Toccoa Falls College’s Coach Joshua Taylor and his Screaming Eagles have hope for their 2023 baseball season after a massive victory over BCA Post Grad following a preseason doubleheader Friday, Jan. 27. The Screaming Eagles led BCA Post Grad 17-2 and 8-5.

After nearly six years, Dr. Abigail Davis will resign as the Vice President for Student Affairs at Toccoa Falls College, effective Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2023. Current Director of Housing and Residence Life Katie Thorne will begin new duties as Acting VP for Student Affairs Thursday, Feb, 23, 2022.

In November, Toccoa Falls College’s Student Government Association decorated the Student Center for Christmas!

Christmas is fast approaching! Get in the holiday spirit by making these easy Christmas crafts we know you’ll love!

No One Left Alive (NOLA) has become a staple event at Toccoa Falls College over the past four years. Created by Residence Director Michael Kowalski, the campus-wide event is filled with screams of terror, puzzling riddles, and bloodthirsty zombies.

Toccoa Falls College’s 2022 Homecoming celebration kicked off Friday afternoon when the TFC men’s and women’s soccer teams faced off against Regent University. The crowd was filled with current TFC students and alumni, who packed the bleachers to cheer on our beloved Screaming Eagles.

Attending a party this holiday season and in need of a dessert recipe that is quick, easy and delicious? Here are some last-minute, classic recipes that your friends and family will love.

The holiday season is the best time to try new recipes. If you’re looking to share new ideas with your friends and family or just have a tasty treat for yourself, try these festive recipes to get yourself into the holiday spirit.

When we are weighed down by painful burdens, it can feel like we are ultimately alone in our sorrow. With our individual sufferings and personal situations, it is easy to find ourselves in a pit of despair and think that nobody can understand what we are going through. To some extent this may be true, but we are not alone in the endurance of suffering.

Cleto Lerma has been a smiling, friendly face on campus since his freshman year in 2020. In addition to being one of the captains on the Toccoa Falls College men’s soccer team, Lerma helps lead two B-groups and does his best to stay connected with the campus community.

Fall is here which means cooler weather is approaching fast. Nothing is better on these cold days than getting cozy under a blanket and enjoying a warm, home-cooked meal. Here are six easy-to-make recipes to enjoy on cold days!

The Student Government Association has opened a new seat in the Student Senate for the Diversity Committee Chair, Daphne Nateras. Learn about Nateras and her Diversity Committee through SGA.

Emily Johnson’s time at Toccoa Falls College has been filled with opportunities that began even before her first official day as a student. In 2018, Johnson won TFC’s Future Scholars competition which included a full-ride scholarship.

The clubs at TFC are back! In September, SGA held TFC’s annual Club Fair. A few new clubs joined this year: the Psychology Club, Dance Society, and the D n’ D Club.

Epilepsy is “a neurological disorder that causes seizures or unusual sensations and behaviors.” It involves misfiring signals in your brain that can cause your lip to twitch or you to fall out of your seat. When I was three-and-a-half years old, I was diagnosed with Continuous Spike-wave Discharge During Sleep (CSWDDS), which is a unique form of epilepsy.

Weekends are the perfect time to take a break from all the hustle and bustle of college life. Within just minutes of the Toccoa Falls College campus, there are adventures awaiting! Whether you are looking for a quick getaway or a full day of fun, here are 5 things to explore near TFC.

Suicide. The first time I remember hearing this word I was 11 years old. It was a beautiful November day, and my mother came into my room crying. She told me that my great uncle had killed himself. At the time, I did not really understand what had happened. I just knew that I was confused and sad. My uncle had been an outwardly happy person. He was funny, loved his family and served in his church. How could someone who seemed “okay” not really be, okay?

With the retirement of the History Department’s former head, Dr. Jalovick, the title has been passed to a new member of the TFC community, Dr. John-Paul Hill. Dr. Hill currently teaches Historiography, Western Civilizations I and United States History I. Next semester, he plans to teach Western Civilizations II, United States History II and American Church History.

Rinaldo Bonomi is a Music Performance Major at TFC, with guitar as his primary instrument. He is well known for his loving personality that spreads throughout campus, especially in the coffee house – his place of work. However, Bonomi did not see himself as a musician at first, but as an aspiring neurosurgeon at Duke University. It was not until he saw God’s plan for his life that he realized what was in store for his future.

We’re nearly halfway into the Fall 2022 semester, and there is a new leader of the Gaming Club! President Tiffany Franklin is a freshman majoring in Business Administration, and is excited to be hosting some interesting events this year! She took the time to sit down with The Talon to discuss her presidency and upcoming event for the Gaming Club.