Local crafts, lively music and the sweet scent of autumn treats will fill the streets of Upland on Oct. 17 as the town hosts its fifth Fall Festival.
Construction for Taylor University’s Main Street Mile Initiative is moving ahead smoothly. Project leaders report steady progress toward transforming the area into a more welcoming and connected community space.
Help has arrived for Taylor students rushing between classes or labs to snag a coffee or snack, according to AVI Foodsystems (AVI).
Taylor University introduced the environmental assistant (EA) position in the dorms this semester.
Taylor University hired a new professor to join the biblical studies department.
Taylor University police officer, Evan Brutscher, graduated from the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy on April 25, 2025. Before moving to Upland, Brutscher lived in Brandenburg, Kentucky where he attended the Kentucky Police Academy.
The sounds of drills and sights of traffic cones won’t be around for much longer. The State Road 22 project which has shut down roads in Upland is scheduled to be completed by November.
Marketing campaigns went out to the public about a grant-writing workshop at Taylor University hosted by the Office of Grants & Sponsored Programs (OGSP) in April. OGSP dedicates their time and resources to helping staff, faculty and students conduct research.
Prepare, resource, equip and coach for homiletic excellence is what drives and defines the new PREACH lab located in the Reade Liberal Arts Center. The training room comes with many tools to help those using it: a one-way window, speakers, microphones, cameras, streaming screens, a podium and rollable desks.
Taylor University’s Board of Trustees welcomed two new members who will begin in May. Lisa Ford and Jamie Haenggi each bring unique skills to the table that the board values. “Every so often, we add a new member or two to the board,” President Michael Lindsay said. “This year, we are excited ...
The pond is located behind the Residential Village and will enhance landscaping.
From left to right: Isaac Elkin (Junior), Caleb Kroll (Sophomore), Seth Gormley(Junior), Lextin Willis (Junior), Jake Parker (Sophomore), Aidan Guckenberger (Junior), Cole Whitehead (Senior), Bennett Hill (Senior), Bradley Braxton (Senior), Matteo Baldwin-Alvarado (Freshman)
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