Logan Light, assistant dean for Campus Life and Chapel Programs, announced the implementation of a new swipe-in system for students on Monday, Oct. 3, during chapel service in Benson Auditorium,…
Men’s social club Knights hosted a jousting tournament on April 16, an annual, interclub event Knights hosts every Spring Sing weekend.
The Harding University Honors College held a doubles pickleball tournament last Friday, seeking to get honors students more involved in the honors community.
Six local Searcy businesses were chosen three years ago to be featured in season four of the “Small Business Revolution,” sharing a $500,000 prize that went toward a makeover. Since then, three of those businesses have closed while the other three continue to seek ways to grow.
I keep thinking back to that moment. The moment my heart stopped. Yes, the vivid memory comes back to me clearly. Super Bowl aches do not disappear easily.
The city of Searcy experienced the impact of a winter storm that spread across Arkansas last week, leading the community to respond accordingly.
Women for Harding hosted the annual Tour of Homes on Dec. 5, after canceling the event in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Student Association (SA) announced the creation of a new scholarship last week that will serve to help a student or more with tuition costs.
Christmas is coming a little early for the people of Searcy, as the Department of Theatre at Harding University presents “Elf the Musical” tonight and tomorrow in the Benson Auditorium for Homecoming at 8 p.m.
During his weekly media briefing Oct. 13, Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson said that he will allow two similar vaccine exemption bills to become law without his signature after Arkansas lawmakers recently passed the bills. They will take effect early next year.
Eight students delivered lectures during Lectureship last week, and Dr. Jesse Robertson, member of the Lectureship leadership team, said he is looking to have more student engagement in future Lectureships.
Wednesday, Sept. 29, was a day of remembrance and praise as Harding University honored the life of Botham Shem Jean by dedicating a bronze plaque bearing his image in front of the David B. Burks American Heritage Building.
In an effort to curb COVID-19 numbers, President Joe Biden said on Sept. 9 that he is requesting the U.S. Department of Labor to require all companies with more than 100 employees to mandate COVID-19 vaccinations or weekly testing.
Written by Gabriel Huff In a 5-4 vote, the Supreme Court of the United States declined to block Texas’ new abortion law on Sept. 1. The Texas law, coined the…
Governor Asa Hutchinson said Sunday, March 21, that Arkansas’ mask mandate is expected to be removed at the end of March. Hutchinson made the comment during CNN’s “State of the…
Harding University and the rest of Arkansas experienced two winter storms this week of a magnitude not seen in recent history, causing campus closures and damaging some University pipes. The…
Under the direction of a new leader, Harding Admissions seeks to improve consecutive years of declining student enrollment numbers. Steve Lake, who assumed the position of vice president of enrollment…
Kara Abston, assistant dean of students, sent fourth round invitations on Dec. 8, verifying which clubs potential new members will continue with next semester. Abston said fourth round receptions will…
Many were drawn to the presidential and senate races in the November general election; however, the Harding community had reason to pay special attention to their local election this year…
Harding decided to give students the alternative to stay on campus once on-ground instruction ends Nov. 20 to give them a convenient option during the COVID-19 pandemic. The University announced…
America is reeling from a long and unsettling election that is technically still at play. Democrat Joseph Biden has been projected as the winner of the 2020 presidential election. However,…
Harding opted to allow 2020 spring, summer and fall graduates to participate in an on-ground graduation ceremony for the 2020 fall semester. The event will occur before fall graduates officially…
When people ponder what makes a team successful, they often think about the players, coaches, and owners. However, the team managers also play a role in the success of the…
As many sports have been canceled on the Harding campus, some may attempt to discover other games to satisfy their competitive spirit. One sport that may not always come to…
Pickleball is a sport that some people may not know; however, it has gained popularity in America and on the Harding campus over the years, becoming an ideal activity for…
Although the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) updated COVID-19 testing recommendations on Sept. 18, Harding has not decided to update University testing protocol accordingly. The CDC announced that individuals who…
As the world struggles to carry the burdens of 2020, an organization located on campus seeks to bestow blessings on the Harding community through an activity known as Prayer Walk.…
Harding opted to hold the annual University Bible Lectureship event virtually this year, cancelling its usual on-campus program for the first time in 97 years due to COVID-19. Originally scheduled…
Harding’s Bison Baja Team must adapt to new guidelines, requiring the team to construct a four-wheel drive vehicle for the first time. The Harding team is affiliated with the Baja…
Harding University students endured separation for five months due to COVID-19, cutting the on-campus spring semester short in March. Students reunited for the fall semester; however, not everyone was able…