Written by Tiane Davis and Emma Weber // Photo by Mufasa Lopez The regional Steel Bridge Competition took place at University of Tennessee at Martin April 4-6 and was hosted…
Written by Tiane Davis One year ago, I was struggling in so many areas of my life. The 2023 spring semester was a semester of doubt, questioning and hopelessness for…
Written by Alaina Wolf and Tiane Davis // Photo provided by UCM The move-in weekend that prepares incoming Harding students for life on campus is finding a new home as…
Written by Tiane Davis For most of my life, I have tended to give a lot of focus to my weaknesses or things I think I should enjoy, while neglecting…
Written by Tiane Davis // Photo by Edgar Cardiel Astronaut Jerry Linenger visited Searcy this week to experience the total solar eclipse and participate in the American Studies Institute Distinguished…
Written by Tiane Davis A freshman, Weston Eades, was chosen as one of the six hosts for Spring Sing this year. A rare feat. . Maybe I don’t pay enough…
Written by Tiane Davis // Photo by Jeff Montgomery Nearly four months after alumna Amy Emerson’s addition to the Board of Trustees, Emerson is preparing for her first meeting as…
Written by Tiane Davis I remember a time when I was 11 or 12 years old at a sleepover with a group of friends, telling secrets and getting into arguments…
Written by Tiane Davis // Photo by Briley Kemper University President Mike Williams and Vice President Jean-Noel Thompson announced in chapel Tuesday that Harding will hire Aramark to replace Chartwells…
Written by Tiane Davis When I was younger, the first Pokemon game I played was Pokemon Emerald. One of my brother’s classmates had given it to him, and the game…
Written by Tiane Davis When I was in preschool, my mom taught me how to make cutout paper hearts. My 5-year-old brain decided it only made sense to cut out…
Written by Tiane Davis // Graphic by Ben Evans The usual parking violation at Harding is $25. Receiving and paying parking tickets is a common complaint among students, and most…
Written by Tiane Davis Any time I travel or experience important events in my life, I get terrified at the thought I might someday forget the memories I made. In…
Written by Tiane Davis // Photo by Macy Cox After the recent temperature drop to below freezing early this week, Searcy First Methodist Church set up a warming fence and…
Written by Tiane Davis I grew up in a small rural town surrounded by a strange demographic of people my age who held a strong hatred toward cats. I heard…
Written by Tiane Davis // Photo provided by Jeff Montgomery The American Studies Institute (ASI) Distinguished Lecture Series invited Admiral William C. McRaven to speak in the Benson Auditorium for…
Written by Tiane Davis // Graphic by Ben Evans The University Board of Trustees approved a handbook policy revision called “Expectations for Sexual Morality” Nov. 2, according to an email…
Written by Tiane Davis When I was in elementary school, I loved to read. I still do, but back then it was a huge part of my identity. I carried…
Written by Tiane Davis // Graphic by Makayla McDonald Assistant director of Public Safety Kevin Davis sent an email last week alerting anyone on campus that a few parents of…
Written by Tiane Davis When I was younger, one of the hardest things for my brothers and me to learn was how to say “sorry.” We would get in fights…
Written by Tiane Davis As someone who grew up in the Hoosier State, my pride and ownership over Indiana as the state with the best basketball culture is strong. Basketball…
Written by Tiane Davis When I was in 8th grade, I played a clump of grass in my middle school’s production of “The Lion King Jr.” Lots of memorable things…
Written by Tiane Davis // Graphic by Makayla McDonald After over a year of gathering input from the community, Crafton Tull, an engineering, design and survey firm, presented a city…
Written by Tiane Davis // Photo provided by Mat Faulkner Alumnus Mat Faulkner is wrapping up his first year as Searcy mayor. Recently, Searcy completed a master plan with various…
Written by Tiane Davis Most of the time, I feel like I have absolutely nothing to write about. This week, I wrote the full 600 words for this column and…
Written by Tiane Davis // Photo by Morgan Pickering Harding Department of Public Safety (DPS) announced during chapel last week that the parking lot near Graduate Hall and Brackett Library…
Written by Tiane Davis // Graphic by Makayla McDonald The nationally acclaimed Credo Design Architects team was on campus last month to evaluate University facilities and property. A steering committee…
Written by Tiane Davis A couple of weekends ago I got to see Alanis Morissette perform at the Format Festival in Bentonville, Arkansas. After years of leaning on her music…
Written by Tiane Davis My sophomore year, during winter break, I took on the hours-long commitment of knitting a pink heart-patterned scarf — to protect myself from the weather, obviously,…
Written by Tiane Davis // Photo by Macy Cox Renovation at the new Searcy Public Library location began in early August after the library fundraising committee reached its original goal,…
Written by Tiane Davis Growing up, my dad always told my brothers and me to make sure to go to weddings and funerals — even if we don’t know the…
Written by Tiane Davis and Sam Robinson // Photo by Cooper Turman Last weekend, men’s social club Knights held a charity concert featuring musicians Nordista Freeze and Greedi at Citizen…
