I didn’t have much trouble making and maintaining friendships in college. The structure of a university — especially one where most people live on campus — forces people together. Without…
Even if you don’t know anything else about me, you might know that I love Kibo Midnight Oil (MO). On any given morning after 9 o’clock chapel, you can find…
This year marks 42 years since Harding’s first Spring Sing performance in 1974 — but what did that first show look like? According to former professor of theatre Dr. Morris…
Around this time six years ago, as a 15-year-old on fire for evangelicalism, I posted something I’d written on my blog: a scathing diatribe against Lent, the practice (originating in…
The Department of Theatre’s production of Carlo Gozzi’s 18th-century play “The King Stag” premiered Feb. 18 in the Ulrey Performing Arts Center. According to junior Patrick Jones, who plays the…
Grwing up in the ‘90s and early 2000s, before the advent of smartphones, my childhood friends and I played an awful lot of pretend. Every Sunday after church, the auditorium…
On Saturday, Jan. 9, head women’s basketball coach Tim Kirby won his 200th game with the Lady Bisons in overtime against Southeastern Oklahoma University. Following a hard loss to East…
Humble brag: I’ve been to Iceland. Now that I’ve returned from my semester abroad, I reference this fact whenever possible (much to the amusement of my family and friends, I’m…
Before this semester, I don’t know that I understood awe. You probably know that before it lost its deeper connotation, the word “awesome” meant something a little more like “daunting.”…
On June 6, 1944, the Allied Forces of World War II began an invasion of Europe that would lay the foundation for a definitive defeat of Nazi Germany. In an…
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