By Sarah Davis | Echo In the spirit of Mother's Day, The Echo sought out students to celebrate here at Taylor. The following women possess many motherly qualities, providing comfort to homesick freshman and stability to reckless seniors. Despite their lack of actual motherhood experience, the following ...
By Braden Ochs | Contributor We've said goodbye to the beaches, mountains and comfort of our homes and returned to the grind. We love Spring Break so much that we never want it to end. Here are a few ways you can maintain the spring break lifestyle during one of the toughest stretches of the year. 1. ...
By Sarah Davis | Echo Church criticism is a stylish thing for Christian millennials. Many Taylor students come from strong Christian backgrounds, and from churches they've attended for years. We are equipped to discern truth, and now in college we are excited to decide on a church independently. Of ...
By Sarah Davis | Echo Eleven nostalgic Taylor students and alumni are spending spring break in Ireland this year, celebrating the centennial of the Easter Rising. In 1916, a violent six-day rebellion sparked movement toward Irish independence from the United Kingdom. The resulting political tension ...
By Lindsay Robinson & Sarah Davis | Echo The Grille offers many custom-made salads, subs, quesadillas and more. But if you're a senior or tightly-scheduled underclassman struggling through a Grille rut, there are a few things you can do to make the most of your Grille meals. With a little creativity, ...
By Sarah Davis | Echo Oriental Pearl - Gas City Off the road and tucked behind a Dollar General is a little place still adorned with Christmas decor. If you can get past the present bows on the walls and buffet-table-turned-fish-tank, you're in for a treat. Owned by married couple Mei and Jackie Zhu, ...
By Sarah Davis | Echo Ethiopia The team, along with some of the Ethiopian students, flashes happy smiles by a huge tree. "Our team had the amazing opportunity to teach kindergarten through third grade kids in Ethiopia the English language. It was such a joy to be able to give the young Ethiopian children ...
By Sarah Davis and Lindsay Robinson | Echo Wengatz No one was at the Wengatz open house. Not even Wengatz. Sparsely strung lights and a small Christmas tree lavishly bedecked the lobby, welcoming confused women to the party. Wengatz men still took advantage of the open house . . . many of them just ...
By Sarah Davis | Echo It's a simple life here at Taylor. We walk through buildings to avoid the cold, sit at our desks, do our work and live in community. But sometimes in our routines we forget the little things that make Taylor life sweet. So in the spirit of Thanksgiving, and with great love for ...
By Sarah Davis | Echo Welcoming students with wafting smell of chai, chalk calligraphy and good cheer, the Jumping Bean has been a faithful sweet spot at Taylor for almost 20 years. "The Bean is a nice place for students to just come and be together," senior barista Shayna Balting said. "Oh, and hopefully ...
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