Real conversations about relationships rooted in Christ was the aim of Rooted and Real, Greg Dyson, campus pastor and vice president for spiritual life and intercultural leadership, said.
Watching a man die for his beliefs was the first time many American Christians had to seriously consider giving up more than comfort for their faith, Nicholas Kerton-Johnson, Loy Chair of Political Science, associate professor of international relations, said.
In partnership with Classical Academic Press and the Society for Classical Learning, Taylor University is offering a new graduate program for classical teaching.
Taylor students gathered at the pergola beside Samuel Morris Hall for a time of prayer in response to the assassination of Charlie Kirk, political commentator and Turning Point USA (TPUSA) founder.
“I knew we had plumbing issues for sure, because we've been dealing with those a lot at the end of the year,” Joey Foos, Bergwall hall director, said.
NearSpace Education announced the opening of their new maker space with a ribbon cutting at Dream Big Park on Aug. 31.
If I didn’t have some semblance of self-control, I’d eat a bar of chocolate a day. Sometimes I still do. When I was in eighth or ninth grade, my literature teacher assigned “The Bitter Side of Sweet” as our reading.
Taylor University auctioned off four vans, two trucks and two cars in a silent auction that ended April 11. Kerry Shanebrook, the grounds superintendent at Taylor University, said the money from the sales goes into Taylor’s vehicle replacement fund.
Browse the climate section of the UN’s website, and you’ll notice a couple of things. One, climate change is supposed to be catastrophic. Two, it’s entirely humanity’s fault.
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(From left to right) Lucas Moseley, John Crouch, Andrew Roth and Collin Hunt lead meeting and explain club’s mission.
There were 43 vendors at the craft fair, selling a variety of baked goods, handmade crafts and food and drink.
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