“Trouble on Reade Avenue” offers mystery

Taylor Chorale performed an interactive whodunnit, "Trouble on Reade Avenue," on Mar. 19. 

Love your neighbor and your earth

From reusing a Dashi bowl to skipping the straw at a restaurant, senior Michaela Stenerson strives to advocate for the planet and shares how her fellow Taylor students can join her in the call for stewardship.

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A recap of some new films being released in February 2021.

Recknagel uncovers her passion to create

Senior art student, Sara Recknagel, describes her journey as an artist through looking at her time at Taylor. 

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Amelia Bostick, A&E writer, gives a recap and review of some of her top picks for January. 

Students transform writing into visual artwork

Daniel Bowman's and Laura Stevenson's classes collaborated in transform fiction pieces into relief prints. 

‘Twilight’ offers the stereotypical high school drama

A recap of the predictable twists and turns of Stephenie Meyer's 'Twilight' Saga. 

Using reading for learning, inspiration

Netflix debuts ‘Emily in Paris’

Netflix's new series, 'Emily in Paris' offers viewer an easy escape into this light-hearted show. 

‘I Gotta Sound’ concert celebrates diversity

Taylor Chorale, Gospel Choir and the Black Student Union held a concert called 'I Gotta Sound' on Oct. 8 to celebrate songs of unity.