Written by Sara Hook and Emma Jones // Graphic by Cooper Turman DormNet announced last week that the University is requiring all students to use multi-factor authentication (MFA) beginning this…
Written by Cianna Jay and Tiane Davis // Photo by Balazs Balassa As the tennis season ends, the men’s and women’s tennis teams are preparing for their six senior players…
Written by Gabriel Huff and Tiane Davis // Photo by Gabriel Huff Harding students left for Little Rock and Wynne, Arkansas, yesterday to provide relief to families affected by the…
Written by Ben Lane and Emma Jones // Graphic by Cooper Turman Harding University announced that starting in the 2023-2024 school year, the College of Arts and Humanities and the…
Written by Emma Weber and Emma Jones // Graphic by Cooper Turman Latin Fest, a time for cultural exchange between students, took place Thursday, Oct. 27, from 10 a.m. to…
Written by Bison Staff Homecoming weekend is a time when families and alumni flock to Harding, making it one of the busiest times in Harding’s calendar year. However, Harding isn’t…
Racism has always been a part of the Harding story. From the time that it began as a senior college in 1924 to the present day, ideas of racial intolerance and prejudice have always existed within our community. This legacy of racism is not just a part of the story of Harding; but also of Searcy, of Arkansas, of the American South, of the greater United States, of Western civilization, of the entire world. While racism may look different in different places, racial bigotry has plagued human history for as long as there have been racially diverse populations sharing a common space.
Written by Britty Gist Contributions from Ellie Shelton, Morgan Gianferante and Madison Scott While many Spring Sing attendees only see costumes and stage sets from afar, set designers and costume…
Written by Katelyn Allen and Rachel Bible Women’s social club Delta Nu is releasing a special edition newspaper called “The Willow: A Delta Nuspaper” to be released today. Delta Nu’s…
Written by Madison Scott and Caroline Birdwell. Arkansas’s statewide mask mandate expired Tuesday, March 30, after Governor Asa Hutchinson announced the decision at a press conference. In response, the University…