With the start of the fall season, television is gearing up for a new line up of shows and new developments of returning programs. Perhaps the most anticipated event of…
A few hours past midnight, freshman Ansley Watson sat in the back seat of a van, hugging a large, white, buzzing box. Watson was moving to a new house about…
Upperclassmen can return to Harding as if they are coming back home. Freshmen, however, enter an entirely new world. UPeers, a social network exclusive to Harding, has been a tool…
Best-selling novel turned movie “The Help” has become a story that will be passed down through the ages. In Kathryn Stockett’s first novel and New York Times best=seller, Skeeter Phelan,…
A Shipley Do-Nuts has just opened up in Searcy. The Shipley Company started in 1936 with Lawrence Shipley making doughnuts for wholesale; now the company has more than 250 stores…
Written by Aerial Whiting After nearly 45 years of serving on the Harding faculty, Dr. Dennis Organ, dean of the College of Arts and Humanities and executive director of Alpha…
Written by John Mark Adkison We all want to see heaven; we are just not usually so eager to forsake our bodies and hear our heartbeats go silent. We all…
Written by Caleb Rummel “Soul Surfer” is the latest inspirational, based-on-a-true-story film to hit the theaters and take a chance at pulling your heartstrings. The movie follows young Bethany Hamilton,…
Written by Aerial Whiting A Shakespearean scholar from Nottingham Trent University in England lectured on “The Tempest” by William Shakespeare Tuesday, April 19, in Cone Chapel. The scholar, Dr. Peter…
Written by Kristi Soto For jersey night this year, only people who are participating in Spring Sing were allowed to attend Monday night’s first rehearsal. Spring Sing Producer Cindee Stockstill…