‘Champion’ is a word sports fans associate with trophies, cups and accolades. For senior running back Jameson Chesser, the word ‘champion’ is an identity or an image to be reflected.
For the second year in a row, the Trojans won both the regular season title and the conference tournament, repeating an accomplishment they had not achieved since 2013.
Seven spring sports fought for national recognition with baseball's double and women's golf with a spectacular come-from-behind championship.
Upland is looking to move from cars to all SUVs for law enforcement in the city of Upland, Police Marshal James Cassidy said at the Upland Town Council meeting, April 15. The Upland Police Department’s 2014 Chevy Impala was “on the way out,” Cassidy said.
The Taylor men’s golf team opened the spring season at the Baker Invitational in Kansas, where the Trojans finished in 4th place of 10 teams, just one stroke out of the top three. Ranked the No. 19 team in the nation, the Taylor women’s golf team is fighting for a place in the top 20 teams in the NAIA.
In a tight race, Michael Hoover and Nikky Potter were elected president and vice president for the 2025-26 academic year. For the first time in four years, Taylor University had several candidates running for student body president (SBP) and vice president (SBVP).
Independent film “Anora” became the surprise winner at the 97th Academy Awards, taking home five awards from six nominations in a massive win for small-budget filmmaking.
The town of Upland is looking to purchase new equipment to help fix water leaks and pipe bursts that have plagued the town in recent years. Upland Town Manager Jonathan Perez proposed that Upland purchase equipment and train city employees to fix pipe bursts, cracks and leaks at the city council meeting on March 4.
With a new school record and two more competitions under their belt, the Taylor competitive cheer squad is aiming for their first Crossroads League Championship.
With the end of the indoor season approaching the finish line, the Taylor men’s track and field team looks to make a lasting impression at the championships.
Sophomore Zaji Marshall, junior Michael Hoover, junior Nikki Potter, junior Alli Gudeman, junior Nate Kooi, junior David Voss, from left to right, debated on various issues.
Clerk-treasurer Mary E. Fletcher, council member Amy McCrea, council member Shawn Sizemore, council member Michael Harbin, council member Heath Slain, town attorney Adrienne Rines Hammond. (From left to right)
Coach Aaron starts his first head coaching job with energy and verve.
Coach Aaron starts his first head coaching job with energy and verve.
Solutions by The State News