When I pray, I often find myself repeatedly uttering variations of the same phrase: Thanks for not leaving me in the 11th grade. Thanks for not leaving me as a…
On April 7-10, a team of five students from the College of Business travelled to Arlington, Virginia to compete in the Society for the Advancement of Management Case Study Competition.…
It is election season on campus, and the members of the 2015-2016 Student Association (SA) are preparing to pass the leadership to the next group of students. Senior SA President…
It has been six years since a bronze-coated Kenneth Davis, Jr., more widely known as Uncle Bud, was first placed on a bench facing the Administration fountain. With a Bible…
During the weekend of Spring Sing, the Benson stage is covered with college students. This year, women’s social club Delta Nu is adding a 9-year-old to the mix. Third-grader Abby…
The sun is shining, half of Harding’s student population is out jogging and there isn’t a hammock-free tree in sight. That’s right, everyone. Arkansas weather has finally hit the sweet…
For the past 23 years, the third floor of men’s residence Allen Hall has housed as many as 50 members of men’s social club Knights at once. According to Knights…
The Traughber and Corker families first played archery tag, a combat game that uses foam-tipped arrows and inflatable bunkers, during a family vacation in Branson, Missouri. That experience has since…
On Aug. 14, 2015, Harrison Waldron was involved in an all-terrain vehicle accident from which he suffered traumatic brain injuries. Due to the seriousness of his condition, he was med-flighted…
I’m going to be a better person. Not long ago you took a good, hard look at yourself, made note of all the imperfections riddling your personality and pledged to…
The residents of Flint, Michigan, unknowingly drank lead-poisoned water for two years until President Barack Obama declared a state of emergency on Jan. 16, 2016, according to a CNN report.…
The Nicholas A. Smith Foundation is hosting an “Eskibeau 5K Run” to remember the life of former student Nicholas Smith and to raise funds for Bible major scholarships, summer camps…
The Student Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (SAND) will host a canned food drive in the student center on Thursday, Dec. 3 and Friday, Dec. 4 to benefit local organizations…
This past Veterans Day, the American Studies Institute (ASI) hosted veterans from the Searcy community for a free breakfast in the Charles White Dining Hall. The come-and-go event lasted from…
November is here, and with it comes cooler weather, flannels and unruly facial hair. No Shave November, a chance for men to see how long their beards will grow in…
I’ve done it. You’ve done it. I’ve done it again. The headline is just dramatic enough to be intriguing and you give in – you click. “Girl Shuts Down Haters…
TrevaPryor fell in love with Harding the moment she set foot on the campus in 1962. Fifty-three years later, she is even more in love than before. Pryor’s late husband,…
Twenty-one-year-old Michael Canty is a junior sports management major at Arkansas State University, a member of the National Cheerleading Association (NCA) and the new coach for Harding’s cheerleading squad. According…
The Harding History House offers visitors the chance to travel back in time to experience the stories and the people who played an integral part in the success of the…
After 32 years of brotherhood, the men of Pi Kappa Epsilon (PKE) have chosen to self-disband. Senior Blake Gary, former president of PKE, said some members of the club brought…
In a world where English and science have historically been at odds, alumna Sarah Bay found a way to successfully merge her love for both. Bay graduated in December 2009…
By Rachel Brackins and Phoebe Cunningham Head and Asst. Copy Editors The Pinterest fail of the year Pinterest is the land of good intentions and creative inspiration; however, it is…
To some, a quarter is only used to buy a colorful gumball that offers a few seconds of flavor. However, to college students with piles of dirty laundry, a quarter…
There is an undeniable wedding culture that surrounds Harding. Each year, many students decide to tie the knot before graduation and want to include as many friends as possible in…
A team of Harding students took first place for the first time since 2006 in the Donald W. Reynolds Governor’s Cup Collegiate Business Plan Competition on Wednesday, beating 50 collegiate…
Yik Yak, a social media app that connects users in the same geographical location and allows them to post anonymously, was created in 2013 by two Furman University graduates. Since…
More than two decades ago, a group of Walton Scholars started playing soccer on the lawn in front of the Ganus Athletic Center (GAC). Keeping with the tradition, a group…
Although it is Andrew Cook’s first year as jazz band director, he has been directing at a collegiate level for 11 years. He has spent the majority of this semester…
Students normally venture to Little Rock to shop at stores other than Wal-Mart, get a burrito at Chipotle and catch a movie. For those looking to spice up their Little…
My dad was in the Air Force for 20 years. Since I grew up as a military kid, it would come as no surprise if I had fostered a deep…
On Jan. 27, Snapchat, a photo messaging app that allows users to send nonpermanent images to other users, introduced an update that either delighted or enraged Snapchat users across the…
If you are looking to see a movie that will send you skipping out of the theater with a grin on your face, do not go see “Selma.” If you…
If you love all things Christmas, but have already taken pictures on the Heritage Sled, counted all 600 wreaths and walked under the front lawn lights for hours, then it…
If you love all things Christmas, but have already taken pictures on the Heritage Sled, counted all 600 wreaths and walked under the front lawn lights for hours, then it…
The Rock House, a college ministry branch of the College Church of Christ, is offering group grief counseling sessions Tuesday nights at 9 p.m. for students struggling with any type…
According to fifth-year senior Donatella Luckett, he joined the football team as a “cocky, high school kid who never really had to work for anything.” He was a running back…
To solve the ever-constant problem of a lack of cash, Easton and Lawson Faulkner, ages nine and six respectively, have decided to turn old sports jerseys into pillows and sell…
With fall break comes the opportunity to explore all the wonders the Natural State has to offer, but many students are unaware of the incredible options close by. Big Bluff…
Hundreds of students count on the cafeteria to fill their stomachs every morning. Even though the renovations have provided additional options, students who frequent the cafeteria for breakfast may find…
It only takes a spark to start a fire, and it only takes a room full of freshmen guys to start the “Armstrong Elite.” The Armstrong Elite is an intramural…
Summer is the perfect time to binge-watch Netflix, sleep until 2 p.m. and mindlessly scroll through social media while hanging upside down off of the couch. Summer is also the…
The Lady Bisons were picked second in the Great American Conference preseason poll and have aspirations to return to the national tournament. They were undefeated in conference play last season,…