Local communities celebrate the season
As leaves change color and hot summer air turns crisp, fall and winter entail festive events in communities around Taylor. Productions, markets and more offer ways to embrace the season.
As leaves change color and hot summer air turns crisp, fall and winter entail festive events in communities around Taylor. Productions, markets and more offer ways to embrace the season.
I stand on the edge of the world, watching the clouds swirl beneath my feet. A storm is forming in the cloud layer below, and as I watch, the first lightning bolt arcs upward, striking one of the metal poles underneath the island. There’s been talk of dismantling the rods and repurposing their metal for the island’s current shortage, but if those rods disappear, so does our primary source of power. That doesn’t stop the talk though; people will be people.
To finish off the first week of classes, a crowd of students and faculty flocked to the Butz-Carruth Recital Hall for an exciting Friday evening of music.
A low baseline hums, drifting through smoky rooms where young boys once lingered.
The alarm beeps. It beeps. It beeps. Crash. The alarm is now across the room.
The house lights are finally rising on five Taylor Theatre seniors, signalling the end of a four-year run filled with more props, costumes and performances than one could count.
Taylor dance students concluded the year with their annual Spring Dance Concert, this year titled “Emergence,” May 1-3.
The film “Rocky” (1976) follows a professional boxer named Rocky Balboa as he embraces the challenge of “going the distance.”
What do you get when you mix Shakespeare’s “The Comedy of Errors” with show tunes?
Salaam, Arabic for peace, was brought to the Euler Atrium in more ways than one.
Technique. Precision. Emotion.
“Water. Earth. Fire. Air. Long ago, the four nations lived together in harmony. Then, everything changed when the Fire Nation attacked.”
Taylor’s Wind Ensemble will return to the stage with its annual Spring concert, showcasing the work of American composers.
Guests who attend Boxes and Walls in the Reade Liberal Arts Center each year get the opportunity to experience a series of simulations mimicking intercultural experiences and situations.
A comedy that has had audiences laughing for centuries is finding new life with Taylor Theatre’s production of “The Boys from Syracuse.”
A small classroom hummed with anticipation as student vocalists waited just outside the door, quietly trilling scales under their breath and clutching judge sheets with sweaty palms. One by one, they stepped inside to perform for a panel of three judges.
Creativity exploded in Metcalf Gallery on Feb. 27 with the opening of its annual student art show.
TU’s Chorale and Sounds burst into song at Upland Community Church on March 25.
Dripping water echoed around the confines of Mitchell Theatre as Taylor University’s production of “Eurydice” invited audience members into a world that suspended memory and belief.
Music spanning centuries filled Rediger Auditorium as the Symphony Orchestra took the stage.