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Developing servant-leaders is a hallmark of Taylor and is widely recognized as a key differentiator and strength. As we look toward our third century of service, we believe this may be the most significant contribution Taylor can make for God’s work in the wider world – one that will make a generational difference.
Taylor aspires to move from excellence to eminence in equipping students to meet their generation’s challenges and opportunities.
From pre-game tailgate opportunities to in-game experiences at Turner Stadium, the Trojan Athletic Club will enhance the student-athlete and game-day experience. The 4,600 square foot facility will include:
Thanks to generous donors like you, the University has secured gifts and pledges to support these impactful initiatives.
Service-learning Opportunities & Honors Program
Expanded honor offerings to include robust, multiyear engagement with honors students.
Campus Dining & Gathering Spaces
Extensive renovation of Hodson Dining Commons, created new outdoor gathering spaces, added a new 600-seat Event Center and a grab-and-go Deli in Zondervan.
Celebrated Scholars, Campus Visits
Christian leaders from different fields and backgrounds share their faith and leadership journeys.
Residential Village
Taylor’s residential village provides new housing options for the University with five three-story furnished townhomes.
Stillman Fieldhouse
Renovation of the fieldhouse includes new locker rooms for the football and lacrosse teams, a football lounge, team meeting rooms, and practice space for the baseball and softball teams.
Renovation of Boren Campus Center
Improvements to heavily utilized spaces within the LaRita Boren Campus Center.
Tennis & Pickleball Courts
A relaunched men’s and women’s tennis programs and new location for courts on the west sides of 8th street: nine tennis courts, eight pickleball courts, a judge’s tower, lighting, restrooms, & parking.
Additional Athletics Investments
Completed projects: 4,200 square foot weight room, new turf on athletic fields, new court flooring in Odle Arena, Odle lobby enhancements.
Playing for a Purpose: Taylor Women’s Soccer Travels to Argentina
For most college students, August means the beginning of a new school year. However, for the Taylor University Women's Soccer Team, it meant packing their bags for a flight to Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Caring for the Church
This fall, the Office for Spiritual Life & Intercultural Leadership led several initiatives focused on supporting and connecting with churches. This culminated with a Chapel service on National Pastor Appreciation Day, the second Sunday in October.
Taylor Students Support Elementary Literacy Through Lift Eastbrook Afterschool
Taylor students volunteer with Lift Afterschool, a program that provides literacy support, whole child development, and spiritual nurture.
Running the Race Together: David Lewis Reflects on 50 Years of Taylor Cross-Country
A former Taylor University cross-country runner reflects on how Coach George Glass, teammates, and the Taylor community shaped his faith, identity, leadership, and lifelong friendships.
Creating a Warm Taylor Welcome
A record enrollment of 730 new students, including 681 freshmen and 49 transfer students, experienced Welcome Weekend firsthand.
Bringing Global Experiences Together Under One Roof
Taylor University's Spencer Center for Global Engagement unites study abroad, missions, and service-learning to prepare students for global leadership.
Students Serve the Community Through Carpenter’s Hands
Carpenter's Hands is a Taylor outreach program that supports the community through practical service projects and relational ministry.
ROTC Senior to Graduate in Top 5% of Cadets
ROTC Cadet Isabel Cotteleer will graduate this May in the top 3% of the nation’s female ROTC cadets and the top 5% of all ROTC cadets in the country.
Playing for a Purpose: Taylor Women’s Soccer Travels to Argentina
For most college students, August means the beginning of a new school year. However, for the Taylor University Women's Soccer Team, it meant packing their bags for a flight to Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Caring for the Church
This fall, the Office for Spiritual Life & Intercultural Leadership led several initiatives focused on supporting and connecting with churches. This culminated with a Chapel service on National Pastor Appreciation Day, the second Sunday in October.
Taylor Students Support Elementary Literacy Through Lift Eastbrook Afterschool
Taylor students volunteer with Lift Afterschool, a program that provides literacy support, whole child development, and spiritual nurture.
Running the Race Together: David Lewis Reflects on 50 Years of Taylor Cross-Country
A former Taylor University cross-country runner reflects on how Coach George Glass, teammates, and the Taylor community shaped his faith, identity, leadership, and lifelong friendships.
Creating a Warm Taylor Welcome
A record enrollment of 730 new students, including 681 freshmen and 49 transfer students, experienced Welcome Weekend firsthand.
Bringing Global Experiences Together Under One Roof
Taylor University's Spencer Center for Global Engagement unites study abroad, missions, and service-learning to prepare students for global leadership.
Students Serve the Community Through Carpenter’s Hands
Carpenter's Hands is a Taylor outreach program that supports the community through practical service projects and relational ministry.
ROTC Senior to Graduate in Top 5% of Cadets
ROTC Cadet Isabel Cotteleer will graduate this May in the top 3% of the nation’s female ROTC cadets and the top 5% of all ROTC cadets in the country.