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(11/22/21 4:30pm)
“In the Middle,” Chorale’s event on mental health, brought together various forms of art to discuss the often unbroached stigma and severity around mental health circumstances. Through music and spoken word, a conversation on mental health was started.
(11/22/21 4:30pm)
Two Taylor students help share the stories of inspiration around campus.
(11/22/21 4:30pm)
Though there have been ups and downs that have brought us here, we’ve nonetheless arrived at another Thanksgiving season, a time to pause and consider the many blessings along the way. In the spirit of the season, we asked some of our Echo editors to share what they are thankful for in 2021.
(11/22/21 4:30pm)
“Why me?”
(11/15/21 5:00pm)
Most days, students hear the Rice Bell Tower ringing music out over campus, but few of them know who controls the bell sounds.
(11/15/21 5:00pm)
PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI –– “People think that Haiti is a poor country, but that is not true,” Christian Charleston said. “Haiti is a rich country with beautiful people, but because of a corrupt government and natural disasters, Haiti can not flourish.”
(11/15/21 5:00pm)
On the morning of Oct. 14, two pieces of artwork were discovered missing from the hallway of the Modelle Metcalf Visual Arts Center.
(11/15/21 5:00pm)
Co-founders of The Congo Initiative, David and Kaswera Kasali, had originally planned to visit Taylor to share about the Congo Initiative, but had a visa conflict. As a result, Lumbemba, who resides in Portland currently, was chosen to come in his place.
(11/15/21 5:00pm)
When Peter Staritz, assistant professor of physics and engineering, realized he was putting his life’s work and his faith in separate boxes, he knew it was time for something different.
(11/15/21 5:00pm)
Who you gonna call? Alumni!
(11/15/21 5:00pm)
Helena Memorial Hall continues to undergo renovations as it prepares to house the Western art collection of Leland and LaRita Boren.
(11/15/21 5:00pm)
For many people, art and artistic expression act as an outlet for expressing one’s emotions.
(11/15/21 5:00pm)
October’s newest releases had a lot to offer. From artists storming the music industry with their first albums to long-treasured musicians reestablishing and refining their voices, many new releases definitely caught my ear. Narrowing it down to a few was a bit challenging, yet these albums and songs have left their mark.
(11/15/21 4:15pm)
Author Bio: “My name is Chelsea Springer. It has always been hard for me to use my voice growing up, I often felt as if I was not capable of standing up to my bullies in elementary and highschool. I never used to believe that my voice mattered, until I started writing poetry. Whenever I would write, I felt closer to God, and I felt as if I could release my emotions. When my pawpaw passed away last year, it inspired me to write even more, as well as to participate in “I Gotta Sound” and “Mosaic Night” even though I was afraid. When I write, I don't just write for me, but in hopes that I can inspire and help others. Everyday is a battle for me, dealing with grief, depression, and anxiety, but nonetheless my pawpaw is my inspiration, and he is forever in my heart. My inspiration behind starting the Heart and Soul Poetry Club was my pawpaw’s passing. In my pain, I've begun to find my voice and see that there can be beauty in my pain.”
(11/11/21 10:49pm)
With ”Dune,” visionary director Denis Villeneuve serves up a Thanksgiving-sized feast for the eyes and ears that’s so delicious it’ll have you coming back for seconds … and even thirds.
(11/15/21 5:00pm)
Spring is approaching, and you decide to check your email.
(11/15/21 5:00pm)
Many of us view work as a burden, but God says it is a gift.
(11/15/21 4:00pm)
Life is full of burdens, and we can become quite weary. Jesus calls us to come and lay our burdens down before him so that we may find rest. Throughout the Psalms we find prayers that do this very thing. They are called Psalms of lament.
(11/09/21 8:51pm)
The Taylor men's basketball program will don a patch on their unifroms this season honoring the late Paul Patterson – who passed way on Sept. 20.
(11/11/21 10:50pm)
This Cellar Door is all about “Dune.”