For the past several years, it has been my great privilege to walk through life at Taylor with the class of 2026. You were the first class that I helped recruit, which makes this commencement especially meaningful for me.
As the weather warms and another academic year draws to a close, my heart is filled with gratitude for the remarkable ways the Lord is at work in and through Taylor. This spring's Commencement marks the end of my fourth year as president and with it, a meaningful milestone. The graduating class of 2025 is special to our family, for we have journeyed together during the Lindsays’ first four years at Taylor. It has been such a joy to walk this road together.
If there were one character trait your class has embodied over the last four years, it would be “perseverance.”
Whether you’re a graduating senior or just wrapping up exams with further semesters on the horizon, you’re likely feeling different emotions right now. Seniors are probably feeling an intense mix of joy, anticipation, anxiety, eagerness, and a little impatience. These emotions are understandable, ...
At Taylor, we believe deeply in the Christian liberal arts for higher education. For over a millennium, this model has proven to be the most effective way to prepare young people for their future callings. It also aligns deeply with Taylor’s distinctive mission and its vision to be a leading Christ-centered, ...
President Michael Lindsay reflects on his first year as Taylor University president.
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