Thrown into goal, born to be a goalie
(10/07/25 4:00am)
When she was four or five years old, senior goalie Brianna Rawlings began playing soccer for fun and the game didn’t have any meaning to her yet.
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TU PREACH program equips future pastors, recognizes current ones
(10/06/25 4:00am)
The recipient of the Joseph P. Blades award will be declared by Taylor’s PREACH program this October.
Main Street Mile continues bringing plans to life
(10/15/25 12:27am)
Construction for Taylor University’s Main Street Mile Initiative is moving ahead smoothly. Project leaders report steady progress toward transforming the area into a more welcoming and connected community space.
Town of Upland hosts fifth Fall Festival
(10/06/25 4:00am)
Local crafts, lively music and the sweet scent of autumn treats will fill the streets of Upland on Oct. 17 as the town hosts its fifth Fall Festival.
Fall Fest drew a crowd eager for a relaxing night set to live music
(10/10/25 4:00am)
Fall Fest drew a crowd of listeners as well as musicians for a relaxing night of acoustic songs, many with guitar and vocals.
Asian Street Market brings campus together
(10/10/25 4:00am)
With nine countries represented by 16 different vendors, the Asian Street Market brought various cultures together to enjoy fellowship and food.
Real relationship talk, rooted in Christ
(10/06/25 4:00am)
Real conversations about relationships rooted in Christ was the aim of Rooted and Real, Greg Dyson, campus pastor and vice president for spiritual life and intercultural leadership, said.
Professor reviews new console: I regret buying the Switch 2
(10/10/25 4:00am)
Gunpei Yokoi worked for Nintendo for thirty-one years, leaving the company in 1996. He was known as the creator of the Game Boy, the first handheld console, which had terrible, black-and-white 8-bit graphics, but you could hold it in your hand. (Can you imagine? A powerful electronic device so small it could fit in your pocket?!) His design philosophy was “lateral thinking with withered technology.” Rather than competing directly with other, more expensive hardware, Nintendo tried to do new things that brought new value to dated hardware.
Taylor for Life comes to life
(10/06/25 4:00am)
Taylor University welcomes Taylor for Life, a pro-life club, to campus. With a dual focus on education and outreach, Taylor for Life will equip members to serve vulnerable women and children within their communities, Alaina Ventry, one of the founders, said.
U.S. visa changes impact international students
(10/06/25 4:00am)
Recent changes to student visas are impacting the U.S. — affecting even small Christian schools tucked away in the cornfields.
Taylor plans for new track complex
(10/06/25 4:00am)
Taylor University plans to construct a new track and field complex in the spring of 2026. The field will include upgrades such as an improved surface, expanded bleachers and ticketing facilities.
Bade to perform at faculty recital
(10/09/25 4:00am)
Christopher Bade will bring the God-gifted music of Composer Rick Sowash to life in the Butz Carruth Recital Hall.
Lighthearted Superman reboot highlights the strength in sensitivity
(10/09/25 4:00am)
DC Studios launched its new cinematic universe with “Superman” soaring into theaters on July 11, 2025.
Mint Tea with MECA welcomes students
(10/09/25 4:00am)
MECA strives to provide a peaceful space filled with hospitality and community.
Exit waits on state approval to move buildings
(09/29/25 4:00am)
“We can’t run our lives and live our lives thinking that it’s all on our timetable,” Rhonda Cox, project manager overseeing renovations of Exit Church’s new building, said. “[God’s] taken us this far, and he’ll take us the rest of the way.”
Upland town council makes changes to budget
(09/30/25 12:56am)
The Upland town council altered the town budget, heard a proposal for Jefferson Pathway’s trail to be made of limestone rather than concrete and approved the second reading for the 2026 Annexation on Sept. 16.
Mamede: Fewer Christians = more city corruption
(10/01/25 4:00am)
When Professor of Management Samuel de Paiva Naves Mamede was a child, his mother told him God has a purpose for his life.
Environmental Assistants encourage sustainability on campus
(09/29/25 4:00am)
Taylor University introduced the environmental assistant (EA) position in the dorms this semester.
Upland Best-One owner shares story
(10/01/25 4:00am)
Every Tuesday and Thursday morning, Best-One company employees can dial-in for a call.
Grab & Go arrives in Euler this fall
(09/29/25 4:00am)
Help has arrived for Taylor students rushing between classes or labs to snag a coffee or snack, according to AVI Foodsystems (AVI).
