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Taylor Theatre Presents Sense and Sensibility with an All-Female, Alumnae Creative Team
Taylor Theatre is excited to announce its upcoming production of Sense and Sensibility, the beloved Jane Austen classic. The production will run from February 20-23 at Taylor University’s Mitchell Theatre.
Taylor Partners with Washington University’s #1 Ranked Physical Therapy Doctorate Program
Taylor University has recently secured an articulation agreement with Washington University in St. Louis’ Doctor of Physical Therapy program.
Environmental Science Senior Joins Construction Industry
Environmental Science senior Emerson Smith never imagined that she would work in the construction industry, but that is exactly where she is headed for a full-time role after graduation.
Intelligence Amplified: Taylor Introduces New AI Concentration
Starting in in the fall 2025, the new AI/ML concentration will be open to students in the Computer Science and Computer Engineering majors.
Six Taylor Students Awarded Orr Fellowship
Six Taylor University seniors were selected for full-time paid positions at leading Indiana-based companies.
Taylor University’s Lyric Theatre Presents: Working: A Musical
The production runs from January 24-26, 2025, at the Butz-Carruth Recital Hall in the Smith Hermanson Music Building.
Taylor Alumna Shares Story of Becoming a Craniofacial Surgeon
Dr. Katelyn Makar '09 is a pediatric craniofacial surgeon at Riley Children’s Hospital and an assistant professor of surgery at the Indiana University School of Medicine.
Carry Light to Dark Places through Orphaned and Vulnerable Children Major
Graduates work domestically or internationally with refugees, foster children, orphans, in anti-human trafficking efforts, and in other related fields.
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Taylor Theatre Presents Sense and Sensibility with an All-Female, Alumnae Creative Team
Taylor Theatre is excited to announce its upcoming production of Sense and Sensibility, the beloved Jane Austen classic. The production will run from February 20-23 at Taylor University’s Mitchell Theatre.
Taylor Partners with Washington University’s #1 Ranked Physical Therapy Doctorate Program
Taylor University has recently secured an articulation agreement with Washington University in St. Louis’ Doctor of Physical Therapy program.
Environmental Science Senior Joins Construction Industry
Environmental Science senior Emerson Smith never imagined that she would work in the construction industry, but that is exactly where she is headed for a full-time role after graduation.
Intelligence Amplified: Taylor Introduces New AI Concentration
Starting in in the fall 2025, the new AI/ML concentration will be open to students in the Computer Science and Computer Engineering majors.
Six Taylor Students Awarded Orr Fellowship
Six Taylor University seniors were selected for full-time paid positions at leading Indiana-based companies.
Taylor University’s Lyric Theatre Presents: Working: A Musical
The production runs from January 24-26, 2025, at the Butz-Carruth Recital Hall in the Smith Hermanson Music Building.
Taylor Alumna Shares Story of Becoming a Craniofacial Surgeon
Dr. Katelyn Makar '09 is a pediatric craniofacial surgeon at Riley Children’s Hospital and an assistant professor of surgery at the Indiana University School of Medicine.
Carry Light to Dark Places through Orphaned and Vulnerable Children Major
Graduates work domestically or internationally with refugees, foster children, orphans, in anti-human trafficking efforts, and in other related fields.
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