We’re excited to celebrate Homecoming and Family Week with you, our annual and – this year – virtual homecoming and family week experience.
The year 2020 is a year quite unlike any other, but one thing won’t change: the opportunity to connect with your classmates, get a look inside your child’s journey at Taylor, or hear updates from faculty and staff.
Don’t miss out on all the fun to come. Between Taylor Talks, alumni class highlights, throwback photos, and more, there are new memories that await!
We can't wait to show you what's coming! Be sure to check back soon for a full schedule of events.
We invite you to join us for chapel throughout the week! Tune in at the following times:
If you missed the Taylor Talks, don’t worry! You can watch all of the recordings. These learning opportunities with Taylor faculty members are something you won’t want to miss. Each session is intended for all audiences - prospective and incoming students, alumni, parents and friends.
Tune in and watch the Women’s Soccer team take on Goshen on Saturday, Oct 10that 7 PM EDT. This match, along with many other contests, are livestreamed throughout year. So check out our athletic calendar for up-to-date information and livestream links (click the camera button under media).
This event is hosted by our Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) chapter and features student products and services. Check out this online store and support Taylor students! The online store is open October 5-10.
This entertaining, hour-long program will highlight several Taylor student fiction and documentary short films from the past three years, all of which have been nominated for or won the Crystal Pillar, the highest honor given to student work by the National Association of Television Arts & Science, Lower Great Lakes chapter.
Need some new Taylor gear? Shop the campus store this week (October 5-10) and use the promo code “Homecoming2020” to get 20% off your order (limit 1 per customer).
Nationally-renown physician Dr. Colleen Kraft got her start as a Biology Pre-Med major at Taylor.
Grant Hollis '04 credits his accelerated career to the Systems component of his Computer Science degree from Taylor.
Megan Hyun ‘10 was commended by her department at University of Nebraska Medical Center with the Medical Physics Teacher of the Year award.
Nicole McCardy '14 was honored by the Florida chapter of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists and the Caribbean Society of Cosmetic Scientists.
Taylor's award-winning Film and Media Production program gave alum Conor Olstad a head start in beginning his filmmaking career.
Keaton Hendricks and his startup business are bringing hope to homeless people, one pair of socks at a time.