Parties and group events may have been canceled for now to prevent the spread of COVID-19, but that hasn’t stopped friends and family from celebrating. As strange as the last…

This season of life has proved to be a time of picking up new hobbies and resuming old ones in an effort to remain connected with others. For some, photography…

As I sit on my porch, looking at the world around me, I cannot help but think of how wonderful the state of Michigan truly is. Michigan has both city…

With the unexpected outbreak of COVID-19 and the closure of schools and sports, athletes have been left with a season unlike any other. Spring sports at Harding include track and…

Another week, another hobby highlight — yoga. What better time to try it than now? Yoga is a physical activity consisting of postures often connected by flowing sequences, focused breathing…

The Bible missions course that takes place on the Harding University Tahkodah training campground will be offered for two weeks in August this year instead of during May’s Intersession. Due…

In our culture, time is money, but now quarantine has stopped the world from spinning. With no obligations or classes to attend, it is tempting to spend this time relaxing;…

Two anchors from Harding’s student broadcast HU16 began producing independent podcasts in their homes during April following quarantine. With HU16 on hiatus, senior Maxwell Ross and junior Jackson Duncan put…

Every semester when chapel nears its conclusion, the student body listens to several speeches from graduating seniors. Without fail, I’ve always pondered what I would say if I got the…

Construction updates are occurring all over campus while students and staff are away. Some changes have been delayed; however, most projects remain on schedule.  One project Harding’s physical resources department…

Junior basketball guards Tyler Roth and Romen Martin created a blog in August 2019 in hopes of using their voices as collegiate athletes as a platform for good. Their blog…

Written by Sarah Pearce It’s safe to say this was not in any of our plans. I’m a planner, but I haven’t always been. At some point, maybe during sophomore…

It was a family reunion unlike any other. This semester marked Jeremy Daggett’s second semester as program director for Harding University in Latin America (HULA), where he works and lives…

This time we are experiencing is stranger than ever, and getting out of the house has never felt more exciting. Quarantine has locked us up in our houses, and we…