Written by Eli Dean // Photo by Macy Cox Harding University football will continue its season Saturday after defeating Grand Valley State (GSVU) 7-6 on Dec. 2. They will host…
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Jordy Searcy visits campus
Award-winning poet visits campus
Art department hosts alumni art show
Kinney speaks for 1924 Experience
Hamas group attacks Israel
HU16 staff wins Mid-America Emmy
Students donate after bone marrow drive
Harding applies multi-factor authentication
Soccer teams begin conference season
Students and Faculty celebrate Robert Frost
Center for Translation opens
Harding couple builds houses together
HST moves to Searcy from Memphis
University hosts Global Missions Experience
Harding adds child advocacy minor
Speaking for the trees, let it die
Bison athletics hosts Code Black hype rally
London’s Christian Heritage
Lessons from FIFA
One of the greats
Piper: the best of all of us
Freshman enrollment increases by 7%
Campus Life offers sports passports
Students participate in car club
Harding football returns ready to rumble
Chandler recharges Campus Life
Harding volleyball set to begin 2023 season
Harding hires new men’s golf coach
Administration updates student handbook
Fostering community, advocacy
TimelyCare offers virtual counseling
Reenvisioning purpose
Out with the old
Faith of Iceland
My top nine
Shelling out for a princess
Holland-Waller Center opens
TimelyCare offers virtual counseling
Women’s soccer host indoor tournament
Student publishes Christian novel
Evolution of the outcast
Feeling like a kid again
Meeting my word count
The downside of technology
Resurrection racket
To be or not to be
Parking pains
Coach Reeves celebrates 100 wins
New 7 Brew opens on Race Avenue
SA president, vice president elected
Theta holds third annual concert
Shano breaks home run record
Women’s social clubs host ‘Delta Dancing’
Spring Sing 2023 promises to Stand Out
Two-timers
Foster the people: literally!
Not all men
Anyone can cook
Let’s chat about ChatGPT
Are the new MLB changes really that good?
Traditionally speaking
Bush breaks 20-year school record
Searcy prepares for 2024 eclipse
Looking back at Spring Sing
Spring Market returns
University to increase tuition costs
It’s all Greek to me
‘One Thing At A Time’ album review
Keeping an eye out for Selener
Thoughts and prayers
Almost in my concert era
Harding hires new basketball coach
Lady Bisons soccer hosts Toronto Blizzard
New discount chain to come to Searcy
Titans hosts 19th Toga concert
Accessibility issues
Oscars and googly eyes
Fruit Roll-Up ice cream
The Iron Curtain
Coach Morgan announces retirement
Searcy businesses introduce new March menus
Green in history and at Harding
HU16 presents ‘Shock Talk’
Campus Life introduces Cotton Candy Friday
Patrick McGaha gets 600th win
Aliens, balloons, and Communists – oh my!
Comedy theory 101
Here say or heresy
Revival and resurrection
Harding Theatre performs ‘The Crucible’
Students start Wolf Shirt Wednesday
Delta Gamma Rho begins ballet club
Lady Bisons continue to shine
On faith and art
Women are God-chosen leaders
Pranked
Q&A with ASI fellow Dr. Jason Jewell
Music faculty perform as 242 Strings
Another club skates across campus
Harding to host annual women’s conference
Men’s track crushes multiple records
New restaurant opens in downtown Searcy
Delta Nu hosts Anti-Valentine’s Party
Death and taxes
Crafting is engineering
Super Bowl and beyond
Black History Month
For the love of love
Students enjoy snow days after winter storm
Harding Assassins return for second year
Harding softball begins season in Louisiana
HULA rearranges trip due to protests
Celebrating manhood
OMW to play BOTW
Avatar: The Way of Water
Give yourself some credit
The DreamWorks renaissance is here
Climbing on the housetop
Track welcomes Ukrainian athletes
Searcy renovates roads around campus
Searcy Mission House hosts first guests
Chorus travels for Mississippi performance
“Play That Goes Wrong” wins four awards
Football alumni receive Division II honors
College of Education introduces new course
Construction continues across campus
Cows cause campus chaos
Bison basketball teams drive season further
Players Only
Hawley energizes Lady Bison basketball
New shopping opportunities come to Searcy
Remembering the legacy of Dr. King
Departments offer new classes across campus
Fresh new menu introduced at Tacker’s
Surprised by a discordant note
New year, new me?
Living for the Weekends
Remembering Fred Jewell
What is a Christian’s Legacy?
Reflecting on MLK day
HCJA hosts murder mystery event
SA holds second-annual club cookoff
ASI hosts bestselling author Bob Goff
HU16 covers state and local elections live
Students take advantage of nearby concerts
HU Theatre presents “Cinderella”
Social clubs prepare for Homecoming Parade
Regina celebrates 75th anniversary
James Huff receives another research grant
Putting the pieces together
Harding golf teams find success
Lady Bisons set win-streak record
Coffee options in Searcy expanding
Bike Gang rolls through campus
TNT holds hit-a-thon fundraiser
Bisons drop to OBU in first loss of season
Veterans chit, chat and chew together
Students compete in spikeball tournament
Get Down Downtown Festival Returns
Deans extend social club process
HU Film Club views “Jaws” in 3D
Students wear white day after Labor Day
Workers preserve fallen tree on campus
ARcare opens facility in Searcy
Bison football wins opening game
University offers new CFIT program
Searcy summer — we’re in business
A new way to play
Jubilee: a season of celebration
Social club hosts annual concert
Students tailgate final baseball game
Traditionally, tailgates at Harding only take place at football games in the fall. However, the Harding baseball team is getting clubs to tailgate at their game today. This game against Arkansas Tech is the start of the Bison’s final regular-season series of the year.
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The University announced Dr. Michael D. Williams as Harding’s sixth president at a press conference on Oct. 27. Since then, Williams has continued his role as president at Faulkner University in Montgomery, Alabama. As announced in October, Williams will begin his tenure as Harding University president on June 1, 2022.
The Ganus Building is scheduled to be demolished and replaced by the new Holland-Waller Center, bringing changes to departments and programs on campus. Some faculty have fond memories of the Ganus Building, but they are excited for change.
Bryce Corporation announced last Wednesday that the company would invest $80 million into expanding its operations in Searcy. With First Security Bank’s new tech center expected to be completed in 2023 as well, over 250 new jobs are predicted to enter Searcy within five years.
Associate professor of English Dr. Amy Qualls has been chosen to serve a two year appointment as faculty fellow in the Honors College. Qualls has been a part of Harding’s faculty for 11 years, with several of those spent also teaching Honors Symposium over the summer.