Mosaic Night
April 25, 2012On Thursday, April 19, Rediger Chapel was decorated in colorful lanterns strung about the room, and packed full in anticipation of the main show due to begin. Earlier that evening, students had an opportunity to attend a global market and fashion show as part of Taylor's annual event to celebrate worldwide ethnicities and cultures. Due to the passion of those involved in Taylor's Multi-Ethnic Student Association (MESA), this year's Mosaic Night was a success as over one hundred students were involved in the celebration.
New Aquatics Wing Accommodates Growing Exercise Science Major
April 20, 2012The Exercise Science major is one of the fastest growing majors at Taylor University. The Eichling Aquatics Wing, completed in January, 2011, has proven to be a great tool for helping students become more marketable.
Taylor’s Integration of Faith and Culture Hosts Steve Stockman
April 09, 2012Taylor's Integration of Faith and Culture (IFC) hosted a lecture on U2 and Ireland’s peace reconciliation led by Ireland native, Steve Stockman. Stockman is a minister at Fitzroy Presbyterian Church in Belfast, Ireland. Stockman also spoke on reconciliation at the “Restoration of the Other” conference hosted by the Taylor University Honors Guild.
Envision Film Festival 2012 Wraps Up Banner Event
March 14, 2012Taylor University’s Media Communication department celebrated its annual Envision Film Festival on March 1-3, 2012, with larger-than-ever crowds and outstanding guests. Walden Media president and co-founder Micheal Flaherty was the keynote guest.
Literary London
March 04, 2012Started by Professor of English Dr. William Fry in 1979, the Literary London trip has held student’s interest for 33 years and offers students a cross-cultural experience that is hard to forget.
Futuristic Gaming
January 03, 2012Zach Bethel, a junior graphics major at Taylor, spent the last year on an individual research project searching for a way to run animation off of a central processing unit instead of a graphics card. Perhaps this will lead to an industry standard for future generations of computer games.
