Students, faculty and staff were invited to participate in branding research workshops last week presented by Carnegie Dartlet, a marketing strategy and branding firm based out of Seattle, Washington. Jana…
May 2011 graduate Harrison Dell, has worked as a youth and family minister at Downtown Church of Christ for the past seven years. Dell said his motivation for staying in…
The Department of Theatre will be performing the play “Angel Street” April 19-21. Ben Jones, associate professor of theatre and director of “Angel Street,” said the thriller is set in…
“Wait, so you never went to, like, a real school?” I honestly cannot count the number of times I’ve heard that phrase after telling someone that I grew up home-schooled.…
The Youth Advisory Council (YAC), a subcommittee of the White County Community Foundation, is hosting White County’s first Rescue Run 5K Run/Walk tomorrow to raise awareness for victims of bullying…
Nooma is a “mind body” experience studio that seeks to help people connect their bodies to their spirits and their breath, according to Casey Cox, co-founder and co-owner of Nooma.…
Senior Ashley Hudson believes it is important to have a mentor. That is why her new campus organization, Shine Bright, seeks to connect younger and older generations of women to…
Zach Neal, dean of students, recently started a series on Facebook to highlight people who have influenced or made an impact on his life. The series is titled “Just Because.”…
The Searcy Fire Department welcomed a new addition to their fleet last week. Fire chief Andy Woody said the Searcy Fire Department acquired a new fire truck called Engine 3,…
Zion Climbing Center hosted an open mic night on Thursday, January 25. According to senior Brad Hendrickson, a Zion volunteer, this was Zion’s first open mic night. Hendrickson said he…
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