Written by Watkins Kelly // Photo by Madison Meyer The College of Bible and Ministry made many changes to the Leadership and Ministry major in fall 2022, including new leadership.…
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Stepping off my pedestal
One year since “Dune”
Give your smartphone to Biden
Volleyball gives Heart of Howie awards
“Midnights” Musings
Voices from the past
Changes in Chapel: Against
Changes in Chapel: For
Social clubs prepare for Homecoming Parade
James Huff receives another research grant
Putting the pieces together
Harding golf teams find success
Downtown singing encourages students
Notes from an achievement society
Is the club process a competition?
Lady Bisons set win-streak record
Coffee options in Searcy expanding
Bike Gang rolls through campus
TNT holds hit-a-thon fundraiser
Baja team rebuilds vehicle frame
Pathos of Pothos
All are welcome
Ordering your private world
‘Don’t Worry Darling’ review
Bisons drop to OBU in first loss of season
Veterans chit, chat and chew together
Community garden completed and thriving
Students compete in spikeball tournament
Role models
Pause for Poetry
The fairest of them all
Students compete in spikeball tournament
Get Down Downtown Festival Returns
Deans extend social club process
HU Film Club views “Jaws” in 3D
Should student loans be forgiven: For
Should student loans be forgiven: Against
Istanbul not Constantinople
Upward Bound encourages high schoolers
New representatives join SA
ARcare opens facility in Searcy
Bison football wins opening game
Construction constricts athletics
Little Red Run picks up traction
Lonesome Dove
Tell the Story
Searcy summer — we’re in business
Jubilee: a season of celebration
ASLA provides loan help (sponsored ad)
Ye, Bitcoin, and our philosophy of trust
Bisons basketball begins
Chapel Buddy
Noodle House welcomes Searcy
Searcy one-cent tax renewal passes
Searcy is a small college town where seemingly not much happens, but in 1974 one of the biggest murder cases in White county history took place right here in Searcy. Years after the murder happened, Mike Allen and Deana Nall decided to dive back into the case and write a book centered around the story.
The American Studies Institute (ASI) held its annual veterans’ breakfast in Cone Chapel Thursday. The event lasted about an hour and included a brief presentation by Col. James Gant. Veterans from the Searcy community were invited and served a complimentary breakfast.
Community yard sale to take place tomorrow
On Saturday, the community yard sale charity event is happening on the corner of Main Street and Moore Avenue. From 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., all Harding students and staff are encouraged to go and look through the goods donated by people from the Searcy community.
2021 Homecoming Queen crowned
Beneath the Pryor-England Science Building lies a network of tunnels, ordinarily inaccessible to students. Though this may sound like a rumor or superstition, students had the opportunity to see the tunnels themselves thanks to the Harding University chapter of the American Chemical Society (HUACS), which offered tours Oct. 21, 22 and 23. The club also took advantage of the tunnels’ natural eeriness by giving the Oct. 22 and 23 tours a haunted theme.
Black students attending Harding University in 1968 formed the social club Groove Phi. Fifty-three years later, the Black Student Association (BSA) will pay homage to the original members of Groove Phi with a ‘60s themed celebration today, Oct. 29.
Harding COVID-19 quarantine protocols
As of Sept. 24, Harding University has had a total of 149 positive COVID-19 cases and 184 close contacts of COVID-19 cases. The current definition Harding provides of a close contact is: “Someone who has been within 6 feet of an infected person for a cumulative total of 15 minutes or more, with or without a cloth face mask, over a 24-hour period starting from two days before illness onset until the time the person who has tested positive is isolated.”
Women’s golf team begins season
Tacos 4 Life has recently closed permanently, leaving many to wonder why such a popular restaurant shut down. Several factors point toward the worker shortages found all over the country, especially in areas of employment, like foodservice and hospitality.
Delta Nu tailgates soccer game
Women’s social club Delta Nu hosted a tailgate before the Lady Bisons’ soccer game on Sept. 11. The event was called “Delta Nu Presents: A Milk and Cookies Tailgate” for which women were instructed to bring Oreos and men to bring milk. All were welcome.
Dr. Duke becomes new ASI executive director
Lady Bisons volleyball starts 2021 season
Student begins club for women in STEM
Harding welcomes a new academic club to its shores this semester with WISE: Women in Science and Engineering. Initiated by junior biochemistry and molecular biology major Libby Hinton, WISE seeks to connect women of STEM and help them build community together.
Searcy through the eyes of its beholder
Harding alumnae knit for refugees
Students react to Hurricane Ida
SA hosts freshman debate
The social club process began on Saturday, Aug. 28, with less regulations for COVID-19 than last year. With the 2020 fall semester being wrought with cancellations and restrictions, those who have club leadership roles continue to see the accommodations required to work around the pandemic.