Mamede: Fewer Christians = more city corruption
By Anna Mitchell | October 1When Professor of Management Samuel de Paiva Naves Mamede was a child, his mother told him God has a purpose for his life.
When Professor of Management Samuel de Paiva Naves Mamede was a child, his mother told him God has a purpose for his life.
Adam Sonstroem, assistant professor of communication, will be Taylor’s first fully online professor.
Jane “Janie Kesler” was Taylor University’s first lady during her husband Jay’s presidency (1985-2000).
WTUR has a new recording studio in Horne Academic Center.
Culture shock, according to Cambridge Dictionary, is “a feeling of confusion felt by someone visiting a country or place that they do not know.”
Hopefully, everyone is brushing their teeth.
Escaping 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.”
Wolf 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.
Credits 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.
When 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.
Professor Todd Syswerda plays the piano during spiritual renewal week.