightning bolt arcs upward, striking one of the metal poles underneath the island. There’s been talk of dismantling the rods and repurposing their metal for the island’s current shortage, but if those rods disappear, so does our primary source of power. That doesn’t stop the talk though; people will be people.
Ten Taylor fall sports return to action
(09/22/26 4:00am)
No. 1 Women’s Cross Country:
A Long Hallway, A Reimagined View
(09/05/26 4:30pm)
The alarm beeps. It beeps. It beeps. Crash. The alarm is now across the room. You roll over, folding your pillow on top of your head. Quiet. Sleep. The alarm beeps. It beeps. It beeps. You groan, throwing your sheets aside and hauling yourself to your feet. In the darkness you stumble toward the offending noise, its insistent blaring even louder now. You trip over something, shrapnel covering your dorm floor—still wet towel, empty cardboard box, bag of chips. The alarm. You reach it and slam on snooze once more. Time to get up, you tell yourself. This is going to be a long week.
Campus experiences changes in offices and dining spaces
(08/31/26 7:44pm)
From offices to student dining, change has arrived on Taylor University’s campus for a fresh start.
Gentile Hall opens doors to Taylor students
(08/31/26 7:44pm)
As Welcome Weekend 2026 rolls around, Taylor students are making history. This weekend, students moved into Paul and Barbara Gentile Hall, Taylor’s newest dorm, for the first time.
The Echo welcomes new faculty adviser
(09/02/26 4:00am)
The Echo staff has regular turnover each year as seniors graduate, freshmen learn the ropes, and staff members switch positions. This year, however, brings significant change as the Echo staff welcomes its new faculty adviser, Travis Weik, following Alan Blanchard’s retirement.
Baseball becomes National runner-up
(09/01/26 4:00am)
After a year full of program records and dominating competition, Taylor baseball proved themselves on the big stage at the NAIA College World Series in Lewiston, Idaho.
Fútbol and faith: Women’s soccer ministers in Argentina
(09/01/26 4:00am)
On Aug. 4, Taylor women’s soccer left Indiana for Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Going to our big God with big emotions
(05/22/26 4:00am)
Between busy school and work schedules, trying to apply for what seems like countless jobs and facing continual rejection, it’s been a stressful last couple of months.
Multimedia Journalism seniors: a bittersweet goodbye
(05/20/26 7:00am)
As the year draws to a close, six journalism majors reflect on their time at Taylor University as well as the next steps in their journeys.
Our View: Uncommon community
(05/22/26 7:00am)
This year, The Echo has once again had the privilege to spotlight the stories of this community and the people who make it distinct. Stories of our sports communities whose players pushed each other to make history. Of dorm floors that have bonded over niche traditions. Of student clubs that took initiative when they saw an issue presented itself. Of student actors and actresses whose long rehearsals paid off on the big stage.
Seniors find their faith strengthened while at Taylor University
(05/22/26 7:00am)
Just as hundreds of Taylor University seniors will be graduating Saturday, May 23, a graduation of sorts is in store for me, too.
Montana completes two years as Olson Hall director
(05/20/26 7:00am)
“Cheering. Joy. Chaos.”
Already and Not Yet: Wylie's story
(05/20/26 7:00am)
“The Holy Spirit has shown up at a couple of places in my life, and very specifically, orchestrated the path. One of those was bringing me to Taylor.”
A call to unwavering faithfulness
(05/22/26 7:00am)
For the past several years, it has been my great privilege to walk through life at Taylor with the class of 2026. You were the first class that I helped recruit, which makes this commencement especially meaningful for me.
