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The Echo's production staff consists of designers and section editors. Over 30 students work for the paper.  (Photo by The Echo)

Echo receives awards from ICPA and other media organizations


Taylor is filling a variety of positions for the upcoming academic year. (Photo by Kay Rideout)

Taylor in the process of filling roles on campus


Taylor has hosted a number of events this academic year geared toward incoming and prospective students. (Photo by Claire Tiemens)

Historic numbers for incoming class


Taylor students are seeing staffing changes for both the dining commons and campus center. (Photo by Claire Tiemens)

Changes to student dining experience


Public relations students pictured with Donna Downs. (Photo provided by Donna Downs)

Public Relations for a purpose: Students receive MarCom award


The nearby health center provides students with a number of valuable resources. (Photo from The Echo archives)

Health resources available for Taylor students


Michael Mortensen is the director of scholarships at Taylor. (Photo provided by Taylor University)

Scholarship dedicated in memory of Connor Phillips


With over 2,000 friends, family and alumni flooding campus, Homecoming delivered an electric atmosphere. (Photo provided by Taylor University)

A look back at Homecoming


Gregg Holloway will be the director of the construction services division. (Photo by Aubri Gundy)

Changes to be made to facility services with new division


Various teams around campus prepare for Homecoming Weekend.

Previewing homecoming and family weekend

The latin phrase “Alma Mater” means nourishing mother, so it’s not surprising that alumni, students and new parents come back to Taylor for homecoming. This year, the homecoming and family weekend will be Oct. 21-23, with many events to make Taylor feel like home. 



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