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Halbrook Distinguished Chair of Government, Abby Kuzma, will be retiring at the end of the semester after an impressive, decades-spanning career advocating for the victims of human trafficking, immigrants and asylum-seekers.
“I want someone to look at me and be like, he knows the Lord,” senior Brandon Smith said.
This being my last Cellar Door this year, there was no question in my mind that I would be talking about my favorite film of all time. I’ve mentioned it before, but today, we are diving deep into the 2010 release that I have watched over 10 times, “The Social Network.”
In honor of this year’s 175th anniversary celebration of Taylor’s history, the Taylor 175 committee partnered with the Taylor Archives to create a time capsule.
On February 21, Benjamin Wetzel, assistant professor of history, gave a lecture on the life and faith of former U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt which was streamed on C-SPAN.
Record-setting events and campus-wide celebrations marked a memorable year, as all clubs inside of Taylor Student Organization played their part.
While writing and art utilize different mediums for expression, the intersection of these modes of creation holds the potential for collaboration as a means to explore truth and deepen an audience’s interaction with a fictional world. Taylor students in both the English and art departments spend a portion of their semester exploring this intersection.
During the week of May 2-6, Taylor held its annual fundraising event, “I Love TU Week.”
What is the first thing that comes to mind when one hears the phrase, “school spirit?”
The spring of my sophomore year, I walked with a friend through reporting a Title IX offense. A week later, I sat opposite someone as they jokes about sexual assault in the middle of lunch.
I am a TCK. When people ask me what that means, I like to tell them that it stands for ‘The Cool Kids,’ and you’ll find out why in a moment.
A new gas station is set to arrive in downtown Upland.
As you wrap up this school year, your mind may be clogged with thoughts of internships, jobs, finals or even graduation.
I am nostalgic to my core.
Refreshing. Holistic. Progress.
The Taylor softball team had a rough past weekend in gameplay. They first played Bethel University, splitting the series and winning the first game. The next series was at home and senior day. Playing Marian University, they lost both ball games by scores of 6-3 and 9-1.
A community is only as strong as its buzz, and bees do this best.
Choros, a Taylor student discussion group that is reemerging after having dwindled during the pandemic, has dedicated this semester to listening to student perspectives on their experiences with gender and sexuality on campus based on discussions guided by recent survey results collected by the group.
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.
