Wednesday evening Taylor faculty and students received an email at 6:51 p.m. informing them dining and restrooms were closed in the LaRita Boren Campus Center (the Stu) due to a water break.
Students should mark their calendars for May 14-16 in preparation for Upland’s newest festival: Depot Days.
After waiting more than a year after purchasing the building, Exit Church, located in Gas City, Indiana, is finally starting construction on their new building.
The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) celebrates its tenth year as a club at Taylor University.
The U.S. attacked Iran the morning of Feb. 28, launching a massive and ongoing military operation, World News Groupreported. The assault killed Iran’s leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, along with many senior leaders of the Iranian government.
Approximately 50 students, staff and faculty attended Turning Point USA (TPUSA) at Taylor’s first official club meeting, held Feb. 12 in Nussbaum 102.
Turning Point USA (TPUSA) at Taylor made it through the Student Senate by a vote of 7-5-1 (yes-no-abstention), Annabeth Eggebeen, chair of the Student Senate, said.
Taylor’s residence life program is one of the school’s characteristic features, Julia Hurlow, dean of campus life, said. The close-knit community is reminiscent of the early church.
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.
(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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