Residence life at Taylor is so much more than buildings and dining passes. It’s your own personal community in Christ.
Residence life at Taylor is more than meets the eye. It’s about honest relationships and a lifetime of memories you create here. Our students learn and live alongside one another in love, service, and accountability.
We get it—life is messy. On campus, you’ll find a close-knit community of believers who build each other up in Christ. With this comes a mindset of incremental growth and increasing hope.
So, yes, we have rooms for you to sleep at night and spaces for you to eat a meal and relax after class. On top of that, we offer you so much more. Discover why living at Taylor is about living Life to the Full.
At Taylor, every student, faculty, and staff member must sign and adhere to the Life Together Covenant (LTC). These guidelines help sustain a healthy community of servant-leadership and discipleship across campus.
The Taylor Towel is an enduring symbol of servant-leadership that will be given to you when you begin at Taylor, and again at graduation. It reminds us to follow Christ’s example in serving others, even when service and relationships get messy. It connects you to the Taylor family for life as we all serve together for the good of the Kingdom.
From the day you arrive on campus, you are welcomed here. Learn from your new neighbors, mentor one another, and grow.
At Taylor, there are no freshman dorms because we don’t divide residence halls by class year. Underclassman and upperclassmen live side by side for a blend of opinions and experiences. The student next door might be a senior who leads the Bible study on your floor, a sophomore who works part time in the dining commons, or a junior who studied overseas.
You have opportunities to explore diverse Christian perspectives here. Your colleagues, professors, mentors, and friends will challenge you—and you will challenge them. Throughout your time here, you can find a place to belong and a space to flourish.
