The United Kingdom (UK) flag has been taken down from European Union (EU) buildings. The EU gave a final nod to Brexit — Britain left the EU on Jan. 31. …
Harding groundskeeper pursues degree Joe Burton is a man of many talents: studying, working, fathering three kids, being a loving husband, playing in a band, teaching baseball and softball, owning…
Harding’s student body is diverse in many ways: there are representatives from multiple religious denominations, various languages, different cultural backgrounds. However, “cultural background” is not only about knowing the difference…
The trade war between the U.S. and China is ongoing, entangling other aspects of the growing tension with China on an international level. Hong Kong, officially Hong Kong Special Administrative…
Dr. Heath Carpenter, assistant professor of English, presented his new book, “The Philosopher King: T Bone Burnett and the Ethic of a Southern Cultural Renaissance (The University of Georgia Press)”…
Greta Thunberg, a 16-year-old Swedish climate activist, spoke at the United Nations conference in New York on Monday, Sept. 23. Thunberg organizes climate strikes every Friday all over the world.…
Planning Christmas gifts is always tough, especially for students. Harding has a diversified student population ranging from different countries and social backgrounds. Finding a nice gift can be especially difficult…
Harding women’s track team will have their first indoor competition of the season with the State Kickoff Classic at 10 a.m. on Sunday, Dec. 3, at Arkansas State University in…
Serving in the Armed Forces runs in the family for junior Reserve Officer’s Training Corps (ROTC) cadet Perry Patton. Both Patton’s father and grandfather served in the U.S. military. Patton’s…
Eva Mozes Kor, 83-year-old Holocaust survivor, will speak on Tuesday, Nov. 7, as a part of the American Studies Institute (ASI) Distinguished Lecture Series, in conjunction with this year’s Harding…
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