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(05/01/20 1:00pm)
Tough times call for some tough measures.
(04/21/20 3:21pm)
Dr. E. Herbert Nygren
(04/23/20 1:00pm)
One of the many challenges displaced college students are facing is the disorientation of a new environment while social distancing. For many Taylor students, family, scholarship and personal time were all separated by the hour as well as physical location, and now these lines are blurred for people in all stages of life.
(04/21/20 1:00pm)
Social distancing is happening now and as always, Taylor students everywhere are finding fun things to do. Freshman Kinsley Rushing, sophomore Lily Smith and junior Lily Walter shared what they have been up to, and how you can replicate it.
(04/21/20 1:00pm)
With Taylor moving to an entirely online platform, many in-person resources have changed or ceased within the last month. However, the Zondervan Library and Academic Enrichment Center are still almost entirely operational for student use.
(04/20/20 9:25pm)
Taylor is extending the deadline to apply for pass/fail classes until May 1.
(04/22/20 1:00pm)
In just over 30 minutes, Conan Gray tells a story that brings the listener from unabashed tears to breakout dancing and back again.
(04/24/20 1:00pm)
With “Friends” gone from Netflix and “The Office” scheduled to leave in 2021, viewers are left looking for a new timeless sitcom to fill their streaming slots. Thankfully, Netflix has picked up a new set of friends, the zany students and staff of Greendale Community College in Dan Harmon’s outrageous sitcom “Community.”
(04/23/20 1:00pm)
“In adoption, grief and joy are so tightly wound that you can’t separate them,” said Conor Angell, associate professor of music, lyric theatre and voice. “Adoption is complicated — it comes from brokenness, and it starts from a story of loss.”
(04/24/20 1:00pm)
Devastation set in after sophomore Joey DiNaso accidentally kicked a cheerleader in the face. Yet, this simple mistake prompted a memorable time where he felt God’s nearness.
(04/22/20 1:00pm)
The week of March 10 was a tough week for the Taylor community. In addition to worries about the semester’s future in light of COVID-19, Taylor’s men’s tennis team geared up for what would be their last practice.
(04/20/20 9:25pm)
Furloughs, new responsibilities and a massive shift in the sports media industry all seem to be strong side-effects to the war COVID-19 is waging on sports. While coaches and athletes seem to be the most affected on the surface, those behind the scenes have been just as unfortunate.
(04/16/20 1:00pm)
As the Taylor community has been transitioning from typical, on-campus life to online distance learning, it seems as though people are searching for new, creative ways in which to stay connected. One such way to stay in touch with our campus is to hear what administrators, faculty, and staff have to say about the current campus of Taylor and the rest of the world.
(04/14/20 1:36am)
Community.
(04/14/20 1:00pm)
Just like that, the routine that students have had for the past seven months was completely disrupted by the unexpected global pandemic.
(04/14/20 1:00pm)
In the modern age of love and loneliness, Lauv released a catchy pop album about mental battles.
(04/12/20 1:00pm)
As elected student body president (SBP) and vice president (SBVP) juniors Emmanuel Terrell and Anna Craig are looking forward to serving the Taylor community for the upcoming 2020–2021 school year.
(04/11/20 1:00pm)
Students logged into online classes last week and settled in for the remainder of the semester.
(04/15/20 1:00pm)
While most businesses have been considered non-essential during stay-at-home, restaurants have been given a special allowance to keep doors open.
(04/15/20 1:00pm)
Unfamiliarity was not an obstacle Kelly Abraham avoided, but one she pursued on her trip to Ireland.
