Liam Callan, a recent Taylor University graduate with a degree in political science, philosophy and economics, is gaining firsthand experience in the legislative process through an internship in the ...

College students and their coffee. There’s quite a reputation there. If you’ve ventured off campus in search of a good old-fashioned cup of coffee in recent years, it’s likely you’ve stumbled across ...

Dust and dry earth have never withered the love of God. From the rainless skies of Zimbabwe and Arizona to the March mud of Upland, the Lord’s character is indeed a consuming fire — one junior Chloe ...

The Metcalf Visual Arts Center hosted the opening of the “Out of Indiana” art exhibition on Oct. 25. Jeremie Riggleman, an assistant professor of art, first reached out to artists in August of 2024 ...

The Indiana Supreme Court met to hear oral arguments in the Chapel Auditorium of Indiana Wesleyan University on Thursday, April 10. The 40-minute grilling included arguments from the prosecution and ...

Taylor’s No. 15 competitive cheer squad wrapped up a historic season, solidifying its place as one of the most promising programs in the NAIA. In just its fifth year of existence, the team has already ...

You may already know that sophomore Noah Heinen plays on Taylor’s football team, but those aren’t the only passes he makes. Heinen is the paper deliverer for The Echo. Before him, Seth Griswold, who ...

“I thought it was stupid and nerdy,” sophomore David Wells said. What is your favorite game? Monopoly, Uno, maybe Scrabble? For many Taylor Students, Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) has become a favorite ...

When Korean exchange student Haein Do was 16, she underwent double eyelid surgery. Double eyelid surgery creates an eyelid crease, resulting in a larger and more symmetric, almond-shaped eye according ...

NearSpace Education is renovating a historic building in hopes to encourage more students to reach for the stars. NearSpace Education is a nontraditional STEM education company based out of Upland, ...

A seminary student, a resident hall director and a street and community outreach coordinator all share one thing. They are all on a "Staircase to Nowhere." In 2013, Noah Nemni ('18) walked up the ...

“Do not be anxious about anything,” says Philippians 4:6. It’s hard. Academics, relationships, finances, the future and finding community are student’s biggest stressors, said Craig Cochran, the ...