God is at work in and through us, so we approach the next four years at Taylor with excitement and energy for all that lies ahead.
About ChapelTaylor offers 100+ areas of study for undergraduate students, along with graduate programs and flexible online courses, certificates, licensures options, and professional programs.
With 100+ areas of study, you'll discover the academic track that's right for you. If you're undecided about your major, Taylor's Undeclared program can help.
No matter which degree you choose, you'll receive a whole-person education through our Christian liberal arts core curriculum. You'll explore seeing God's craftsmanship in every area of life, and develop as a servant-leader in your calling and career.
Taylor's growing graduate programs reflect a desire to expand and complement the strengths of undergraduate offerings. Each graduate program is unique in admissions requirements, cost, and location (on campus or online).
Providing quality Christian higher education through a flexible, self-paced online format, the Center for Digital & Extended Learning offers over 100 individual courses and graduate-level licensure, certificate, and degree programs.
Taylor offers 100+ areas of study for undergraduate students, along with graduate programs and flexible online courses, certificates, licensures options, and professional programs.
With 100+ areas of study, you'll discover the academic track that's right for you. If you're undecided about your major, Taylor's Undeclared program can help.
No matter which degree you choose, you'll receive a whole-person education through our Christian liberal arts core curriculum. You'll explore seeing God's craftsmanship in every area of life, and develop as a servant-leader in your calling and career.
Taylor's growing graduate programs reflect a desire to expand and complement the strengths of undergraduate offerings. Each graduate program is unique in admissions requirements, cost, and location (on campus or online).
Providing quality Christian higher education through a flexible, self-paced online format, the Center for Digital & Extended Learning offers over 100 individual courses and graduate-level licensure, certificate, and degree programs.
Life on campus is incredibly rich and full, with residence hall traditions, activities and clubs, athletics, and so much more.
Taylor Alumna Conducts Original Composition at Carnegie Hall
Taylor alumna Leeann (Ashby ’08) Starkey recently conducted an original composition at Carnegie Hall. This performance on such a historical stage marked a huge accomplishment in her career.
Taylor Receives "A" Credit Rating and Stable Outlook from S&P
Taylor University announced that S&P Global Ratings reaffirmed its "A" credit rating with a Stable outlook, citing strong financial health and strategic momentum.
Celebrating 180 Years of Taylor University
On September 28, Taylor University celebrated 180 years of transforming students’ lives and preparing generations to impact the world for Christ.
New Gaither Studio at Taylor University Expands Opportunities for TU Musicians
Taylor University is bringing professional music recording opportunities to campus through a new recording studio established in partnership with the legendary Gaither family.
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 University to Screen Ewers Brothers’ Henry David Thoreau Documentary
On November 5, Taylor’s Honors Guild, English & Modern Languages Department, and Art, Film & Media Department will host the Ewers Brothers for a screening of their PBS series Henry David Thoreau, with a question-and-answer panel to follow.
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.
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Taylor Alumna Conducts Original Composition at Carnegie Hall
Taylor alumna Leeann (Ashby ’08) Starkey recently conducted an original composition at Carnegie Hall. This performance on such a historical stage marked a huge accomplishment in her career.
Taylor Receives "A" Credit Rating and Stable Outlook from S&P
Taylor University announced that S&P Global Ratings reaffirmed its "A" credit rating with a Stable outlook, citing strong financial health and strategic momentum.
Celebrating 180 Years of Taylor University
On September 28, Taylor University celebrated 180 years of transforming students’ lives and preparing generations to impact the world for Christ.
New Gaither Studio at Taylor University Expands Opportunities for TU Musicians
Taylor University is bringing professional music recording opportunities to campus through a new recording studio established in partnership with the legendary Gaither family.
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 University to Screen Ewers Brothers’ Henry David Thoreau Documentary
On November 5, Taylor’s Honors Guild, English & Modern Languages Department, and Art, Film & Media Department will host the Ewers Brothers for a screening of their PBS series Henry David Thoreau, with a question-and-answer panel to follow.
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.
All News