With the close of the curtain last Saturday night, another year of Spring Sing has come to an end. The Ryan Award went to “Chicken Fillet: The Moosical,” the show…
Alumna Terri Lee, public information officer for the Searcy Police Department, avoids mid-day shopping and dining out at restaurants. She does not easily trust others and is anxious about encountering…
When senior Taylor O’Dell graduated from her small-town high school in Hughes Springs, Texas, she did not anticipate exploring further art beyond doodles on class notes and high school programs…
Co-written by Sarah Dixon and Abigail Cooper HU Brave is a social media movement on Facebook and Instagram which serves as an avenue to raise awareness about sexual assault in…
In this quickly reply and press on through our busy days. The practice of card writing is quickly dying, but there are those who are trying to keep it alive.…
When alumnus Seth Deitch wanted to surprise his wife with concert tickets to an Avett Brothers concert, he decided to contact the venue for possibilities of alleviating the cost of…
On December 15, 2014, Lieutenant Brian Wyatt escorted Clifton Drummond through the damp woods, stepping through wet leaves and mud. “I didn’t kill my son; I didn’t kill my son,”…
Mrs. Prieto said the main reason for the family’s moving to the U.S. was to stay together while junior Juan Prieto completed his college education at Harding. After two months…
Growing up in a village in Cameroon, Africa, Louis Bassay never imagined that he would end up in the U.S. studying Christian ministry. But now at age 43, Bassay along…
The age of struggling to navigate Pipeline on a mobile browser is over. The era of the app has begun. That’s right, Information Services and Technology (IS&T), the Student Association,…