Life & Times
Foodie Fix
By
Ellie Tiemens
· Monday, March 14, 2022
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
By
Clara Elffers
· Monday, March 14, 2022
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.
Internship advice for the stressed student
By
Lilia Snyder
· Monday, March 14, 2022
Associate Dean of Calling and Career Jeff Aupperle provides tips for students researching internships and jobs.
Modern Solutions Required
By
Katie Pfotzer
· Monday, March 7, 2022
Growing up, I did not have any spiritual mentors. This was because my church, like many others, excluded women from leadership.
Breaking the glass ceiling, shaping history
By
Ellie Tiemens
and Kay Rideout
· Monday, March 7, 2022
If, as the saying goes, journalists write the first rough draft of history, the presence of women is imperative to an accurate retelling.
What Taylor has taught us
By
Leah Ryg
· Monday, Dec. 6, 2021
As Christmas Break approaches quickly, so does the end of a season at Taylor for many seniors graduating at the end of this semester. Looking back on the last few years, a few seniors share Taylor’s impact on their lives.
Modern Solutions Required
By
Katie Pfotzer
· Monday, Dec. 6, 2021
Oprah Winfrey used to write a column entitled “Things I know for sure.” She admitted in an interview that this title was intimidating in and of itself because there are so few things we know to be unequivocally true.
A platform with a purpose
By
Kay Rideout
· Monday, Dec. 6, 2021
Though it currently boasts over ten thousand followers, sophomore Savannah Strieter’s Instagram profile — @savstrieter — came from humble beginnings. Strieter’s account first emerged in middle school with the handle “God’s Little Princesses,” claiming a support base of 98 followers.
