By Ellen Hershberger | Contributor A teenage girl waits for the results of a pregnancy test. Time stops as a little green plus sign appears on the stick. What now? She tells her parents, her friends, her boyfriend. They end the relationship but argue if one of them should keep the baby. Eventually they ...
By Ellen Hershberger | Echo This semester the Political Science Department is hosting 11 campus-wide "brown bag" luncheon seminars featuring a variety of guest speakers. Stephen King, professor of political science and international relations, invited experts ranging from a Grant County judge to Taylor's ...
By Ellen Hershberger | Echo Artificial intelligence (A.I.) is reaching new heights in Taylor's computer science and engineering department (CSE) as drones and satellites take to the sky, students develop soccer-playing robots and mission trip planning progresses. Department head Art White gave a brief ...
By Ellen Hershberger | Echo Why are there shark fins popping up all over Taylor's campus? Didn't Shark Week end in August? The sharks encircling the Recital Hall are there to promote an entrepreneurship competition taking place there next week. The event is modeled after the popular ABC show "Shark ...
By Ellen Hershberger | Echo Some know it by sight as they walk to Randall. Others have stuck their hands in its dirt to pull weeds as volunteers during Community Plunge. But what many students don't know is that they have eaten its produce in our very own DC. According to the chair of the Earth and ...
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