Mini Scoops: Taylor Tunnels

A main conspiracy heard on campus is whether or not Taylor University has tunnels running underground. This is, in fact, true.

Taylor holds week of prayer

Every year Taylor holds the As We Pray initiative, a week dedicated to prayer where parents and alumni pray for the community in specific ways. 

Taylor hosts Q Union to discuss culture, faith, church

On April 5 in the Cornwall Auditorium, Taylor University will be hosting Q Union for the fourth consecutive year.

Taylor Ethics Bowl team beats Yale at nationals

As exhibited in their most recent performance at nationals, Taylor’s Ethics Bowl team consistently performs at a level comparable to some of the biggest universities in the country. 

Reagan, Rice explain set design process

Every time a play or musical is performed in Mitchell Theatre, the stage setup looks drastically different. The immense structures, carefully painted details, creative design elements and intentionally placed props all meld together to create a stunning piece of art.

Newly elected leaders promote fearlessness

After an uncontested race, juniors Kenley Blake and Josue Villalobos emerged officially as the 2022-2023 student body president and vice president on March 3. 

Foodie Fix

For a small place in the middle of nowhere, Indiana, the towns around Taylor University do offer an abundance of choices in Mexican cuisine. 

Social work majors spend semester serving

Even if you’re familiar with the social work major at Taylor,  you may have no idea what social workers actually do. And that’s OK, because senior social work major Maiya Szotkowski didn’t either.

Our View: Why HB1134 could harm classrooms

“Developing competent, caring and reflective teachers prepared for world service.”

Baseball takes first series of conference play

Internship advice for the stressed student

March can often be the beginning of a stressful season of applying for internships and jobs. However, the Calling and Career Office (CCO) offers ample resources to ease your nerves.

Taylor 4x800-meter relay team claims National Runner-Up

Taylor University’s women’s track and field team recorded their highest national school ranking in their history as they finished 10th at Indoor Track and Field National Championships. The men’s team ended the meet placing 53rd, as results did not go as planned. 

A new war against terror

As I write this article, the people of Ukraine fear for their lives and the future of their country. 

It’s not all about politics

I remember the first time I went to Ukraine, my best friend didn’t even know it was a European country. But now, people are learning more about this beautiful nation than they ever thought they would. 

Cellar Door

The filmmakers of 2022 have been consistent in their creation of films that wreck the human heart and fully pull back the curtain on the human experience. You can see your friend, your neighbor and yourself on screen.

2022 Nostalgia Night brings retro to Rediger Auditorium

The Taylor community crammed into Rediger Chapel on Saturday, Feb. 26 to pay homage to old school.

Steven Day influences peers on and off stage

Senior Steven Day didn’t initially come to Taylor with the sunniest of dispositions.

Women’s Giving Circle supports students, faculty

Many women of Taylor continue to commit themselves to the community around them, long after their own graduations. 

Dean of Sciences shares experiences

While much of the Taylor community knows Grace Miller for her work as dean of natural and applied sciences, education, sociology and social work, few know that she is also a talented artist, former backpacking guide and National Park ranger, traveler to 32 countries, former missionary and mother of two children.

KSAC exercise classes return

The Kesler Student Activities Center (KSAC) group exercise classes have returned to campus for the spring 2022 session.