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”,…