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.
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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.
Samuel Mamede: from Brazil to TU
(04/18/25 12:00pm)
Samuel Mamede has traveled from investigating corruption in Brazil, to investigating corruption in the United States.
Finding joy in administration?
(04/17/25 12:00pm)
I really do find joy in academic administration…let me explain.
Do not be anxious about anything?
(04/17/25 12:00pm)
“Do not be anxious about anything,” says Philippians 4:6. It’s hard. Academics, relationships, finances, the future and finding community are student’s biggest stressors, said Craig Cochran, the director of Taylor’s counseling center.
Empathy shows our blind spots
(04/17/25 12:00pm)
“Three generations of imbeciles are enough.”
‘Stay a While:’ senior art exhibit hits home run
(04/15/25 3:50pm)
Taylor’s house-themed senior art exhibition, “Stay Awhile,” showcased Friday, Apr. 4 from 6-8 p.m. in Modelle Metcalf Visual Art Center’s art gallery.
Disney’s Snow White crashes with critics and fans
(04/15/25 3:49pm)
Disney’s 2025 Snow White live action remake of the 1937 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs has accumulated record low reviews mere weeks after its release.
Guys and Dolls to take a dystopian turn
(04/15/25 3:49pm)
The Taylor University Theatre Department plans to honor and expand upon the historical musical that is Guys and Dolls.
Taylor OIP curates a cookbook
(04/09/25 12:00pm)
Elijah Choi, Office of Intercultural Programs office manager, hopes to convey the beauty of Taylor University’s diversity through a cookbook.
Armed rebel groups advance in the Congo
(04/09/25 12:00pm)
Increasing violence and uncertainty marks the daily lives of the Congolese as armed rebel groups including March 23 movement (M23) and The Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) remain active in the country.
Taylor University welcomes two members to the board of trustees
(04/09/25 12:00pm)
Taylor University’s Board of Trustees welcomed two new members who will begin in May.
Lance Vanderberg receives award
(04/09/25 12:00pm)
The National Resource Center for the First-Year Experience and Students in Transition awarded Lance Vanderberg, assistant director of the Academic Enrichment Center at Taylor, the Outstanding First-Year Student Advocate award.
Book review: ‘The Stranger’
(04/08/25 2:37pm)
“Maman died today.”
Stuffed animals and their purpose
(04/07/25 12:00pm)
Humans were built as relational people by a relational God.
Professor and students talk fashion
(04/07/25 12:00pm)
Function does not always equal form.
‘Sew’ many students share this hobby at TU
(04/11/25 12:00pm)
By stitching fabric, they weave a story.
Phil Collins: reading for relationship
(04/11/25 12:00pm)
Reading the word of God for a relationship with Jesus all starts with an experience.
‘Better together’: a chat with Upland town manager
(04/11/25 12:00pm)
Sometimes, what separates us is not some metaphysical belief or complex idea but a physical barrier.
Our View: Conflict is a Christian calling
(04/10/25 12:00pm)
When it comes to real relationships, confrontation is inevitable. This is difficult, but if students at Taylor learn to express themselves and love others while having difficult and honest conversations, they can thrive in community the way God intended.
