Two-time Iraq war veteran and Sigma Nu Epsilon sponsor Seth Simmons said he expected to see poverty during his time in the US Army. Even so, Simmons said he was…
Although undergraduate students must take a fairly wide variety of general education courses, it can become easy over time to overlook the ways different departments and fields interrelate. In an…
Most students are well aware of Harding’s emphasis on encouraging people to get out and serve the community, but aside from club service projects and the annual Bisons for Christ…
Harding’s College of Business Administration is sending its fourth team to this year’s Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Institute Research Challenge. The challenge is a competition in which university students from…
Because collegiate athletes compete at the level and intensity they do, it is not uncommon for many of them to end up with a few injuries over the course of…
A group of 12 finance majors traveled to the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis last Friday, where they participated in the fourth annual “Day at the Fed.” Assistant professor…
Harding alumnus B. Chris Simpson hardly needs an introduction when he steps foot on campus. The 2009 graduate is widely known among students as a frequent and memorable guest speaker…
The Animal Science Association is a relatively new campus organization that a group of biology, pre-veterinary and other health sciences majors started this spring. Senior Will Justus, who served last…
The men’s tennis team competed in its first tournament of the fall season in Fort Smith, Ark., at the University of Arkansas – Fort Smith Men’s Invitational, Sept. 12-13. They…
The Searcy Art Walk took place Friday evening, September 5, during which local artists displayed their works at three venues in town. At 6 p.m., guests began meeting at the…
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