Written by Ryan Gallagher and Tiane Davis College students experienced a sudden change of plans due to the pandemic, and for some students, that meant not being on campus for…
About a year ago, masks were an uncommon accessory in many parts of society. However, they became the norm around the world and impacted in-person and interpersonal communication as a…
It would be difficult to overstate the impact that this pandemic has had on modern life, on both a micro and macro scale. Rarely does an international virus disrupt daily…
Written by Gabriel Huff and Emma Jones. Dr. Steven Frye, director of Spring Sing, announced Tuesday that this year’s show, “Twice Upon a Time,” will now be open for the…
Written by Rachel Bible and Katelyn Allen. The College of Pharmacy administered both Moderna and Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines throughout the spring semester to Harding faculty, staff and some students. The College…
Written by Katelyn Allen and Elizabeth Dillard. Everyone has hobbies that provide a sense of comfort and stimulation, which often bring purpose to everyday life. Due to COVID-19, many people…
Written by Elizabeth Dillard and Gabriel Huff. COVID-19 numbers have been decreasing across Arkansas, White County and Harding’s campus. As of Wednesday, Feb. 24, the number of undergraduate active cases…
Written by Britty Gist and Tiane Davis. After seasons resumed for volleyball, basketball, track, golf, tennis, softball and baseball this spring, several games for each team were canceled due to…
Written by Ben Lane and Emma Jones. Canceled study abroad programs have led to an increased number of upperclassmen planning to participate in international programs (IP) in the upcoming summer…
Written by Gabriel Huff and Maren Bonham. Harding held its first week of in-person chapel this week, marking the first time the University has conducted a physical chapel since March…