It has been over a year since COVID-19 transformed the way we live our lives today. As we try to move into post-COVID times, we still find ourselves uncertain about…
On Jan. 13, 2021, Olivia Rodrigo released her first single, “Driver’s License,” and took the world by storm. Within the first three days the song was released, it had record…
Film photography has become a trend in the world of photography today. More and more Harding students have begun experimenting with this lost art and are capturing memories that cost…
The Black Lives Matter movement has allowed more conversations to take place that encourage educating those who are not Black about what it is like being Black in America. One…
Multiple times throughout each year, stars glide across the sky leaving trails of dust and light behind them, amazing people everywhere. These are typically known as meteor showers. The Leonids…
Harding hosted its annual lighting ceremony on Nov. 2, despite the semester of distancing regulations. There were some changes made in order to keep the students on campus safe, while…
The Gilliam Biological Research Station (GBRS) is a farm just 10 miles from Harding’s campus that operates as both an outdoor classroom for several science classes and a place for…
The Brackett Library is celebrating the 100-year anniversary of the 19th Amendment, which gave women the right to vote, by holding an exhibit called “Rightfully Hers.” The Rightfully Hers exhibit…
At the height of the Black Lives Matter movement this summer, junior Magdalene Pike decided to get involved by starting a series of painted portraits of Black women on campus…
As the number of COVID-19 cases continues to rise, so do the numbers of those put in quarantine and isolation. Quarantine is for students who may have been exposed to…
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