As Personnel Assistants arrived mid-August to prepare for the new school year, they faced a conundrum: Paul and Barbara Gentile Hall, or PBG, Taylor’s newest residence hall, was not ready to house students. When help was needed, Gerig Hall answered the call.
Tucked just off campus and often found at local vendor events, the Little Farmhouse Shop is the kind of place that feels less like a business and more like stepping into someone’s kitchen. Owned by Dawn and RC Pickering, longtime Grant County residents, the shop offers a mix of homemade and handcrafted ...
As the weather warms, students begin migrating outside, hammocks reappear, spikeball nets reclaim lawns, and tolfers wreak havoc. This week, that time outside comes with intention. The Stewards of Creation club is hosting its annual Earth Week, a series of events designed not just to get students outside ...
If you enter Samuel Morris Hall this semester, be prepared to be greeted by shouts of “Bananas!” as a student sprints past the lobby couches with three people chasing him. Try not to be attacked by the Fllåhl or FluDgeon as you shelter behind Connor and Schully, the pillars making up The Pelvis. It’s ...
If you stop by Taylor University’s gym, known as the Well, anytime after 3 p.m., you’ll notice that it is packed. From freshmen to seniors, students seeking to get in shape and stay healthy flood the Well and sometimes struggle to find room, Michael Keefer, a freshman exercise ...
As Upland lay blanketed with snow this J-term, 471 students, ranging from freshmen to seniors, ventured on 19 trips across five continents. From door-to-door evangelism to a safari, to shared testimonies, junior Ben Mosher found his faith growing during his time in Kenya with the Lighthouse trip. One ...
The Writing Center has introduced something new — writing groups designed to give students a quiet, focused space to work, connect and stay accountable. The groups meet on Tuesdays and Sundays from 7–9 p.m. in Zondervan Library 142 and are open to anyone looking for a dedicated time to write. Unlike ...
A shimmer of lights and the pulse of music filled the Euler Atrium on Saturday night as Taylor University hosted its annual President’s Ball. For the first time the event was split into two waves, opening the doors for 1,200 students, double the usual capacity. Usually capped at 600 attendees because ...
Dawn Pickering sells homemade goods at local events.
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