Patience has become the strong common denominator for the performance of seniors Margarita Garrido and Shayne Lim this golf season. Garrido and Lim have taken time to reflect on present obstacles and how the past seasons have taught them how to approach their golf game effectively. Focusing on the present ...
Countless butterflies flooded Mitchell Theatre’s stage. Their presence transcended time, mirroring the emotion felt by seniors Hannah Wylie, a theatre arts and English education major, and Ris Bland, a musical theatre major.
A wedding veil and the excessive spending of money are two things that are hard to imagine being apart from each other—except in the case of Broadway’s Guys and Dolls musical.
On the Sunday evening of Apr. 27, the stage of Rediger Chapel was packed with 59 members of Taylor’s gospel choir, getting rowdy with shouts of praise.
“Flush it.” Those were the words that Ian Brookshire, a senior and Taylor University’s assistant football coach, said to Grady Stanley, a freshman linebacker.
Function does not always equal form.
Recently, the silence in Euler Science Complex’s atrium has been replaced with loud footsteps, while the raised voice of a dance captain echoes in the background.
Expressive voices and illustrious characters with posh accents flooded Mitchell Theatre on Feb. 20-23.
Warm, golden sunshine poured through the windows of Habecker South Hall on the evening of Feb. 20 as Dave and Mary Gothi, a self-described “unlikely couple,” took the stage to introduce themselves to students and faculty at Taylor.
The Gas City Performing Arts Center (PAC) has been gearing up to highlight more eclectic artists and shows since its grand opening on Oct. 11.
Erik Hayes, professor of kinesiology, teaches paddling techniques to Juliette Aguirre in the Kinesiology department’s “Outdoor Living” course.
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