Written by Camille White Brackett Library hosted its annual book signing during Homecoming weekend. It was held in the Hammon Student Center in front of the bookstore Nov. 4. Published…
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Looking at Harding’s timeless cookbook
A walk through the First Ladies Garden
Shackelfords reflect on their time at HUF
IMCO tours companies in Little Rock
Pitts retire after 50 years of teaching
Harding couple builds houses together
Fitch wins McInteer Art Competition
Harding adds child advocacy minor
Chandler recharges Campus Life
Student publishes Christian novel
SA president, vice president elected
HU16 presents ‘Shock Talk’
Q&A with ASI fellow Dr. Jason Jewell
Music faculty perform as 242 Strings
Another club skates across campus
Searcy renovates roads around campus
Searcy Mission House hosts first guests
Chorus travels for Mississippi performance
College of Education introduces new course
New shopping opportunities come to Searcy
Remembering the legacy of Dr. King
Departments offer new classes across campus
Harbin houses emotional support rat
Regina celebrates 75th anniversary
Downtown singing encourages students
Coffee options in Searcy expanding
Bike Gang rolls through campus
Baja team rebuilds vehicle frame
Veterans chit, chat and chew together
Get Down Downtown Festival Returns
HU Film Club views “Jaws” in 3D
New representatives join SA
Searcy summer — we’re in business
Associate professor of English Dr. Amy Qualls has been chosen to serve a two year appointment as faculty fellow in the Honors College. Qualls has been a part of Harding’s faculty for 11 years, with several of those spent also teaching Honors Symposium over the summer.
The Harding student body elected junior interdisciplinary studies major Megan Sledge and junior management major Laney Bell as next year’s Student Association (SA) president and vice president, as announced on April 8, along with sophomore medical humanities major Britney Njeri as secretary and junior accounting major Grant Moore as treasurer.
Harding Academy’s robotics team, Breakaway 3937, hosted the FIRST Robotics Arkansas regional tournament in the Rhodes-Reaves Field House last weekend. High school robotics teams from across the U.S. and Mexico competed in hopes to advance to the World Championships in Houston, Texas.
Harding hosts national singing competition, opera singer Meroë Khalia Adeeb
Harding is hosting the Arkansas chapter of the National Association of Teachers of Singing’s (NATS) spring conference and competition on Saturday. As part of that conference and in collaboration with the Arts and Life program at Harding, opera singer Meroë Khalia Adeeb will be performing as the featured singer tonight.