Silent Night brings together the best of Taylor University
By Caleb Joshua Heffron | May 14Silent Night.Holy Night.All is calm.All is bright.
Silent Night.Holy Night.All is calm.All is bright.
This NBA season, many fans have predicted that the reigning champion Denver Nuggets will return to the Finals to defend their title against the Boston Celtics. But if the first round of the playoffs proved anything, it was that both sides will have to compete with one of the deepest playoffs the NBA has seen in years.
After a month and a half-search, the Trojans men’s basketball team has found their future coach.
On April 30 at 4:35 p.m., returning male residents of Swallow Robin Hall’s second floor were informed by the Taylor University housing office via an email that the co-ed residence hall will be changed to be an all-female residence hall for the 2024-25 academic year.
With the final month of the school year fast approaching, the ever-looming Crossroads League Tournaments and Championships stand as the final barrier for entry for Taylor’s spring sports.
Hey, you. Yeah! I’m talking to you! The college football fan who’s been watching the NBA over the last three months – pay attention!
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.
With half the season completed, and half to go, Taylor University softball is at a tipping point.
Are you looking for an underdog story? Look no further than Taylor University Disc Golf.