This April, Taylor University celebrates Asian Heritage Month. The Asian Students’ Intercultural Association (ASIA) has worked hard to put on multiple events, inviting the Taylor community to join them in celebrating their culture.
Taylor University’s Chorale performed “The Shadow of Thy Cross: The Music of Lent” in the Euler Atrium on Feb. 16. Students and faculty were invited to enter a time of reflection on Christ’s suffering through singing, instrumental music and the service’s symbolic meanings.
The Multicultural Student Association (MSA) has hosted the Multicultural Coffeehouse for over 10 years, but this year, things went a little differently The Black Student Union (BSU) was planning to celebrate the end of Black History Month by hosting their last event, Expressions, the night before the ...
This February, Taylor University gathers with millions of other people to celebrate Black History Month. Across campus, students and faculty celebrate Black culture and excellence. “What it means to me is – It means everything to me,” Sophomore Nathaniel Kooi, co-president of Taylor’s Black ...
Taylor University Lyric Theatre performed “The Spitfire Grill” in the Butz-Carruth Recital Hall Feb. 2 through Feb. 4. The plot revolved around Percy Talbott, played by Junior Kharis Bland. It followed her as she counted down the years to leave jail and head to paradise, more humbly known as Gilead. ...
After a semester of preparation and hard work, students in the Cases and Campaigns class received the 2023 Platinum MarCom award. Fall 2022, the students worked together to compile a campaign for Thriving Grant County/Thriving Mill Township, a small nonprofit resource center. Ashley Shirley, the executive director, was their client.
Cross cultural celebration brings campus together
Family, alumni and students enjoyed a night of magical music
Todd Syswerda wanted to quit piano his freshman year of high school to play basketball. But his parents wouldn’t let him. Syswerda chose to stick with music for his career and is so thankful that he did.
Braden Spear played a jumping bean for his preschool graduation, and his passion for theater was born. After his jumping bean debut, Spear played other roles throughout high school and joined Taylor University’s theater program in 2009.
Professor Todd Syswerda plays the piano during spiritual renewal week.
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