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.
In January, associate professor of communication Jim Miller was promoted to assistant dean of the Honors College. Starting in August, associate professor of engineering James Huff will begin a new position as senior faculty fellow for the Honors College.
A Harding English class held a public poetry reading Tuesday, Feb. 15, at Kibo Midnight Oil Coffee House to read short stories and poems by Black authors in honor of Black History Month.
Everyone should have a mentor like Mr. C. As it turns out, everyone did.
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…
Photo by Madison Meyer Harding alumna Abby Smith remembered sitting in the audience of shows at the Arkansas Repertory Theater in Little Rock when she was in college. “And I’ve…
Photo by M. Liann Gallagher A team of six Harding students traveled to Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee, on Jan. 31 to participate in the 2022 Academic Competition Federation (ACF)…
Assistant professor of English Paulette Bane published her second book of poetry Jan. 3. The book, “Wading through Lethe,” was published under the name Paulette Guerin and explores the theme of memory, drawing inspiration from mythology and Bane’s childhood.
A group of people at Harding began organizing the first Searcy spring break mission trip this fall, with the goal of helping students connect with local residents and organizations.
Start Her Running took a group of approximately 50 students to run in the St. Jude half marathon and 10K in Memphis, Tennessee, on Dec. 4.