The live-action remake of Disney’s classic “The Jungle Book” hit theaters two weeks ago on Friday, April 15. The 1967 animated adaption of the book was famously noted for its…
Well, this is it. I want to thank all 43 of you who read this for keeping up with my tales from the past and the occasional fluffy listicle that…
There are several moments in history that I would love to witness first-hand. People love the idea of being part of history and doing something worthwhile that could “make history.”…
Growing up, many of us watched Alex Trebek on “Jeopardy!” in the evenings. Some even dreamed of one day having the chance to be a contestant on the show. For…
On Monday, April 18, Harding Dining Services hosted an event called #farm2fork which aimed to encourage students to buy and eat locally-grown foods. This event went alongside Earth Week, a…
Last weekend, my Living World Religions class took a trip to Chicago — yeah, the one that everyone talks about — to visit several houses of worship for other religions.…
Nintendo’s first mobile app Miitomo was launched in the U.S. on March 17. When first announced, some guessed that Nintendo’s app would be a new game of sorts, but many…
Public Safety officers have been working double-time due to the rise of thefts on campus. According to Craig Russell, director of Public Safety, everyone should be extra cautious when locking…
Throughout the academic year, my column has reflected on history. From Napoleonic wars to men of character who laid the first train tracks, there is so much to learn from…
From the silver screen to Blu-ray, watching movies has been one of America’s favorite pass-time for almost 100 years. When technology couldn’t keep up with good writing, what made older…
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