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Growing Taylor’s circle of learners is a missional imperative and essential for institutional vitality. This includes increasing the diversity of our student body, expanding graduate offerings, and investing in academic programming in the health sciences, innovation and entrepreneurship, data and computing sciences, and leadership.
Through Life to the Full, we have:
New programs in Nursing and Physician Assistant Studies represent a strong commitment to the Health Sciences. These programs aim to meet the growing need for medical professionals and also align with Taylor’s mission of developing servant-leaders. Graduates are equipped to deliver competent, compassionate healthcare, grounded in a Christ-centered approach.
The School of Nursing is housed in the renovated Nussbaum Center and provides realistic simulations of adult medical-surgical and critical care, along with labor and delivery, newborn care, and pediatric scenarios. Nursing skills labs are equipped with hospital beds, medical manikins, and task trainers, providing hands-on practice in skills like medication administration, intravenous therapy, and catheterization.
As the new home of the Physician Assistant program, a renovated Randall Center features an anatomy lab, classrooms, study areas, and clinical spaces designed for hands-on patient simulations.
Thanks to generous donors like you, the University has secured gifts and pledges to support these impactful initiatives.
Cornwall School of Business & Leadership
A generous donation established the Cornwall School of Business & Leadership, supporting faculty, students, and internships.
Graduate Programs in Education & Leadership
Launched graduate degrees in leadership: one-year MA and online PhD with educational and organizational concentrations.
New Academic Offerings in the Sciences
Funded programs in Mechanical Engineering, Data Science, and Applied and Computational Mathematics.
Expanded Sacred Roots Ministry
Implemented efforts to equip and empower leaders serving in challenging ministry contexts.
Summer Camps for High School Students
Launched summer camps offering high school students academic learning and hands-on experiences.
Renovation of Zondervan Library
Addressed needs for the digital learning age.
Expanded Digital Learning Capabilities
Launched expanded academic programs to serve nontraditional students.
Freedom Ride Tours
Expanded intercultural and historical educational engagements with civil rights trips and experiential learning.
Taylor Names Executive Director to Lead Center for Digital & Extended Learning
Taylor University announced today that Jeannie Trudel, Ph.D will serve as executive director of the Center for Digital & Extended Learning.
Continuing Taylor's Legacy Of Global Engagement: J-Term 2026
More than 400 Taylor students joined J-Term trips across five continents, combining academics, service, and faith. The experiences fostered spiritual growth, cultural engagement, and Taylor’s longstanding global mission.
Taylor University and Daystar University of Nairobi, Kenya, Announce Partnership for Global Engagement
Taylor University and Daystar University of Nairobi, Kenya, have entered into a partnership to expand opportunities for global engagement, intercultural learning, and faith-based scholarship.
Taylor Awarded Grant to Fund Rural Ministry Initiative
The Rural Ministry Initiative is an extension of the Sacred Roots Project, focused on rural communities in and around Taylor.
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.
$10 Million Gift Establishes Cornwall School of Business and Leadership at Taylor University
Taylor University announced a new $10 million gift from Ken and Virginia Cornwall—their third contribution to the school’s $500 million Life to the Full campaign, one of the largest fundraising initiatives ever for a Christian college.
Taylor University Welcomes Largest Undergraduate Class in 178-Year History
The new cohort of 632 undergraduate students represents a third year of consecutive growth raising total undergraduate enrollment to 2,040 and total students to more than 3,100.
Taylor University Receives Grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. for Education Department
Taylor University has received a grant of $749,261 from Lilly Endowment Inc. through its initiative, Advancing the Science of Reading in Indiana.
Taylor Names Executive Director to Lead Center for Digital & Extended Learning
Taylor University announced today that Jeannie Trudel, Ph.D will serve as executive director of the Center for Digital & Extended Learning.
Continuing Taylor's Legacy Of Global Engagement: J-Term 2026
More than 400 Taylor students joined J-Term trips across five continents, combining academics, service, and faith. The experiences fostered spiritual growth, cultural engagement, and Taylor’s longstanding global mission.
Taylor University and Daystar University of Nairobi, Kenya, Announce Partnership for Global Engagement
Taylor University and Daystar University of Nairobi, Kenya, have entered into a partnership to expand opportunities for global engagement, intercultural learning, and faith-based scholarship.
Taylor Awarded Grant to Fund Rural Ministry Initiative
The Rural Ministry Initiative is an extension of the Sacred Roots Project, focused on rural communities in and around Taylor.
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.
$10 Million Gift Establishes Cornwall School of Business and Leadership at Taylor University
Taylor University announced a new $10 million gift from Ken and Virginia Cornwall—their third contribution to the school’s $500 million Life to the Full campaign, one of the largest fundraising initiatives ever for a Christian college.
Taylor University Welcomes Largest Undergraduate Class in 178-Year History
The new cohort of 632 undergraduate students represents a third year of consecutive growth raising total undergraduate enrollment to 2,040 and total students to more than 3,100.
Taylor University Receives Grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. for Education Department
Taylor University has received a grant of $749,261 from Lilly Endowment Inc. through its initiative, Advancing the Science of Reading in Indiana.