Written by Malachi Brown The Catholic Church has experienced three major schisms in its 2000-year history — once about every 500 years; church historians are looking at a fourth. I…
Written by Malachi Brown Harding School of Theology (HST), the last free-standing seminary in the Churches of Christ, is closing its doors in Memphis, Tennessee, and joining its mother school…
Written by Malachi Brown I am an introvert. Many of my dearer friends know this, but a lot of them have only found out more recently as I’ve more often…
Written by Malachi Brown My freshman year when we had a combined Thanksgiving and Christmas break because of COVID-19, I took a seasonal job as a cashier at Walgreens. That…
Written by Malachi Brown This is my fifth semester taking a biblical language, and if you were thinking “Poor soul, who would do that to themselves?” then the answer is…
Harding has been a part of Searcy since 1933, and as an insider looking out, it seems like Searcy is not as infatuated with Harding as we would like to…
Written by Malachi Brown // Graphic by Cooper Turman Bobbie Boozer, the new executive director of the White County Domestic Violence Prevention Program, began laying new foundations for education and…
No doubt many of us have heard about the religious revival at Asbury University, a school quite like ours. Worship continued for 10 days straight, classes were put off, and…
I came to terms with my mortality a while ago over a wide array of experiences with bad driving, club sports injuries and five semesters of biblical languages. More recently,…
This year I played the classic game — as an upperclassman, active club member and beau — of trying to get out of Spring Sing. My friends and I agreed…
Written by Malachi Brown At least twice a year, my mother brings up my ACT test scores and my math class grades, lamenting that I didn’t become an engineer or…
Written by Malachi Brown It’s no secret that Kanye West has been dropped from Adidas, and Footlocker pulled all Yeezys from sale on account of his recent antisemitic comments and…
Written by Malachi Brown Spring of my freshman year, the College of Business invited Lawrence W. Reed to speak, the author of a book called “Was Jesus a Socialist?” Poor…
Written by Malachi Brown Leo Tolstoy’s “Anna Karenina,” often asserted as the best novel of all time, opens with this line: “Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is…
Written by Malachi Brown // Graphic by Cooper Turman As the novelty of the new school year wears off, Harding’s Campus Lifestyle has been working to bring fun activities to…
Written by Malachi Brown Last semester, my friend Jackson and I were “kidnapped” by some of our club sisters of Delta Nu. They drove us around the back roads of…
Written by Malachi Brown If you’ve read or watched “The Lord of the Rings,” you’ll know that Hobbits are a unique species in J.R.R. Tolkien’s writings. They do not strive…
Written by Malachi Brown Beliefs are peculiar things to hold. The fact that we are so passionate about them attests to something. In a society where “open-mindedness” is a chief…