and chapel services. Taylor University currently has entered into a partnership with and simulcasts WBCL on 87.9, the frequency WTUR used to broadcast on. Currently WTUR is solely broadcast online. Taylor also hosts a student newspaper, The Echo, which celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2012–13. The paper is both print and online. The Ilium, Taylor's annual yearbook, is a 200+ page print publication put together by students. Notable alumni and faculty Nelson Appleton Miles, General-in-Chief of the United States Army Thomas Atcitty, third president of the Navajo Nation Andrew Belle, Popular Singer/Songwriter Joseph Brain, American physiologist and environmental health researcher at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Jason Burkey, Actor Frank G. Carver, one of the translators of the New American Standard Bible Charles W. Clark, famous baritone singer Paige Cunningham, president emeritus at Taylor University, Director of The Center for Bioethics at Trinity International University Ralph Edward Dodge, Bishop of The Methodist Church Ted Engstrom, former president of World Vision International Rick Florian, recording artist Dan Gordon, president of Gordon Food Service John Groce, head coach of the Akron Zips men's basketball team Eugene Habecker, president emeritus of Taylor University, former president of the American Bible Society Lowell Haines, lawyer, president emeritus of Taylor University Chris Holtmann, head coach of the Ohio State Buckeyes men's basketball team Julienne Johnson, artist Stephen L. Johnson, former administrator, Environmental Protection Agency Jay Kesler, president emeritus of Taylor University, former president of Youth for Christ D. Stephen Long, Methodist theologian and professor of ethics at Southern Methodist University Phil Madeira, award-winning songwriter and recording artist, and member of Emmylou Harris' band. Rolland D. McCune, American theologian and professor of Systematic Theology at Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary Jeff Meyer, assistant coach for the Michigan Wolverines Teresa Meredith, former president of Indiana State Teachers Association John Molineux, founder and president of Tiny Hands International Geoff Moore, Contemporary Christian music artist, songwriter Samuel Morris, 1872–1893 (formerly Prince Kaboo of Western Africa) David Nixon, film director and producer Harold Ockenga, pastor, educator, and founding president of the National Association of Evangelicals Paris Reidhead, a Christian missionary, teacher, writer, and advocate of economic development in impoverished nations Charles Wesley Shilling, leader in the field of undersea and hyperbaric medicine, research and education Joel Sonnenberg, Christian motivational speaker William Vennard, vocal teacher and opera singer Tim Walberg, US Representative for Michigan's 7th congressional district Jackie Walorski, US Representative