Life & Times

Zondervan Library reveals new website and online resources

At the start of a new semester, changes flood Taylor’s campus, including the Zondervan Library website. This change provides a modernized, streamlined interface to all users.

Walk for Life brings heavy emotions to the surface

On the night of Sept. 13, students walked in complete silence for approximately one mile from Odle to the Yost Pavilion. A solemn and reflective tone was maintained as participants prayed and processed their emotions without disturbance.

President Lindsay joins students on the dance floor

The last thing you would expect to see on the dance floor at Taylor’s Fall 2026 President’s Ball is President Michael Lindsay breaking out in dance.

The Bean unveils new location and expanded menu offerings

Major changes came to Taylor’s campus over the summer. Though construction of the new Paul and Barbara Gentile Hall and chapel have received greater publicity, subtler changes have occurred elsewhere.

Gerig opens doors to PBG student leaders before Welcome Weekend

As Personnel Assistants arrived mid-August to prepare for the new school year, they faced a conundrum: Paul and Barbara Gentile Hall, or PBG, Taylor’s newest residence hall, was not ready to house students. When help was needed, Gerig Hall answered the call.

How to find a church that fits your spiritual needs

Chapel services have been woven into Taylor’s student experience since the university’s earliest days. For many students, they’ve become one of the most meaningful threads of Taylor culture. 

Year-end traditions provide closure to seniors

Going to our big God with big emotions

McKenzie bakes blessings for campus

Hacky sacking finds audience with a new generation of students

Foodie Fix: Bad Dad Brewery Co.

Marion Cycle Works will keep rolling on

The Little Farmhouse Shop offers a taste of home

Rediger lecture welcomes Asamoah-Gyadu

Residence hall front desk employees spread positivity

Foodie Fix: La Charreada offers authentic Mexican cuisine

Earth Week returns to campus

Foodie Fix: Quality or quantity? Bayleaf has both

T2T program prepares Christian educators

MECA presents ‘Music from the Near East’