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Vice President for Intercultural Leadership and Church Relations Greg Dyson and Professor of Global Studies Scott Moeschberger are preparing to take students on a four day bus trip through the American South. The trip will pay close attention to the work and life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., as well as some of the defining moments from the civil rights movement.
The Taylor University art department is offering classes to local students ranging from kindergarten to high school seniors.
The 2022-23 academic year has seen some changes in regards to the university personnel responsible for overseeing student conduct and Title IX.
Taylor’s current COVID-19 policies, aligned with guidelines set forth by the Center for Disease Control (CDC), are more flexible than in years past.
Taylor University recently announced that the institution received a $500,000 grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. that will be put toward the creation of an entrepreneurial program for high school students.
Thursday, Sept. 1 marked the fulfillment of a dream for film professors John and Kathy Bruner as Taylor University broke ground on the new Horne Academic Center. The building, which is slated to open in fall of 2024, will serve as the new headquarters for the university’s film and media program.
Even if college cuisine has a reputation for being subpar, Dave Manz — the new general manager for Parkhurst Dining at Taylor — is hopeful that students and their stomachs will be pleased with what he and his team have to offer.
Tom Shevlot (‘84) was digging through an old file when he noticed an old photograph back from his time at Taylor University in the 1980s.
Sometimes it’s chewing the watermelon bubblegum. Sometimes it’s choosing the bat. Sometimes it’s eating the Chicken Bacon Ranch from Subway.
Friday, April 22 marked the end of a project that took years to complete. President Michael Lindsay was in attendance, along with former Taylor University presidents Eugene Habecker, Lowell Haines and Paige Cunningham. Each had played a pivotal role in this undertaking, and now they were soaking up the celebratory atmosphere inside Helena Memorial Hall.
After getting embarrassed by the Jacksonville Jaguars in what was a nightmare ending to 2021 — the 26-11 loss cost the Colts a spot in the playoffs — Indianapolis has been busy beefing up their roster this offseason. While some moves have been splashier than others, will it be enough to put Indy back on the map?
The Taylor men’s lacrosse team plunged into the second half of their season on Wednesday evening in Southfield, Michigan. Currently sitting at 2-6 (0-2 WHAC), the Trojans dropped their first conference game last Saturday to Madonna University 19-7.
The Taylor community crammed into Rediger Chapel on Saturday, Feb. 26 to pay homage to old school.
Jake Scott — one of indie music’s hottest artists — is set to take the stage on March 12 inside Rediger Chapel.
The Contemporary Music Center (CMC) in Nashville provides aspiring musicians with pretty much everything that they could ever want.
Chad Veal (‘20) and Brendan Wallace (‘20) have received the $10,000 Loreen Arbus Focus on Disability Scholarship from the Television Academy for their documentary “20 Over.” It is Taylor’s first College Television Award.
Though it's one of the busiest seasons for a senior theatre major who also has the one-act festival quickly approaching, Seltzer always keeps her composure.
Helena Memorial Hall continues to undergo renovations as it prepares to house the Western art collection of Leland and LaRita Boren.
The presentation taking place inside the Metcalf auditorium on a drizzly Oct. 22 wasn’t centered around Picasso and Michelangelo. Instead, it focused on U.S. military drones and failed currencies.