Two anchors from Harding’s student broadcast HU16 began producing independent podcasts in their homes during April following quarantine. With HU16 on hiatus, senior Maxwell Ross and junior Jackson Duncan put…
It was a family reunion unlike any other. This semester marked Jeremy Daggett’s second semester as program director for Harding University in Latin America (HULA), where he works and lives…
Students and their families are getting creative to remain active during quarantine. Normal routines have not existed for over a month; however, one couple found a way to maintain their…
While some students are spending their time completing online classes or learning new hobbies, others are clocking in hours as an essential worker. At the time of this publication, 42…
Written by Caroline Birdwell Junior Morgan Proffitt ran unopposed for the Student Association (SA) presidency and was elected April 9 for the 2020-2021 school year, making Proffitt the fourth female…
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, a theater director from Texas started a company named The Call-Out with the goal of calling Christians to use their gifts and creative…
Ethan Brown was working as a registered nurse in the heart and lung transplant intensive care unit at The Mayo Clinic when his life took a dramatic turn. In the…
Harding University is filled with inventive minds and students searching for ways to express themselves through their passions and creativity. However, fear can sometimes control people who have amazing ideas,…
Over spring break, Harding students were informed of the decision to not return to campus. Although some students have returned to campus to gather their belongings, many are now scattered…
What do you get when you mix a lot of unexpected free time with a passion project? For senior Kayley Underwood, the answer is some good conversations — particularly, “Christlike…
When Sophomore Everett Kirkman looked around at the state of the world on Saturday, March 28, she decided there needed to be something to keep everyone’s spirits up; thus quarantine…
While seniors come to terms with their last year as Harding students ending off-campus, Harding faculty members retiring at the end of the spring semester are also adjusting to the…
This semester quickly took an unexpected turn when students learned they would not be returning to campus due to COVID-19. Over the last several weeks, students have transitioned to online…
When the Italian government imposed a national quarantine beginning March 9 in an attempt to contain the coronavirus, Robbie Shackelford, director of Harding University in Florence (HUF), and his wife,…
Humility and justice: Alumnus releases book about finally finding justice in Civil Rights cold cases
Through the years, Harding has seen many successful alumni. However, perhaps none have had the same type of impact that ‘82 alumnus Jerry Mitchell has had. Mitchell is an American…
Thanks to the students of communication instructor Noah Darnell’s feature writing journalism class, President Bruce McLarty’s three-year search for the two women who were the first students to integrate into…
As a young child, junior Alyson Lowenstein was handed a great deal of responsibility. Being a child of two deaf parents, she often served as her parents’ ears and voice. …
Harding science students saw their hard work and research pay off in a big way when members of a research team were selected to travel to Washington D.C. earlier this…
Hoofprints Creative Studios took a five-day trip to Chicago to visit marketing agencies and further their knowledge in Public Relations. Hoofprints is the Communication Department’s advertising and public relations agency…
Harding is a community for students from all over the world to come together and serve different needs on and off campus. Students have continued to create opportunities for themselves…
Harding nursing students departed Feb. 8 for an intensive one week medical mission trip. The Carr College of Nursing partnered with Health partnered with Health Talents International, a medical evangelism…
Two notable men’s social clubs went head-to-head in an intense game of basketball on Feb. 13 at 6 p.m. to decide who would lead the basketball season this past week.…
The artwork of two Harding students hang on display at the Midnight Oil Coffeehouse Spring 2020. Freshman Anna Westbrook painted the stylized mountain mural that hung on the back of…
Days after finding out his bicep had dissolved into his bloodstream, sophomore Shane Ryan proceeded to play in the club volleyball semi-final to clinch the win against men’s social club…
