The transition from living in a dorm to living off campus is the next step into adulthood, another door to walk through. There are some advantages to living off campus…
Harding students representing Argentina and the U.K. debated fiercely for sovereignty of the Falkland Islands during the Arkansas Model United Nations Conference 2011 on Friday, Nov. 16, at the University…
decimating bat populations in the Eastern United States. More than a million hibernating bats have died since cave explorers discovered White Nose Syndrome in 2006. “When a syndrome kills 90…
President Barack Obama announced Friday, Oct. 21, that virtually all the troops will be withdrawn from Iraq by the end of the year, fulfilling one of the tenets of his…
Approximately 50 students, several teachers and seven students from the graduate school in Memphis piled into two vans, a mini-bus and cars to travel to Fort Worth, Texas, for the…
With the changing leaves and dropping temperatures, fall ushers in a whole new set of outdoor activities. Arkansas has a lot to offer in this department — festivals, corn mazes…
To amp up Harding spirit and create a new tradition, the Campus Activities Board is hosting a weeklong, campuswide celebration Oct. 24-29. I Heart HU Week will have different themes…
The Cancer Center of Excellence is a new oncology treatment facility in Searcy. The center had an open house Sunday, Oct. 9, to celebrate its debut and has already begun…
Facebook has met its first serious contender: Google’s new social networking site, Google Plus. With Google’s mammoth search engine and array of sites such as Google Mail, Google Docs, Google…
Mark Slagle, a Harding graduate and Pepperdine alumnus Alex Cox visited Harding’s campus last Wednesday, Sept. 7, in a 1971 spray-painted orange and white Winnebago, turned “MANAbago,” which they parked…
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