On Thursday, April 20, the Searcy Public Library hosted a second town hall meeting in order to answer questions from citizens about how the proposed library will affect them financially…
To Harding students, faculty and alumni alike, Spring Sing takes over campus as the biggest event of the semester and possibly of the year. Even though it began in 1974,…
After a four game sweep against Southern Nazarene University (SNU), the Lady Bisons softball team broke a Great American Conference (GAC) record with 21 consecutive wins, beating the old record…
Written by: Grant Stewart I was a nerdy kid growing up, to say the least. My personal heroes included Luke Skywalker, Indiana Jones and the red Power Ranger. However, one…
“Today is yet to come/ In Arkansas./ It writhes. It writhes in awful/ Waves of brooding,” Maya Angelou writes in her poem, “My Arkansas.” Angelou was born in St. Louis…
As evening gave way to night on the final day of January, President Donald Trump nominated Colorado federal appeals judge Neil Gorsuch for a seat on the Supreme Court. According…
By Grant Stewart and Sam Shepherd The Bison conducted a survey from Oct. 24 – Nov. 2 in order to find out if there is a correlation between Harding social…
Ever since I was a kid, I’ve always heard that guys and girls seem to act differently, especially in crowds that are exclusively dominated by one gender. One of my…
Ever since the dedication of the First Ladies Garden and Legacy Park in 2015, students have had many landmarks to peruse on their daily walks. However, the wide array of…
It is a rare feat for an ordinary citizen to be allowed into the inner workings of America’s most exclusive fraternity, but Time Magazine’s Chief Political Correspondent Michael Duffy tells…
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