Ellie Campbell shares experience studying abroad in Spain

For the fall semester, Campbell, a double major in Spanish and politics, philosophy and economics (PPE), has been studying abroad in Spain.

Alumna describes story behind nonprofit, The Boaz Project

Formerly an English education major at Taylor, April Jurgensen (‘91) had no desire or idea that she would later start a missions organization. After the university sent out a letter announcing their new writing major, an idea sparked in Jurgensen’s mind.

Honoring the life of Connor Phillips

Indy Scream Park experience: frights and delights

Foodie Fix: Marion’s Train Station Pancake House

Swallow Robin: beyond the bathtubs

Tucked away on the far north side of campus sits the smallest, oldest, quirkiest and, perhaps, most mysterious of residence halls. Some know the dorm by its famous tradition, “Swalloween,” others by the moon-shaped window that glistens at the top of the building and many by its notorious bathtubs.

Peterson, Twigg share Lifeline impact

As Taylor alumnus Irv Polk (‘63) lay sick on his hospital bed, the last words he spoke to his friend and coworker Darrell Peterson were, “Don’t let it die, don’t let it die.”

Cavanagh shares yearly chapel theme

New hall directors join dorm legacies

Stepping into the position of hall director at Taylor is no ordinary task.  The role comes with the responsibility of carrying on a legacy and set of residence life traditions that make each dorm unique.

Commencement: Before crossing the stage

For months, Pat Moore has been planning and preparing his plans for one single day.  Thousands of people, thousands of hours and thousands of chairs.