It was an utterly transformative day for more than 50,000 runners competing in the New York City Marathon on Sunday, Nov. 5, 2017. In the span of 26.2 miles, goals…
If you read nothing else, read this: Thou shalt love the Muslims as thyself. To treat those who are different from you as anything other than your neighbor is to…
I haven’t stopped thinking about Las Vegas, either. That’s what has me so concerned about the article published in last week’s edition of The Bison titled “We must do better.” I’m…
I cannot stop thinking about Las Vegas. I worked at WBBJ-TV in Jackson, Tennessee, from 1996 to 1998 as a camera and sound operator, during which time I helped bring…
Congressional sessions have been less than productive of late. The number of bills passed by Congress has been steadily declining since the 1970s. According to the Govtrack website, the 113th…
For Fall Break, my friend Jacob and I set out on a nostalgic quest to revisit one of the last great heroes of the casual dining industry: Shoney’s. For those…
Receiving feedback is a gift of wisdom that calls humanity higher. It provides the means to go further in life with others’ input than we ever could on our own.…
Las Vegas has weighed heavy on my heart this week. I am grieved by the massive loss of life that occurred due to the atrocious acts of one man. I…
There is an action sweeping across the National Football League (NFL) which has brewed up a proverbial storm. Kneeling during the national anthem has become a way for some NFL…
I want to start by saying that I believe this issue is not about the flag itself, for the flag is only an object. However, this issue is about what…
One does not have to go back very far to recall George W. Bush, Bob Dole and John McCain joining with Al Gore, Bill Clinton and John Kerry to acknowledge…
Harding hosted a concert for a Christian rap artist for the first time a few weeks ago. I would like to thank Logan Light and the CAB team for organizing…
One of the most integral concepts that permeates our Constitution is the notion of checks and balances. In response to a tyrannical and coercive British monarch, our founders formed our…
Former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales took the Benson stage on Thursday, Sept. 7 to discuss his time in the White House and his new book, “A Conservative and Compassionate Approach…
Harding is known for having different activities for students and faculty members. Besides watching movies during chapel, attending football games and enjoying donut holes and music at the Student Center…
Written by Robert McPherson This summer I had the opportunity to represent the United States Army in memorials and ceremonies across Normandy, France. June 6, 1944, is a day that…
The start of the school year brings a fresh wave of exciting firsts. Moving into a new dorm, a solar eclipse, the first day of school, and who can forget…
Student Association president senior Dakota Ellis pursued an idea inspired by President Bruce McLarty to clean up part of Harding’s backyard: Gin Creek. When Ellis asked President Bruce McLarty about what…
Spring has always been my favorite season. Everything begins to turn green again, and the warmer weather melts away the cold days of winter. But most importantly, baseball returns from…
Most of you have probably heard about Likewise College on campus. If you have not, Likewise College is a non-profit organization started by Harding alumni Dr. Jeff Kreh that is…
Written by Aaron Alexander The shot goes up and bounces off the rim. Senior forward Correy Moyer, of the Lady Bison basketball team, goes up for the rebound, makes contact…
Written by Daniel Evans I’ve been reading the Bison for four years now, and the article with which I felt the most connection was “The Toilet Review.” Written by Zach…
Written by Patrick Jones On more than one occasion, I have been asked why I do theatre. For years, I never had an answer except, “I got bored with everything…
The Lady Bisons extended their GAC record to 27 consecutive wins following four weekend wins against Southeastern Oklahoma State University (SEOSU) and two games on Tuesday, April 4, against Arkansas…
Written by: Jesse Mechler Welcome to Women’s History Month. Please enjoy these next 31 days where women are celebrated and encouraged! Enjoy your right to vote, own property, be…
Written by: Lexi Hoagland Ever since high school, I have prayed God would give me a path where I can be a light in the world. I prayed that God…
When I was little, there were three video games I would play: “Mario Bros.,” “Sonic the Hedgehog” and “Crash Bandicoot.” While the first two have stayed relevant, Crash’s popularity went…
It’s no secret: I love film. In fact, that’s a gross understatement. I have three shelves full of movies in my apartment. I can’t leave Walmart without stopping at the…
My father, a 1986 Harding alumnus, had a column in this very publication titled “Given to Extremes.” He wrote a piece called “The Harding Epic: Journey to Find a Real…
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