The Diles When Drs. Allen and Laurie Diles met in 1991, neither had marriage on their mind. Laurie had already earned her doctorate degree and had begun her career teaching…
Most Harding students know Slader’s Alaskan Dumpling Co. for its unique food and relaxed environment, making it the perfect location for the light competition and fun that junior Mac Conn…
Harding students share a house, purposefully full of plants, which they affectionately call “The Green House.” One can see the collection of plants displayed through The Green House windows from…
Once upon a time, four Spring Sing hosts and hostesses returned to the Benson stage for another round of singing, dancing and storytelling. This April, audience members will welcome back…
After 47 years at Harding, Dr. Mike James, dean of the Honors College, announced his retirement planned for August. James began his time at Harding in 1973 in the public…
Harding broadcast journalism major junior Jackson Duncan became the first student to solo commentate a sporting event in the past 10 years that’s aired on HU16’s streaming service. Duncan commentated…
Three members of the Frazier family will walk across the stage at Harding’s December commencement ceremony. Bryan and April Frazier are the parents of Lydia Frazier, and all three will…
As students move further out of childhood and in to adulthood, it seems that Christmas begins to lose its magic. Not only have students changed over the course of time,…
Winner of the Golden Globe for Best Television Series in 2017, “The Crown” has proven to successfully be both entertaining and educational. The spring HArding University in England (HUE) students…
Harding groundskeeper pursues degree Joe Burton is a man of many talents: studying, working, fathering three kids, being a loving husband, playing in a band, teaching baseball and softball, owning…
A story in the making for over 50 years finally got its chance to shine at the annual HU Five-Minute Film Festival Nov.1-2. Siblings, seniors Matt and Kaylee Rice, created…
Sophomore Layne Pace ran the St. George Utah Marathon in October, beating her personal record by seven minutes, so it’s only fitting she would start a club to mentor young…
Senior Elissa Tetrault has a heart for missions and serving others. As a freshman, she became involved in Lamplight Ministry, a ministry in which Harding students visit and build relationships…
It’s another home football game in the September heat: Fans are cheering, football players are locked in and the crowd is getting tense. But there he is, Buff the Bison,…
“A Community of Mission” — kinesiology professor J.D. Yingling and his wife, Kimberly Yingling, adjunct kinesiology professor, have found their place in fulfilling Harding’s mission statement. This is what Harding…
For many students, one of the best feelings comes from going to the student center after chapel, checking their mailbox and seeing they have mail. However, Harding students also know…
At Relay for Life on Oct. 4, Harding University honored cancer survivors — students and non-students — by shining a light on their experiences and faith in God throughout their…
Junior Timothy Holloway is a blacksmith, and has been practicing blacksmithing at home, in St. Louis, Missouri, since age 12. Timothy’s older brother, Trevor Holloway, first mentioned the idea of…
Students at Harding may think they know their teachers, but a professor band may prove them otherwise. Some faculty members from the College of Bible and Ministry have gotten away…
Seniors Makensie, Hannah and Bethany Cobb are triplets with one united goal — to spread the Gospel to the nations. They are all currently studying to become nurses with an…
oice in the Harding Art Department after teaching as an adjunct for eight years, but in her new role as assistant professor, she is helping student artists find their own…
A first-year Bible professor. A Harding University alumnus. A chaplain in the Army and a preacher. Jason Darden is a lot of things — including even a Christian rapper with…
Senior Emily Morris spent her summer working as an honors intern with the FBI in Washington, D.C., after meeting FBI employees through a Harding College of Business Administration (COBA) networking…
Junior Megan Harris returned from a summer mission trip to Thailand with her health in critical condition due to two strands of E. coli she contracted while traveling. After staying…
In 2017, graduate student Anitha Kobusingye was told by her friend Kim Arnold that there was a scholarship for international students she might be interested in pursuing. Kobusingye took the…
With a new ring on her finger and trophy in her hand, Harding junior Emily Shell found one April weekend to be quite eventful. On April 19 and 20, Shell…
