Visual Aesthetics, an art class typically taken by juniors and seniors, is currently showcasing its work in Midnight Oil Coffeehouse. Originally meant to occupy the coffee house last spring, the…

Many students around campus take advantage of opportunities to buy or sell used clothing through various avenues, and “closet cleanout” accounts on Instagram have become one popular platform for doing…

Written by Ben Lane Bison Bound will now take place throughout five different sessions for incoming students, the first of which is this weekend, April 9-10. Bison Bound, previously overseen…

The College of Education announced their decision to remove the Praxis Core Tests as a requirement for education majors to be admitted into the Teacher Preparation Program via an email…

The process of asking someone to a function can oftentimes be scary or even embarrassing. In an effort to circumvent the traditions, sophomores Bailey King and Sam Stebbins both created…

The College of Pharmacy announced in March that it developed a new curriculum that would allow students to graduate in three-and-a-half years rather than four. “We were looking for a…

Photo Courtesy of WTVF. Middle Tennessee residents have recently experienced floods due to inclement weather — well over 100 people were rescued from their homes with six dead. The flooding…

Written by Madison Scott and Caroline Birdwell. Arkansas’s statewide mask mandate expired Tuesday, March 30, after Governor Asa Hutchinson announced the decision at a press conference. In response, the University…

The city of Dallas dedicated a street to honor Harding alumnus Botham Jean Saturday, March 27, and many campus members — as well as friends, family and Dallas citizens —…

Written by Ben Lane. The Kroger Delta Division announced March 11 that they would close their Searcy, Arkansas, location on May 1, 2021, due to poor performance sales. In response,…