Written by Tiane Davis // Graphic by Ben Evans Searcy Beats and Eats partnered with the Arts and Life Performance Series to organize an event called “Bluegrass, BBQ, and Baristas”…
Written by Tiane Davis President Mike Williams announced in a press release to all Harding employees last week that Harding’s freshman class enrollment had increased from last year. With a…
Written by Tiane Davis Anyone who owns an iPhone knows they can pin up to nine people in their text conversations. Their mom, dad, best friend or therapist might be…
University launches “Women of Faith” initiative in conjunction Written by Tiane Davis // Photo by Macy Cox University ambassador Lisa Williams announced during chapel this week the new “Women of…
Written by Tiane Davis Last week I was reminded of a great part of my childhood. I did not realize the influence Mario had on my life until the sweetest…
Written by Tiane Davis // Graphic by Cooper Turman Athletes often have special traditions they follow to help them prepare for competition, and the softball and baseball teams use music…
Written by Tiane Davis // Photo by Macy Cox With the start of spring comes the increase of fun outdoor activities such as biking, camping and hiking. HU Outdoors, a…
Written by Tiane Davis // Photo by Balazs Balassa Harding University Healthy Eating Active Living (HU HEAL) hosted a cooking contest this week to encourage healthy eating on campus. The…
Written by Tiane Davis // Photo provided by Abi Schliffka During Harding’s spring break, a group of students did not get the privilege of a week off from classes. The…
Written by Tiane Davis // Graphic by Wagner Valdez The Region Eight Arkansas National History Day event is being hosted at Harding for the fourth consecutive year this weekend. Nine…
Written by Tiane Davis // Photo by Macy Cox Delk Construction is making progress on the new pickleball court project at Berryhill Park, which was approved in August. The project…
Written by Tiane Davis Slader’s Alaskan Dumpling Co. hosted a birthday party for Harry Styles at their main location Feb. 1. Sophomore Jiana Manglicmot, who recently became an events coordinator…
Written by Tiane Davis // Photo by Balazs Balassa Two Harding students took charge of Saturday bingo at Harding Place last semester, and their participation every week has sparked a…
Written by Tiane Davis // Graphic by Cooper Turman Director of Student Health Services Mary Darden announced in an email Jan. 9 that students would have access to a board-certified…
Written by Tiane Davis // Photo provided by Hunter Corker Students participating in the Harding University in England (HUE) program had the chance to witness London earlier this month during…
Bryce Corporation announced last Wednesday that the company would invest $80 million into expanding its operations in Searcy. With First Security Bank’s new tech center expected to be completed in 2023 as well, over 250 new jobs are predicted to enter Searcy within five years.
Searcy Beats and Eats recently hosted Tinkerfest in conjunction with the FIRST Arkansas Regional Robotics Tournament, located in the parking lot by the Rhodes-Reaves Field House.
Photo by Madison Meyer “I quit!” yelled Mr. Gabriel Grant Huff, who is the Assistant Copyeditor for the Bison. The Bison Head Copyeditor, Miss Caroline Birdwell, explained that every week…
Harding alumna Hayley Waldron visited campus the week before spring break to share her story about how one accident caused her to switch from pursuing a career in counseling to being a full-time nurse at the hospital and at home.
Austin Dunning, commonly known at Harding as Buff the Bison, was recognized at the basketball senior ceremony Feb. 24 for his final season after representing the school for 12 years as its beloved mascot.
Cloverdale Church of Christ will host a wild game potluck Sunday evening with an invitation to all who hunt or are hungry.
The Campus Activities Board (CAB) organized a blind date event on Valentine’s day in the Student Center pit where the paired couples ate dinner, played a Kahoot game and decorated cookies.
A representative of the Student Association (SA) announced in chapel two weeks ago they would be holding a contest for lament poems until Feb. 11. Junior SA representative Malachi Brown…
The first two Searcy Historic Christmas Tours were held Saturday, Dec. 4, and the White county Historical Society plans to host two more tomorrow.
Written by Tiane Davis | Photo by Caroline Palmer Several senior honors students recently presented their thesis projects that have been in the works for at least two semesters with…
Photo by Gabriel Huff Students currently taking the Living World Religions class visited Dallas last weekend to attend eight different religious worship services over a span of three days. Dean…
Workers at the Rialto Theater finished installing 100 new seats last week after working since 2018 to raise funds to purchase them.
The Department of Communication and College of Business Administration worked together to host 21 different businesses Tuesday, Oct. 19, from 1-3 p.m. at the IMC Expo in Cone Chapel.
Written by Tiane Davis (editorial assistant). Harding’s international track athletes have achieved many accomplishments this outdoor season, with two women reaching national provisional marks and two men breaking records, reaching…
Written by Tiane Davis I was a senior in high school last year, and I was pretty much tired of my senior year as soon as it started. I suppose…