University President David Burks announced a new initiative on the Friday of the first week of his new presidency. Harding faculty and staff received an announcement on Dec. 4 regarding…
The Harding administration determined over the summer that Kendall Hall would host students in isolation for positive COVID-19 cases during the fall semester. That decision also brought alumna Shannon Overcash…
A Harding Student uses their ID to enter the Mildred Taylor Steven Art Center after 5 p.m. Oct. 27. (Photo by Namon Pope).
Universities nationwide are using dashboards to provide COVID-19 information for their campuses and the public, as well as to promote transparency, and on Oct. 15 the Arkansas Department of Health…
The Arkansas Department of Health (ADH) and the Arkansas Foundation for Medical Care (AFMC) conducted a voluntary testing event for Harding students and employees on Tuesday, Oct. 20, and 179…
The reality of the constant spread of misinformation relayed authoritatively as truth was put in the spotlight during the first presidential debate of the 2020 election on Sept. 29. A…
University President Bruce McLarty announced to Harding faculty and staff on Friday, Sept. 25, the decision to extend test-optional admission and scholarship awarding for first year students enrolling for spring…
A water main broke in the north part of Searcy Tuesday, Sept. 22, and caused Harding to shut down two of their network servers. The broken line caused less water…
The United States government announced Sept. 18 they planned to restrict access to TikTok, a platform many students at Harding use and for which some are even paid content creators.…
Harding ordered a new core router last week hoping to solve the network connection problem on campus since the first week of school. University President Bruce McLarty sent a campus-wide…
International Programs (IP) canceled every study abroad program at Harding meant to occur in the fall semester of 2020 by June 30, making it the first fall semester no student…
Harding administrators announced on Thursday four individuals tested positive for COVID-19 on campus. Two faculty members and two students tested positive and are in isolation as of Thursday, Sept. 10.…
The White County Arkansas Sheriff’s Department implemented a mission statement last year adopting the philosophy of “Community Oriented Law Enforcement.” This Saturday, April 27, from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.,…
Written by Gael Langdon and Jack Allen Game One The Harding baseball team lost the first game in the doubleheader with Williams Baptist College 6-4 on Tuesday, April 9 in…
Cuisines vary from culture to culture, differing between nations and within them. Food is a universal necessity, but the importance of food goes beyond need. Food surpasses sustenance and becomes…
The terrorists who attacked a mosque in New Zealand on March 15 utilized social media and affected users across the globe, amplifying the discussion of the First Amendment freedom of…
I write with grievance in regard to the shadow of apathy cast over academia by the current generation. In conversations every day, people complain about what they are learning and…
Harding entrepreneurs are partnering with business owners in Searcy to make ideas become reality. Four students in the Entrepreneurship 385 class — enterprise, innovation and growth with David Kee, assistant…
An array of Harding student entrepreneurs have collaborated again for the annual Arkansas Governor’s Cup. The Arkansas Capital Corporation Group created The Governor’s Cup in 2001 as a business competition…
Old men and self-proclaimed cultured young people have said the same thing for generations, “They don’t make music like they used to.” The 2019 Grammy winners were announced Sunday, Feb.…
While the spring semester brings new classes and new opportunities —and Spring Sing, to be sure — it also brings a new change of pace, dictated solely by the sun…