Taylor University Echo

Taylor University Echo Taylor University's student-run newspaper since 1913 The Echo's staff consists of more than 40 talented writers, designers, photographers and leaders.

The alarm beeps. It beeps. It beeps. Crash. The alarm is now across the room.Read more at theechonews.com/article/2026/0...
09/05/2026

The alarm beeps. It beeps. It beeps. Crash. The alarm is now across the room.

Read more at theechonews.com/article/2026/09/a-long-hallway-a-reimagined-view

Why have a university newspaper? What did early Taylor staff and students do with their summers? How was grief handled i...
09/04/2026

Why have a university newspaper? What did early Taylor staff and students do with their summers? How was grief handled in print?

This and more were the substance of the first volume of The Echo, accessible at https://pillars.taylor.edu/echo-1913-1914/1/.

Read the contents of our latest issue at theechonews.com.

The Echo staff has regular turnover each year as seniors graduate, freshmen learn the ropes, and staff members switch po...
09/02/2026

The Echo staff has regular turnover each year as seniors graduate, freshmen learn the ropes, and staff members switch positions. This year, however, brings significant change as the Echo staff welcomes its new faculty adviser, Travis Weik, following Alan Blanchard’s retirement.

Read more at theechonews.com/article/2026/09/the-echo-welcomes-new-faculty-adviser.

On Aug. 4, Taylor women’s soccer left Indiana for Buenos Aires, Argentina.The team partnered with Infinity Global Sports...
09/01/2026

On Aug. 4, Taylor women’s soccer left Indiana for Buenos Aires, Argentina.

The team partnered with Infinity Global Sports, an agency that provides opportunities for sports teams in South American countries. Their aim is to combine “elite competition, cultural immersion, and personal development.”

Read more at theechonews.com.

After a year full of program records and dominating competition, Taylor baseball proved themselves on the big stage at t...
09/01/2026

After a year full of program records and dominating competition, Taylor baseball proved themselves on the big stage at the NAIA College World Series in Lewiston, Idaho.

Read more at theechonews.com.

From offices to student dining, change has arrived on Taylor University’s campus for a fresh start.Read more at theechon...
08/31/2026

From offices to student dining, change has arrived on Taylor University’s campus for a fresh start.

Read more at theechonews.com.

As Welcome Weekend 2026 rolls around, Taylor students are making history. This weekend, students moved into Paul and Bar...
08/31/2026

As Welcome Weekend 2026 rolls around, Taylor students are making history. This weekend, students moved into Paul and Barbara Gentile Hall, Taylor’s newest dorm, for the first time.

Read more at theechonews.com.

Amid the stress and chaos of the semester’s end, graduating seniors are able to slow down and reflect on their experienc...
05/22/2026

Amid the stress and chaos of the semester’s end, graduating seniors are able to slow down and reflect on their experience at Taylor through annual send-off traditions.

Read more at theechonews.com.

This year, The Echo has once again had the privilege to spotlight the stories of this community and the people who make ...
05/22/2026

This year, The Echo has once again had the privilege to spotlight the stories of this community and the people who make it distinct. Stories of our sports communities whose players pushed each other to make history. Of dorm floors that have bonded over niche traditions. Of student clubs that took initiative when they saw an issue presented itself. Of student actors and actresses whose long rehearsals paid off on the big stage.

Few words are as closely tied to Taylor as “community” – or as often repeated. When students are asked why they chose Taylor, what their favorite part of the school is, or what defines the campus experience, the answer is often the same.

Community.

Read more at theechonews.com.

For the past several years, it has been my great privilege to walk through life at Taylor with the class of 2026. You we...
05/22/2026

For the past several years, it has been my great privilege to walk through life at Taylor with the class of 2026. You were the first class that I helped recruit, which makes this commencement especially meaningful for me.

Over the past four years, you have built friendships that will last a lifetime. You have walked through long nights of studying, difficult conversations, chapel services, athletic competitions, mission trips, floor retreats, celebrations, and countless meetings and ordinary moments that slowly shaped you. Taylor has never only been about earning a degree; it has always been about formation.

Read more at theechonews.com.

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