During the first week of April, the student body elected new members of the Student Association (SA) for the 2019-2020 school year. Senior Michael Krupka was elected president, along with…
Craig Jones began his Spring Sing career 46 years ago, the same year Spring Sing started, and has been vital for staple production throughout the years. Jones, an instructor of…
Mckenzie DiLeo and her ants are marching one-by-one toward a hopeful victory. DiLeo, a senior and one of the six directors of the womens’ social clubs Ju Go Ju (…
Allie Scott, sophomore theatre major and 2019 Spring Sing hostess, has been involved in Harding productions since early in her freshman year. Her relationship with Spring Sing, however, started much…
Many ministries are working to impact communities in White County, and you can help. The contacts for the ministries listed are available below. Christians in action Christians In Action (CIA)…
Bob Walker, chairman of the Board of Trustees, and his wife, Beth, returned earlier this month from an abbreviated study abroad experience. On Feb. 27, the Walkers left the U.S.…
Juniors Luke Humphrey and Lindsey Bender have been named Impact co-directors for the second consecutive year. This is the first returning pair of directors in the history of summer orientation…
Harding entrepreneurs are partnering with business owners in Searcy to make ideas become reality. Four students in the Entrepreneurship 385 class — enterprise, innovation and growth with David Kee, assistant…
College can be a stressful time for students, and everyone handles it differently, whether that be by exercising, meditating or watching TV. A newer form of relaxation is through Autonomous…
Intertwining their skills with their passion to help others, the tight-knit group People Interested in Service (PINS) raises money for Harding student scholarships by making and selling quilts. The women…
Last year, freshman Cambria Tognaci published her first novel. According to Tognaci, she knew she wanted to be an author since early in her childhood. By the age of 13,…
For any student interested in a career in health science, the Harding Health Sciences Club is a valuable resource. The club offers students opportunities to attend panels and hear guest…
Laconia Therrio remembers many things from his time at Harding College, where he enrolled as a freshman in 1972 and would later be elected by the student body as Student…
There are several initiatives going on around the country to reintroduce people — especially younger generations to the art of preaching. One of those initiatives is the Next Gen Preacher…
Two young alumni have moved back to the city that raised them and will open Comeback Coffee on March 29. Hayes and Amy McPherson, 2017 Harding graduates, moved back to…
Spring Break Countdown: two more weeks. Whether or not it’s exclusive to Harding students, it is a very trademark Spring Break thing to pack as many people as you can…
Women have started filling leadership roles in STEM departments at Harding University for the first time. Rebekah Rampey, chair of the department of biology, has been in her new position…
The oldest business in Searcy, Arkansas, is still standing after 92 years of service. The family-owned Stotts Drug Store, located in downtown Searcy, has hosted a pharmacy and gift shop…
When Mieka and Evan Pratt cross the finish line of the St. Jude Rock ‘n’ Roll half marathon on April 27th, one thing is for sure, they will do it…
Americans have been raised on the stories of princesses and superheroes — stories that glorify saving others. It feels good to help others, but when dealing with cross- cultural missions,…
From dozens of spring break trips to long-term internships, Harding students can travel anywhere in the world to follow the charge of Mark 16:15. Specifically, mission trips targeted toward students…
“Today is the best day of my life. I’m one day closer to eternity in heaven.” This was a phrase often said by Doyle Kee, words which have resounded in…
John Lim wants to go home. Lim, a sophomore Bible and family ministry major, is from Choa Chu Kang in Singapore, and for the past year and a half, his…
Before ever hearing the phrase ‘Good morning, and welcome to chapel,’ freshman Priscila Magadu was well aware of Harding University and its president, Bruce McLarty. Magadu, from Zimbabwe, came across…
Everyone has a story to share, whether it’s a fan favorite they tell over and over again or a hidden gem they only share with a select few. Junior Braden…
Written by Gael Langdon Mike Cook and Kevin Ray grew up together in Searcy. They met in high-school, Cook a sophomore and Ray a Junior. After 22 years of lives…
