An extended Christmas Break can be just the thing a college student might need following a hard semester of studying, but after four weeks of being out of school, it…

There are many mixed emotions with the end of the semester — excitement for a long break filled with home-cooked meals, sleeping in and no homework to worry about. But…

Searcy Tour of Homes has been a holiday tradition for many families in the Searcy community for the past 36 years. Heather Kemper, event and project director for Women for…

Over the last 10 years, New York City has become a staple for the Department of Communication students. Every winter break, the department takes a trip to NYC to see…

Between December and February, an increased number of students may experience symptoms of depression due to the winter season, a phenomenon known as seasonal affective disorder. Seasonal affective disorder (SAD)…

Written by Aaron Alexander and Madison Edwards Sophomore Alicja Minczuk qualified as an individual for the NCAA Division II National Championships in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on Dec. 1. Harding as a…

A bit of “Magic” is set for the Benson Auditorium stage this spring. Singer-songwriter Ben Rector is bringing his national tour “Magic” to campus on March 7, 2019, making it…

Hannigan to lead admissions team The university announced that Scott Hannigan will serve as senior director of undergraduate admissions. Hannigan’s appointment comes after Glenn Dillard, former assistant vice president for…

By Ava Galyean Harding University Theatre is hosting a production of “It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play” in the Ulrey Performing Arts Center at 7 p.m. Dec. 6-8…

The Higher Learning Commission (HLC) will visit Harding in late April 2019 for a four-year accreditation review visit, following up on the university’s improvement upon learning outcomes assessments, which were…

COBA students find jobs after graduating After the leftovers have been eaten and the pumpkin pie is just a distant memory, there is only one trace of Thanksgiving left on…

The Webbs built a coastal oasis with Carolina charm Kent and Teresa Webb have created a home away from home in a big blue house in Legacy Park. After their…

Juniors Cassidy Ward and Riley Jane Osborne did not know each other before they studied abroad together in Greece this past spring. While abroad, Ward and Osborne not only became…

Through involvement in local projects, Mat Faulkner is working to better Searcy’s community Written by Nora Johnson and Jed Myers Mat Faulkner, president and chief idea officer of Think Idea…

“Players Only” is a special column written by Harding athletes. In this weeks issue: Lady Bisons senior outside hitter Madison Poen talks about her experience on the road at the…

Harding’s comeback attempt came just short on Saturday, Nov. 17 as the Bisons fell to Ferris State University (FSU) in the first round of the NCAA Division II Football Playoff…

Graduate transfer JV Long continues to acclimate to new program Senior point guard JV Long erupted for 28 points in the Harding men’s basketball game against Christian Brothers University (CBU)…

I don’t know how you feel about re-gifting, but I’ve dipped into the “Just the Clax” archives and recycled a column from November 2011. The article is only seven years…

I have never understood daylight saving time. To me it makes no sense to lose an hour of sleep to make better use of the daylight, especially when the amount…

By Ryann Heim My friend Loren says it best, “There are two types of people in this world: people who pee in the shower and liars.” Stay with me. I…

As my friends and I approached the palace of Vlad the Impaler in Bucharest, Romania, we were uncertain about what to expect. The palace of one of history’s most notorious…

There are two types of people in the world: good people and people who use the turn lane to merge onto the busy highway. Don’t believe me? Picture this: it’s…

The last notes of the fight song rang out as the crowd began spilling onto the field. The football players lined up to shake hands, one side dejected and the…

Along with the annual Christmas lights and decorations throughout town, Searcy Parks and Recreation unveiled a Sensory Walk at Berryhill Park in a ribbon cutting ceremony on Nov. 14. First…

St. Jude is hosting their annual Memphis Marathon Weekend on Dec. 1, and several Harding students are training to participate. Former Alsac intern and senior marketing major, Meagan Hoard, said…

For this year’s fall musical, Harding Academy’s Wildcat Theatre Company will perform Disney’s “Newsies,”a musical inspired by the historical 1899 newsboys strike in New York City. Harding Academy senior Asher…

Harding’s comeback attempt came just short on Saturday, Nov. 17 as the Bisons fell to Ferris State University (FSU) in the first round of the NCAA Division II Football Playoff…

Jack Allen Sports Editor 1) “Remember the Titans” Not only does this serve as a great sports film, but its commentary on racial integration in sports creates the perfect blend…

You won’t be a student forever. The hours in the library, midterm projects, and all-nighters will one day become nothing but a distant memory. Until then, you need to take…

Have you ever wondered how long it truly takes to get to the Benson? Wonder no more. Student Center – 00:46.96 There is no surprise that this is the closest…

Former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger was indicted on a murder charge Friday, Nov. 30, for the shooting of 2016 Harding alumni Botham Jean. On Sept. 6, Jean was killed…

Former Harding student Jacob Ardrey was sentenced to seven years of probation on Nov. 30 after he negotiated a guilty plea to 30 counts of distributing and possessing or viewing…