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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.
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.
Drowned. Stolen. Hanged.
NFL Hall of Fame Coach Tony Dungy is scheduled to speak in chapel on Monday, Nov. 4 at 10 a.m.
Personal Assistants (PAs) and Discipleship Assistants (DAs) are well known, but what about the new SAs?
On Wednesday, Oct. 23, students flooded the LaRita Boren Campus Center eager to scope out the first ever Shop the Loop.
The art of making the perfect wrap.
Have you ever drank so much milk you had to puke? Most students on Second East Wengatz knows what this is like.
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.
“I feel thin, sort of stretched, like butter scraped over too much bread.”
Yeezus has found Jesus.
The Bridge is more than just a coffee shop.
The Marion Philharmonic Orchestra took the stage on Saturday, Oct. 26 in Rediger Chapel, debuting their newest performance of “Sci-Fi Spectacular.”
One down, a whole season left.
Facing a muddy track, tough competition and cold weather the Taylor men’s cross country team won the Great Lakes Challenge with the women’s team coming in fourth.
The Taylor men’s and women’s golf teams wrapped up their fall season last week at Whistling Straits Golf Course in Wisconsin. The event took place on Oct. 21–22.
Over 500 Taylor community members packed the lower level of Rediger Chapel on Oct. 16 for a night of solidarity.
Lacking intentional community? Look no further than Taylor University Ride Share.
For many years, Taylor students have had the opportunity to venture south on bus trips to visit landmark locations from the history of the civil rights movement.
Health departments around campus celebrated National Health Education Week (NHEW) from Oct. 21 to 25.
