The benefits of an internship

Practicums or internships pay huge dividends to university students, but not always in dollar and cents. 

A troupe to call his own: community in theatre

Senior Tucker White has found community in the round.

Fantasy and horror themes combine in ‘The Lighthouse’

Stranded on a remote island, Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe struggle for power in "The Lighthouse" (R), a new film from Robert Eggers.

Students engage with Latino culture through dancing

On one of the coldest nights of the semester yet, students stayed warm to the rhythmic thump of Salsa and Merengue.

Students compete in a war of parallel worlds

Worlds collided at the Fall 2019 Game Jam competition. 

Our View

In a town like Upland where the nearest Walmart is more than 20 minutes away, “convenient” is not a word thrown around much. 

Our View

In a town like Upland where the nearest Walmart is more than 20 minutes away, “convenient” is not a word thrown around much. 

The student scoop on Shop the Loop

When the LaRita Boren Campus Center gets overtaken by an event, students are often upset they can’t sit down and eat Chick-fil-A or Dashi in peace. 

Coffee Shop Series: Monthly Grind

Katie Rich’s fresh start began with a fresh cup of coffee.

Fit Friday

Circuit training is a great way to burn fat, develop muscular endurance and build strength. Circuit training involves progressing through a series of exercises, or circuits, multiple times to continually work and strengthen desired muscle groups throughout a workout. The beauty of circuit training is the fact that it can be tailored to any individual’s level of fitness, strength, and experience. Create your own circuit workout or follow the simple plan below to get started on the path to developing into a better version of yourself:

Women’s soccer beaten in tournament shootout

The Taylor women's soccer team (12-4-2) tied  Mount Vernon Nazarene University (10-5-3) but was not able to advance in the tournament as they lost 2-4 in penalty kicks on Nov. 2. They are now eliminated from the Crossroads League Tournament. 

CARE Conference desires change

The orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) program is having its 3rd CARE conference, 

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.