Junior Juan Prieto dreamed of coming to the U.S. during his childhood in Venezuela. He paid special attention in his English classes and asked his parents if he could one…
Students gathered in a schoolyard in Zulia, Venezuela, for their morning routine of prayer, announcements and singing of the national anthem on a January day in 2014. It was the…
Increasing Elevation He visited Uganda once, then he quit his job and opened a coffee shop. Larry Norman learned about Kibo while working as a professor at Rochester College in…
President Donald Trump chose Jerry Falwell Jr., president of Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia, the largest Christian college in the world, to lead a White House task force to reform…
One of my favorite parts of being home is visiting my grandmother and indulging in homemade pizza, pasta and lots of bread and cheese. My Nona makes the best food,…
Impact 360, a nonprofit martial arts ministry, purchased its first building and plans to transform it into a training and community center. Impact 360 is an organization founded in 2004…
The American Studies Institute will conclude its distinguished lecture series with Ruby Bridges, author and civil rights activist, Thursday, Feb. 2 at 7:30 p.m. in the Benson Auditorium. Bridges was…
Alumna Danny Cagnet was finishing her bachelor’s degree at Harding when her marketing professor gave her an article regarding early ideas of “doing well by doing good” and positively influencing…
A hearing for a former student who was involved in an on-campus aggravated assault was rescheduled after he requested a court-appointed defender on Tuesday, Jan. 3. Former student JoaQuin Collins…
“I looked out the window, and I was amazed,” Mark Sekimpi said. “I expected (the development) because I watched the movies, and I could see the big cities, but now…