When Phil Collins, professor of Christian ministries and director of Taylor’s Center for Scripture Engagement, enrolled at Taylor in 1978, he didn’t plan on returning to teach in 1999.
Philip Ritchie, junior engineering major, and Chaina Nafziger, sophomore exercise science major, will step into the roles of future student body president (Ritchie) and vice president (Nafziger) for Taylor’s 2026-27 school year.
Taylor’s engineering department launched a satellite payload into space late March from Vandenberg Space Force Base, Calif. The launch was part of SkyForge, the university’s engineering capstone project, Peter Staritz, associate professor of physics and engineering, said.
Lily Gerry attends Taylor’s Monday night Pilates class because it’s fun, convenient and free.
As We Pray, Taylor University’s annual week of prayer, invited worldwide Taylor family members, parents, alumni and Grant County residents to pray for the university Feb. 22-27.
Two months ago, if students asked Scott Oleson, academic advisor at Taylor University and leader of Taylor’s Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) program, about the trajectory of the program, he wouldn’t have expressed the optimism he feels today.
President D. Michael Lindsay announced plans to erect a cross on Taylor’s campus in chapel Wednesday, Jan. 26.
Lights dimmed. Smoke spewed from Mitchell Theatre’s stage. The audience quieted as Taylor Theatre presented “Shrek the Musical.”
Taylor is saving energy, money and time by slowly replacing their traditional water heating system with a new innovation: tankless water heaters.
During Shrek the Musical’s Nov. 14 performance, one of the wall arches protruding from both sides of the stage fell off its track mid-performance.
Richard’s tankless water heater system is being utilized in the Olson residence hall.
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