Men’s basketball starts season with two wins

The Taylor men’s basketball team started their 2019-20 season with two consecutive wins last week. 

Faculty talk orphanages and OVC

On Oct. 25, Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling released an article through TIME magazine stating that orphanages cause irreparable harm and should not be funded by the public.

PAs and DAs foster intentional community

Every dorm has them. 

Foody Fix

We’ve all been there — Ivanhoe’s is a Taylor classic. But have you really pushed your limits? Tried the most over-the-top, exotic, thrilling, mouth-watering sundaes or shakes? 

Students go wild for Jungle Jams at Taylor's MyGen 2019

Songs from movies such as “The Lion King” and “Tarzan” got students grooving as they filled the dense “jungle” of Rediger Auditorium on Saturday night, led by fearless hosts and trailblazers senior Patrick Warren and junior Max Urban. The “Welcome to the Jungle” My Generation Night 2019 theme was in full swing as tropical trees, hanging vines and jungle animals greeted attendees from Taylor and the surrounding community.

New scholarship honors 25 years of service

When Director of Student Programs Steve Austin left the Cardboard Boat Regatta on Saturday, Oct. 5 during Homecoming and Family Weekend, he thought he was on his way to meet the parents of this year’s executive cabinet members. 

The Bridge’s Autumn Market brings in vendors

Ethics bowl challenges minds

The Taylor Ethics Bowl team has made it to national competition the past nine consecutive years and is now preparing for regionals.

Students seek to stay healthy as seasons change

The leaves have turned to shades of red, yellow and brown and the breeze is blowing cold over campus. With the changing of the seasons, so often comes the onset of new waves of illness sweeping into dormitories.

TU hosts Shark Tank

Next Thursday Nov. 7, several students will put their dreams on the line as they stand before the judges to pitch their business idea, hoping to receive an investment.     

Taylor Taxis are resurrected

Drowned. Stolen. Hanged.

Tony Dungy to visit Taylor

NFL Hall of Fame Coach Tony Dungy is scheduled to speak in chapel on Monday, Nov. 4 at 10 a.m. 

Preserving God's green earth

 Personal Assistants (PAs) and Discipleship Assistants (DAs) are well known, but what about the new SAs?

Shopping the loop to support entrepreneurial endeavors

On Wednesday, Oct. 23, students flooded the LaRita Boren Campus Center eager to scope out the first ever Shop the Loop. 

Building relationships at the register

The art of making the perfect wrap. 

Our View

Have you ever drank so much milk you had to puke? Most students on Second East Wengatz knows what this is like.

Revisiting the 80’s: The Satanic Panic

Not many people know “The Lord of the Rings” and “The Chronicles of Narnia” were once deemed as occult and burned in bonfires outside of churches.

‘Butter over too much bread’

“I feel thin, sort of stretched, like butter scraped over too much bread.” 

Kanye raps about Christ, church and Chick-fil-A in new album

Yeezus has found Jesus. 

Local coffee shop uses music to create community

The Bridge is more than just a coffee shop.