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By Caleb Joshua Heffron | April 16With half the season completed, and half to go, Taylor University softball is at a tipping point.
With half the season completed, and half to go, Taylor University softball is at a tipping point.
Each iteration of ‘One Shining Moment’ gives me chills and nearly makes me tear up just a little, though I’ll never admit that to anyone. But this year was going to be different.
After a five-year absence, Taylor University will, once again, be adding tennis to its varsity athletic programs.
Are you looking for an underdog story? Look no further than Taylor University Disc Golf.
When college football and the NFL annually close out their seasons by mid-February, a different style of the sport takes center stage.
In a press release by Taylor University’s athletic department on Mar. 5, Taylor University announced that they would be parting ways with men’s basketball head coach Josh Andrews.
The snow is melting, the sun is shining and the sounds of baseballs and softballs are heard from Winterholter Field and Gudakunst Field.
The running joke among NFL fans this year is that the season was “scripted,” fabricated by writers to make the games as entertaining as possible. I’m here to tell you it was, indeed, scripted.
While many Taylor students were spending January in classes, overseas or enjoying time at home, for the women’s track and field team, 2024 was just getting started.
“Video games are the pre-eminent art form of this century,” Brock Henderson, video game developer and designer, said. He’s right. Video games are an art that can tell amazing stories like no other medium can. Over the past two decades, the reach of gaming has exploded. The Entertainment Software ...