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By: Kyle Hayward
Afena Federal Credit Union will soon find another home in Upland, Indiana.
Felicia Case, director of intercultural programs, has resigned from her position at Taylor University.
By Sarah Davis
By Hannah Sargent
Taylor’s switch to online classes may have closed its gallery, but its seniors have still found a way to share their art.
CLEVELAND, Ohio – The world is fighting an invisible battle in which those on the frontlines wear a new armor — scrubs and stethoscopes.
Though the infamous words from the High School Musical movies, “We’re all in this together,” is an anthem for fictional Wild Cats students, the similar phrase, “Not defined by geography” has become a motto for Taylor University staff, students and faculty.
Sweeping the shed.
Golf is a fickle sport. A tiny, nearly microscopic hitch in a golf swing can be the difference between the perfect shot and a shot that floats out of bounds.
While most of Taylor's student body left campus in the mass exodus around spring break, roughly 40 students remain in housing, according to Scott Barrett, director of residence life.
At Taylor, the nearest recycling bin is always just around the corner. Many common spaces have lights set to timers or sensors. Sinks turn off and on automatically.
No one was prepared to leave campus in March, but students have made the most of the abrupt situation by finding creative ways to stay in touch with peers.
After five years of silence, Selena Gomez is telling all.
On the streets of 1970’s Los Angeles, one comedy legend steps into the shoes of another as Eddie Murphy takes on the true story of struggling-artist-turned-unlikely-superstar Rudy Ray Moore.
From the front lines to behind the desks, essential workers are dedicating their time to ensure the survival and protection of others during the COVID-19 pandemic. But when it comes to student essential workers, their responsibilities and demands from online classes to the workplace only increase.
Exit Church partnered with Grant County Rescue Mission (GCRM) to provide meals to people in need during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sophomore Jack Shroyer’s love language is his love for languages.
In her four years at Taylor, Erin Cozad has experienced her fair share of victory and defeat on the field, but in the Spring of 2020, she and the Taylor University softball team would have to face an invisible opponent . . . COVID-19.
