If you happen to be walking the Vayhinger Loop at the right time, you may get to witness the “Broho fire truck” cruising by. Nathaniel Berry, a sophomore politics and public service major and resident of the Brotherhood, is the owner of the famous fire truck. Berry found the vehicle listed ...
Floor meals are staples of Taylor’s vibrant community. Taylor has several options to choose from when searching for a place to eat. For years, students have argued over which campus dining location is truly superior, and the debate is still going strong. The Hodson Dining Commons, informally known ...
As the semester comes to a close, Taylor students studying abroad take time to reflect on their experiences. Hanna Fritz, a senior creative writing major, spent her semester studying in Oxford, U.K. The semester proved to be both rigorous and rewarding as she studied J. R. R. Tolkien, C. S. Lewis and ...
Lines stretched far outside of Wengatz Hall the night of Oct. 22 as students eagerly waited to participate in one of Taylor’s highly anticipated traditions. After much preparation, the men of Third East Wengatz returned once again to host their annual Future Great Dads of America open house. The concept ...
Exercise and mental health are essential for a flourishing life, and Taylor’s Wolf PAX club seeks to unite them in a unique way. Wolf PAX is a low-stakes run club that meets twice a month. Participants gather in the Bond Plaza for fellowship and warm-ups before their run. However, the club is about ...
As the leaves change color and the nights grow longer, the annual Halloween open houses approach to haunt Taylor University’s campus. The men of Foundation and the Brotherhood (BroHo), the nicknames for the first and third floors of Samuel Morris Hall, have a unique approach to their open houses. ...
With nine countries represented by 16 different vendors, the Asian Street Market brought various cultures together to enjoy fellowship and food. Multiple student vendors collaborated to put together the annual Asian Street Market on Sept. 27. The market is an event hosted by the Office of Intercultural ...
Words have the power to move, inspire and bring people together. This idea has been the driving force behind the Heart and Soul Poetry Club since its conception. The club was formed five years ago by Chelsea Springer and Kenedy Manuel, both of whom have graduated from TU. Their legacy lives on as the ...
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