For two Harding University juniors, a friendship formed abroad has grown into love. From Greece to Israel to Italy, Shen Catteau and Maggie Meyer have seen a lot of the…
Over the last 10 years, New York City has become a staple for the Department of Communication students. Every winter break, the department takes a trip to NYC to see…
Juniors Cassidy Ward and Riley Jane Osborne did not know each other before they studied abroad together in Greece this past spring. While abroad, Ward and Osborne not only became…
Through involvement in local projects, Mat Faulkner is working to better Searcy’s community Written by Nora Johnson and Jed Myers Mat Faulkner, president and chief idea officer of Think Idea…
Going home for Thanksgiving break can mean many hours spent on the road for many people. While most students spend time making sure their grades are in check, many do…
Searcy nonprofit leaders clarify misconceptions about homelessness and discuss their efforts to minister to displaced families In 2017, the United States Interagency Council on Homelessness (USICH) reported that an average…
Understanding global citizenship within an individualistic culture. Part 2 – How does a global perspective relate to the immigration question? Written by Nora Johnson and Justin Duyao It is safe…
At the 94th Homecoming festivities, senior Cloris Huang became the first international student in Harding’s history to be crowned Homecoming Queen. Senior Wanru Huang, also known as Cloris, became the…
According to breastcancer.org, 1 in 8 U.S. women develop invasive breast cancer in their lifetime. This Breast Cancer Awareness month, two Harding faculty members reflect on their experience battling the…
Klay Bartee, professor of marriage and family therapy, and his wife Lisa Bartee have been involved with Harding since 1978, when they enrolled as students at the university. The Bartees…
Written by Ava Galyean The annual Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing, the world’s largest gathering of women in computing, was held at the George R. Brown Convention Center…
During Theatron’s 25th anniversary year, three Theatron members remaining at Harding have begun the process of restarting the organization after a year of inactivity. Theatron, a drama ministry organization, began…
Main Street Searcy, a volunteer-based non-profit organization, has made strides in updating downtown Searcy, raising its appeal to the community. Amy Burton is at the center of the action with…
Written by Nora Johnson and Justin Duyao Even 17 years after the last episode of “Mr. Roger’s Neighborhood” aired on PBS, the lyrics of the show’s theme song are still…
On Sept. 10, Harding University in England (HUE) alumni from the past six trips were surprised to find a Facebook notification from their Icelandic bus driver Ragnheiður Jónsdóttir, adding them…
Harding Academy has tapped a new choreographer in town for their 2018 musical, “Newsies.” Senior theatre major Justice Laws was approached this summer by Director Melani Blansett about being choreographer…
Mind, body, spirit — the pillars senior Carlie Sobol said NoomaLIFE prioritizes in their fitness studio. According to Noomalife.com, Nooma is a “mind-body” experience studio, seeking to help customers create…
This semester, junior Julia Hensley not only has to manage school work and an officer role in women’s social club Delta Nu. On Aug. 14, Hensley became the manager of…
Yijun Zhang, who prefers his American name, Crescent, is a senior international business major from the Guangdong Province in Guangzhou City, China. Crescent came to Harding in 2016 through “2+2”,…
The student body elected two freshmen representatives and an international representative for the Student Association (SA) last week. Freshmen Jacob Rhymes and Abby Maguffee were elected to the freshmen positions,…
When Pengliang Liao decided to transfer to Harding, he knew it was a Christian school. Though he was an atheist, the opportunity to study in the United States was too…
A fourth social club reception Oct. 15 and 16 will replace Visitation Week during this fall’s social club induction process. In previous years, Visitation Week offered prospective inductees a one-on-one…
Co-written by Kyle Raney and Kendall Carwile In the last few years, Pleasure Street on the west side of campus has transformed from open lots where married couple apartments resided…
Written by Cassidy Colbert For Dr. Kathy Dillion, associate professor of English, the word “immigrant” hits home. Dillon spent the last three summers working with immigrants in Russia, Germany and,…
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