Jane turns the page
By Caleb Joshua Heffron | March 11Jane’ Aubry Page (’25) stood outside the Domino’s Pizza place where she worked and answered the phone.
Jane’ Aubry Page (’25) stood outside the Domino’s Pizza place where she worked and answered the phone.
Team USA has led the gold medal count at every Summer Olympics since 1996 Atlanta (eight times), except one (China took first at Beijing 2008). At the Winter Olympics, however, they do not dominate. 2026 Milan Cortina was expected to be different.
In Nov. 2025, Taylor University purchased the radio stations “Your Country 99.2” WCJC Van Buren and “Star 106.9” WXXC Marion from the legacy radio network Hoosier AM/FM in Marion, Ind., a company that has lasted for over 75 years.
Consistency and continued excellence, with Nationals always on the mind, are the focal points for the 2025 No. 3 Taylor’s men’s cross country team, known as the Jarheads.
Both Taylor men’s and No. 18 women’s golf have opened the year with fresh starts and high expectations.
On June 3, the Taylor Trojans athletic department announced that they and Taylor men's and women's golf head coach Lorne Oke parted ways following the 2024-25 season.
Men's and women's tennis return, totaling 10 athletic sports for Taylor University in the fall semester.
Taylor softball has a new captain at the helm — first-year coach Grace Glidewell will steer the ship in the 2026 season.
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.
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.