Cellar Door
Features Co-Editor Amelia Bostick wraps up her column “Cellar Door” with a fan favorite.
Features Co-Editor Amelia Bostick wraps up her column “Cellar Door” with a fan favorite.
Taylor students in both the English and art department spend a portion of their semester exploring the interaction between writing and visual arts.
Western Art Museum officially opens its doors to the public. Read about this story by writer Will Riddell at theechonews.com.
Taylor Theatre presents their final performance of the season, “Annie.”
Lucas Bertsche describes his take on the film “Everything Everywhere All at Once.”
Features Co-Editor Amelia Bostick discusses her review of “Uncharted.”
Senior Liz Naatz’s story to Taylor includes growth and perseverance.
Taylor University’s Chorale spent their spring break in Anchorage, Alaska.
A&C writer Lucas Bertsche gives his review of “The Batman.”
Taylor’s Inter-class council geared up for Airband to return to Rediger Auditorium.
Features Co-Editor Amelia Bostick discusses her top picks from February.
Nostalgia Night rocked Rediger Auditorium, leaving a great impression on the audience.
Steven Day has seized his opportunities at Taylor, transforming him into a role model for his peers.
What is seen on screen leaves a lasting effect on the mind — it’s a fact that parents love to stress with their children as a way to control media consumption.
Jake Scott — one of indie music’s hottest artists — is set to take the stage on March 12 inside Rediger Chapel.
Taylor Theatre produces “To Kill a Mockingbird,” continuing the discussion about race on campus.
The Contemporary Music Center (CMC) in Nashville hosted several Taylor students this fall.
Features Co-Editor Amelia Bostick discusses some of the best films that premiered at Sundance this January.