Our View: A letter to our Echo past and Echo future
By The Echo Editorial Board | May 17Dear Echo staff in 1963, hello from the Echo staff in 2024.
Dear Echo staff in 1963, hello from the Echo staff in 2024.
More clicks aren’t always a good thing.
It’s advising season again.
For many students, the transition from Taylor to postgraduate life is a stressful and difficult period of time.
Humans are natural learners. Acknowledged or not, everyone dabbles in music and math — appreciates daylight and a building that doesn’t collapse. In order to appreciate those things, however, you don’t need to be a musician, mathematician, environmental scientist or architect. We are free to enjoy the world just as it is.
Would you turn down the opportunity to seek support from qualified professionals? The services that Taylor University provides, such as the Writing Center and the Academic Enrichment Center, are incredibly valuable.
Much of the information we ingest as students comes through a grapevine of communication: the friend who heard from a friend who works in Admissions, or the friend who happened to overhear a conversation that sparked their curiosity, or the friend whose professor mentioned something offhand in class the other day.
Are student-athletes’ meal plans adequate? “Our goal is to match every student with the perfect meal plan that meets and exceeds your expectations,” Taylor University’s website states — acknowledging that food is a critical component of student life. With 16 intercollegiate athletic teams, ...
Family is more than biology. From the beginning of time, humans have sought intimacy in relationships of all kinds. Created to reflect the relational nature of the Holy Trinity, we are hard-wired for this type of connection. The reality is that “family” looks different for everybody. It’s often ...
No matter where you go and what you do, you will likely have a leader of some sort — a president, an administrator, a teacher, a coach, etc. While approaching one’s leaders may seem intimidating or daunting, we believe it's important for students to feel comfortable reaching out to their leaders ...