People often use a lack of time as an excuse to not adopt a pet; however, increased time at home during quarantine has caused some people to rethink their reason…
Oh, the weather outside is frightful, but the lights are so delightful! As the temperature has dropped, the lights have gone up in Searcy, Arkansas. Houses, schools and parks are…
In the fall of 2019, the Brackett Library staff went on their annual retreat to Memphis, Tennessee, making a stop at Harding School of Theology to see the commissioned graphite…
Since the shift to online learning throughout 2020, there has been an increase in academic cheating throughout higher education, leading Harding faculty to alter methods for proctoring and administering exams…
Research in homeopathic medicine has been on the mind of many mainstream consumers in recent years, and people doing more research into homeopathic remedies for sickness and relaxation have found…
The audible sounds of fall have begun, from the crunch of the leaves to the heavy footsteps of boots. The effects of the seasons changing are new and different each…
Following the suspension of the on-campus spring semester, nursing students were not able to complete in-person clinicals as scheduled. Because of this, these students came back to campus two weeks…
Harding students continue to maneuver voting arrangements, as the general election is less than two weeks away. While voting typically has additional obstacles for college students who attend school away…
For Harding athletes, being quarantined or isolated due to COVID-19 guidelines puts their usual athletic training and practice schedule to a halt. However, this semester, several student athletes have chosen…
This summer U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos initiated changes to Title IX. The changes affect the rules and procedures for the University in sexual assault cases on campus. Title…