Already and Not Yet: Wylie's story
By Chase Petry | May 20“The Holy Spirit has shown up at a couple of places in my life, and very specifically, orchestrated the path. One of those was bringing me to Taylor.”
“The Holy Spirit has shown up at a couple of places in my life, and very specifically, orchestrated the path. One of those was bringing me to Taylor.”
Picture this: you are an athlete who has worked for nearly a decade to make it to the collegiate level in your sport. You’ve faced many highs and lows that have shaped you into the athlete you are today.
“We are very passionate about the integration of God with all of life, and the relational emphasis that is very distinctive in this program,” Bradley Seeman, associate professor of philosophy and program director of philosophy, said.
“I knew in my heart that this was where I belonged before I left campus,” said Chris Karlin, head coach of the Indiana Wesleyan University Bowling program, after his interview for that very job. Coach Karlin and his wife have been following God for many years together. Their journey to IWU has been ...
“In terms of this year, things are different. I’m an upperclassman now, so I am responsible for leading our guys on and off the court and being an example of Christ,” said junior center Pete Combs. Taylor’s men’s basketball team started the 2025-2026 season 4-2 after their win against the ...
The Ball State Cardinals took down the Kent State Golden Flashes in an electric matchup that had both teams struggling to score. “We don’t care about stats in the book other than how many touchdowns we give up and how many stops we get. And then offensively, how many touchdowns we score and how ...
The Taylor men’ team went down to Tallahassee, Fla., to compete in the Seminole Invite. The Trojans placed eighth as a team while having eight runners place in the top 91 of 317 runners. Senior Luke Harber finished in 25th place with a time of 25:26.7. Ryan Hanak and Nathan Burns crossed the finish ...
The Eastbrook Panthers came out with an action-packed win over Alexandria-Monroe in a hard-fought 34-24 game.
Men's and women's tennis return, totaling 10 athletic sports for Taylor University in the fall semester.
After a fiery 5-0 start to the season, the Taylor women’s soccer team looks to continue its momentum into conference play.
Hall directors Montana Arns, left, David Neel, Jacob Neu and Joey Foos cross the DC intersection crosswalk.
Senior infielder Fletcher Roemmich set a new career high in home runs this season with 11, breaking his previous record of two.
Hall directors Montana Arns, left, David Neel, Jacob Neu and Joey Foos cross the DC intersection crosswalk.
The Trojans won 16-7 against Michigan-Dearborn for their first home playoff game victory in program history.
Senior outfielder Brayden Manning went 3-5 in the Crossroads League Championship against Indiana Wesleyan.
Senior infielder Fletcher Roemmich celebrates after hitting a home run against Indiana Wesleyan.
Sitting at 8-7, lacrosse needs one more win to host their conference tournament game in program history.
Taylor's doubleheader against Huntington will determine tournament position.
Junior Ben Harrell has 467 saves over two and a half years as Taylor's goalie.