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Increasing Opportunities for Global Engagement Shapes the Leaders of Tomorrow
Faith-based institutions, especially, have a responsibility to participate in greater global citizenship in response to God’s call to bless and serve all nations.
Kinesiology Student Honored by American College of Sports Medicine
Exercise Science major Emma Clarke ’25 was recently honored at the Midwest chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine’s (MWACSM) annual meeting with the President’s Cup, a prestigious award.
Record Number of Students Awarded at National Association of Teachers of Singing District Auditions
Nine students from the Music, Theatre, & Dance Department won awards at the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) Indiana District Auditions.
Dr. Hank Voss Appointed to the James F. and Leona N. Andrews Distinguished Endowed Chair for Christian Unity & Spiritual Theology
Taylor University is installing the endowed academic chair at a special chapel service on November 18, thanks to a generous $2 million gift from Full Salvation Union, a Michigan-based Christian organization.
Taylor Theatre Presents The Madwoman of Chaillot
Running from November 1-10, this delightful production features a dynamic cast, showcasing both newcomers to the stage and familiar faces from past performances.
Taylor University Receives Initial Accreditation for Nursing Program
The Indiana State Board of Nursing has granted initial accreditation for the University to move forward with its Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program.
Major Milestone: Taylor University hits $300 million toward $500 million “Life to the Full” Campaign
Growing college of 2,000+ students making unprecedented investments in both campus and surrounding community of Upland, Indiana.
Engineering Students Partner with Kenyan Village to Renovate Schools
In August, Engineering students went to a village in Kenya to promote the study of engineering, help repair and rebuild a primary school, and empower the local community to be pioneers for positive change.
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Increasing Opportunities for Global Engagement Shapes the Leaders of Tomorrow
Faith-based institutions, especially, have a responsibility to participate in greater global citizenship in response to God’s call to bless and serve all nations.
Kinesiology Student Honored by American College of Sports Medicine
Exercise Science major Emma Clarke ’25 was recently honored at the Midwest chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine’s (MWACSM) annual meeting with the President’s Cup, a prestigious award.
Record Number of Students Awarded at National Association of Teachers of Singing District Auditions
Nine students from the Music, Theatre, & Dance Department won awards at the National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) Indiana District Auditions.
Dr. Hank Voss Appointed to the James F. and Leona N. Andrews Distinguished Endowed Chair for Christian Unity & Spiritual Theology
Taylor University is installing the endowed academic chair at a special chapel service on November 18, thanks to a generous $2 million gift from Full Salvation Union, a Michigan-based Christian organization.
Taylor Theatre Presents The Madwoman of Chaillot
Running from November 1-10, this delightful production features a dynamic cast, showcasing both newcomers to the stage and familiar faces from past performances.
Taylor University Receives Initial Accreditation for Nursing Program
The Indiana State Board of Nursing has granted initial accreditation for the University to move forward with its Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program.
Major Milestone: Taylor University hits $300 million toward $500 million “Life to the Full” Campaign
Growing college of 2,000+ students making unprecedented investments in both campus and surrounding community of Upland, Indiana.
Engineering Students Partner with Kenyan Village to Renovate Schools
In August, Engineering students went to a village in Kenya to promote the study of engineering, help repair and rebuild a primary school, and empower the local community to be pioneers for positive change.
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