A Taylor University campaign goal of $500 million, of which $275 million has already been raised to fund Taylor Thrives’ strategic plan, was announced Friday, April 26. The ‘Life to the Full’ $500 million campaign is the largest fundraising effort in Taylor University’s 178-year history, Lindsay announced at the President’s Vision Gala April 26.
The Memorial Prayer Chapel’s carpet stains, odor and scattered crumbled paper testify to its years of use which spurred the cleaning initiative, sophomore Jessica Vieth said. Students had an opportunity to clean the prayer chapel on Saturday with the support of Rev. Dyson, vice president for spiritual life & intercultural leadership and campus pastor. The clean-up was led by Veith sophomores Peyton Fiegel, Adeline Heuser and Evan Smith.
Smoke spread into Modelle Metcalf Visual Arts Center (Metcalf) on Thursday morning, triggering the fire alarms around 10:15 a.m. Students and faculty evacuated the building and waited for the fire department to check the vicinity.
People will no longer have to travel to Indianapolis or Fort Wayne for live entertainment — music is coming to Grant County at the Gas City Music Center this summer.
Women across Upland came together at Pierce Church to fellowship and listen to guest speaker Rebecca Lindsay, ambassador for Taylor University on March 8. The Bible study focused on Esther and Luke, highlighting God’s use of Esther and Mary in unusual circumstances with unusual opportunities. Lindsay ...
State Road 22, the Main Street of Upland, is undergoing construction to include sidewalks, road drainage and street lighting during the next year and a half. The project is financed by the state of Indiana, the town of Upland and Taylor University, totaling $18 million.
Pope Francis officially approved letting priests bless unmarried, same-sex couples on Dec. 18, 2023.
Often we think of godly obedience as a product of self effort. Submission to the Lord typically doesn’t look or feel the way we would expect. We expect the natural energy and joy to read our Bible, sing hymns and repent. However, God doesn’t promise the motivation to do those things.
At 6:15 p.m. on Tuesday nights, discussions on America and the Bible are hosted by the Lightrider Ministries at the GrayBarn. Mike Manganello, executive director of the Lightrider Ministries, said the forum is geared toward high school ages and older. The materials used for the discussion are from Hillsdale College, such as “Constitution 101,” David Barton’s “Foundations of Freedom” and “Constitution Alive.”
On Title IX’s 50th anniversary, June 23, 2023, the U.S. Department of Education released proposed changes to the regulations. Now, institutions like Taylor University who receive any sort of federal funding wait for the U.S. Department of Education to release the Title IX ruling.
NearSpace Education is launcing the DREAM Initiative after recieveing a grant in January.
Upland community supports the NearSpace Park at the red ribbon ceremony.
Michael Jessup, Micah Williams, Andi Berg, Sadie Miller and Riana Schultz created the game "Mistakes were Made."
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