What is sitting in your fridge and pantry before break? What perishable items are you frantically trying to eat before you go home so you don’t have to throw them…
The Associated Women for Harding (AWH) is hosting a craft fair today and tomorrow in the student center. There are 10 vendors selling a variety of handmade items including painted…
Although you are still recovering from midterms week, it is never too early to begin the process of applying for internships and jobs, especially if you are graduating in December.…
Eighty-nine years of Harding history, complete from Morrilton to Searcy, are displayed in the History House, located next to Almost Anything on Lott Tucker Drive. The museum has been closed…
It’s time to set your DVR, organize your Hulu queue, or for the diligent television fans out there, make a Google calendar dedicated to your favorite shows. That’s right; the…
Warren Casey, dean of the College of Arts and Humanities, wanted the college to participate and have a presence during the inauguration. Casey asked each of the departments to brainstorm…
“A Year with Frog and Toad” is a Tony-nominated musical by brothers Robert and Willie Reale that follows the adventures of two amphibious neighbors, friendly Frog and grumpy Toad, through…
Dead week is quickly approaching, which means we are coasting downhill towards the end of the semester. While the light at the end of the tunnel might be visible, the…
In 2010 President Obama began to look into the legality of companies not paying interns. According to the Labor Department, unpaid internships are considered legal only if they are structured…
Spring Sing has become a Harding tradition, but 40 years ago it was merely an idea. Alumni Jeff Schlender and Linda McClurg knew of Abilene Christian University’s Sing Song and…
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