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Jane (Janie) Kesler passed her legacy
By Anna Mitchell | August 28Jane “Janie Kesler” was Taylor University’s first lady during her husband Jay’s presidency (1985-2000).
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WTUR hosts shows in new space
By Anna Mitchell | February 24WTUR has a new recording studio in Horne Academic Center.
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J-term, spring semester creates whiplash
By Anna Mitchell | February 24Culture shock, according to Cambridge Dictionary, is “a feeling of confusion felt by someone visiting a country or place that they do not know.”
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Christmas liturgies give people the opportunity to remember
By Anna Mitchell | December 3Hopefully, everyone is brushing their teeth.
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Stationary bikes don’t get you anywhere
By Anna Mitchell | November 4Escaping reality through fantasy is only a distraction from the adventure God has planned for us. Author, singer and songwriter Andrew Peterson wrote of his own gravitation towards escapism in his book “Adorning the Dark.”
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Wolf PAX runs as a pack, builds community in new TU club
By Anna Mitchell | October 28Wolf PAX, the new Taylor run club, has been meeting since September on every other Saturday. PAX and the Taylor Student Organization (TSO) host the event. Senior Wade Frances, student body president, and junior Nathan Miller, PAX president, had the idea to start a run club at Taylor.
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Transfer students navigate TU
By Anna Mitchell | September 30Credits can be the difference between thousands of dollars. They determine where students live, when they will graduate – and for transfer students, can be a significant hurdle when choosing a new school.
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Students have healthcare options at TU
By Anna Mitchell | September 26When a student walks through IU Health Center’s sliding glass doors, they are met with a stop sign, hand sanitizer and a pile of masks. Behind the stop sign are two women ready to help. They welcome students with their smiles and quick wit.
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Heart and Soul Poetry Club writes their future
By Anna Mitchell | September 23Four years ago, Chelsea Springer, a Taylor University freshman at the time, wrote a poem. Her words became the inspiration for Heart and Soul Poetry Club, a co-founder of the club said.
If A Person Grew Up In The Church, They Had A Community Of Faithful People. Gregory Dyson, Vice President For Spiritual Life And Intercultural Leadership, And Campus Pastor, Said People May Experience The Benefits Of Other People’s Faith Without Being Saved.
Mitchell's Scribbles: Make your faith your own
By Anna Mitchell | September 18If a person grew up in the church, they had a community of faithful people. Gregory Dyson, vice president for spiritual life and intercultural leadership, and campus pastor, said people may experience the benefits of other people’s faith without being saved.
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Todd Syswerda
By Anna Mitchell | September 28Professor Todd Syswerda plays the piano during spiritual renewal week.
