Navigating the Asian-American identity

Reflecting on his own journey, Chu admits that he did not realize how unique his childhood was until his daughters were born. He struggles not only with the tension of cultures intersecting in his own life, but also with the reality his daughters face as bi-racial individuals living in a predominantly white community.

Breaking the glass ceiling, shaping history

If, as the saying goes, journalists write the first rough draft of history, the presence of women is imperative to an accurate retelling.

J-Term trip honors Black History Month

A platform with a purpose

 Though it currently boasts over ten thousand followers, sophomore Savannah Strieter’s Instagram profile  — @savstrieter — came from humble beginnings. Strieter’s account first emerged in middle school with the handle “God’s Little Princesses,” claiming a support base of 98 followers.  

Coffee shop revitalizes Hartford City history

More than a piece of paper

A glimpse into being Black at Taylor

What does it mean to be black at a predominantly white institution (PWI)?

Upcoming Spring Events

While COVID-19 cases continue to affect the scheduling and safety of events on Taylor’s campus, student-run cabinets are working hard to ensure a safe and fun semester for Taylor’s student-body.