In the Silence: Art professor creates beauty out of hardship, grief
Some forms of grief never truly disappear.
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Some forms of grief never truly disappear.
WTUR is committed to embracing their mission as boldly in real life as it is displayed across their website: “We strive to provide a professional and positive voice for Taylor University, integrating Christian faith and culture.”
Wi-Fi connectivity problems impacted Taylor University campus-wide at the start of the school year. Behind the scenes, Taylor’s information technology (IT) staff have worked diligently to navigate these new issues.
A new academic year brings different people to Taylor, both in the dorms and throughout the rest of campus. Along with the second-biggest freshman class in Taylor’s history, some fresh faces can be found teaching, cleaning, planning and working behind the scenes.
The mission of Taylor University is to develop servant leaders marked with a passion to minister Christ’s redemptive love and truth to a world in need.
In a five-set match for the ages, No. 13 Taylor beat No. 11 Indiana Wesleyan 3-2 on Sept. 24 in a rowdy Odle Arena.
My name is Katie Ito and I am a senior Pre-Art Therapy major with a special focus in sculpture and liturgical art. My last three years at Taylor have been marked with a sacred vulnerability and self-discovery as I have reflected on moments of consonance and dissonance within my journey as a female Asian-American Christian born and raised in the Midwest. In my work, I often explore themes of liminality, healing, racial and cultural identity formation, food, symbolism, and spirituality.
The Taylor Men’s Soccer team ended the contest against Mount Vernon Nazarene 2-2. This marks the team’s fourth draw this season, with the team at a record of 2-4-4.
“I just love it. I really do. Part of it is, I think, we're there to sing together and to sing well and to produce good music. But we're also there to have fun and to glorify God doing it,” junior Violet Hammack said. “And I think that mindset, whether consciously or unconsciously, really adds to that community.”
The 2022-23 academic year has seen some changes in regards to the university personnel responsible for overseeing student conduct and Title IX.
Sometimes, worship is work.
There is something about sunsets that draw us in. Maybe it's the transformation — people can’t help but admire the colors that trail across the hemisphere of the sky as day softly fades into night.
Dr. Reed Spencer has found empowerment in what he’s declared “The Year of Delegation.”
As Taylor alumnus Irv Polk (‘63) lay sick on his hospital bed, the last words he spoke to his friend and coworker Darrell Peterson were, “Don’t let it die, don’t let it die.”
After checking in at No. 1 among Midwest Colleges in the 2021-22 U.S. News and World Report, Taylor clocked in this year at No. 2, behind Cottey College in Missouri.
BeReal encourages people at Taylor and around the world to embrace where they are in the present.
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.
Three stories spotlighting relevant pieces of international news. These global stories aim to broaden the perspective of the Taylor community as they absorb information from a variety of sources and spaces.
Taylor University’s accounting department has demonstrated success over the years. May 2021 accounting alumni have an 81% passing rate for first-time attempts on the CPA exam.
I spent a good chunk of this summer bouncing between the Green Line and the Red Line, navigating Boston’s subway system — more affectionately dubbed the “T” — with the help of Google and the MBTA app.