Fall Fest drew a crowd of listeners as well as musicians for a relaxing night of acoustic songs, many with guitar and vocals. The Saturday evening offered an opportunity to enjoy donuts, cider, and live music while seated on the lawn or on hay bales to watch the performance set up at the Hodson ...
“It’s a trap!” If you head over to east Marion, you may just find that the force is strong at Obi’s Barbeque, and you won't want to leave. Chewbacca, Darth Vader and a stormtrooper greet you at the door of this “Star Wars”-themed spot, tempting you to the smoky side. Serving up classic ...
Beginning in 1963 until 2017, Wandering Wheels was a ministry that reached young people through cross-country cycling. Started by Bob Davenport, head football coach at Taylor University from 1957 to 1966, thousand-mile-plus bike trips developed students' spiritual, physical and academic lives. In ...
Anticipation mounts as Taylor students studying abroad look forward to the rest of their semesters. Senior English major Hanna Fritz is studying in Oxford, U.K., this semester, where she has wanted to study since she was 14. “I visited the university when I was very young with my family, ...
As the culture and community of Taylor University is influenced by its students, so is the language used around campus. Students needing a TU glossary are not alone. Here’s a quick list of places and words to know.
Taylor University’s annual Senior Share chapel service took place on May 14, honoring their testimonies of God’s blessings and movement in their lives over their time at Taylor.
Taylor World Outreach (TWO) is working to get more students on trips with their new mobilization campaign, promoting student involvement in Lighthouse trips.
Sustainability options while at college can feel limited but even small choices make a big difference.
Taylor University and Indiana Wesleyan University students sought love across school lines this Valentine's Day in a game-show style event, “Love on the Line.”
The Counseling Center’s spring semester group therapy meetings began last week, led by Kylene Kindred. One group will focus on anxiety and stress management and the other will focus on grief.
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