Mini Scoops: The music behind the Rice Bell Tower
Most days, students hear the Rice Bell Tower ringing music out over campus, but few of them know who controls the bell sounds.
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Most days, students hear the Rice Bell Tower ringing music out over campus, but few of them know who controls the bell sounds.
The C.S. Lewis and Friends collection is developing programs to connect with current and past Taylor students and employees.
Sometimes flowing with water, and sometimes empty, the Samuel Morris Fountains have been revamped for their 25th anniversary on campus.
Taylor’s Homecoming Weekend and two alumni anniversary celebrations will be this weekend, Friday, Oct. 8 to Sunday, Oct. 10.
Satellite research and development group NearSpace Launch Inc. (NSL) is looking to expand its size and abilities as they move their company to a new location in Upland.
For years Taylor students have created a mud trail between Zondervan Library and the student center.
The Zondervan Library made some adjustments over the summer including expanding their hours and putting the Lewis Center upstairs.
Although Taylor’s Summer Institute (formerly known as CRAM,) and academic summer camps for high school students were canceled last summer due to the COVID-19 pandemic, they are scheduled to return this summer.
Although the Dome hasn’t seen much use in the past few weeks, the space will continue to be used as an isolation space until campus no longer needs one.
After years of public preaching and mission work, Christian apologist and theologian Ravi Zacharias was exposed for committing years of abuse, sexual misconduct and other predatory behavior.
On Feb. 20, a rocket launched from Virginia Space Flight Authority had a load of student built satellites.
On Dec. 30, five days before students began returning for J-term classes, a shooting in Upland near campus injured one person and killed another.
Much like the students, the faculty and staff at Taylor don’t really know what to expect when coming back for J-Term and the spring semester.
For some, learning to run a marathon may be a New Year’s resolution. For others, learning to run a marathon will be part of their class this spring.
Acting like a kindergartener is not what most sophomore elementary education majors had on their minds when they started their early childhood education class this semester. But acting like kindergarteners is what some of them had to do.
Alcoholism ruins lives and families, but many people don’t take it seriously.
It’s not often that Erik Hayes, professor of kinesiology, expects to receive a $1 million check. But, two weeks ago that was the case as a $1 millon boost from the Lilly Endowment Inc. will help expand Taylor’s long term health care program.
Whether they have an experienced adviser or not, Taylor’s Ethics Bowl teams plan on getting to the national competition this year.
In an age where the presidential debate is full of the candidates interrupting each other and dancing around particular questions, a series of meetings discussing how to engage thoughtfully in politics is unusual. Normally it may be hard to find, but that is just what Taylor students have at their disposal this election season.