If you ever find yourself in the mood to brew instant controversy, just try to create a story “inspired” by a biblical text. “Noah,” directed by Darren Aronofsky, features Russell…
The social welfare policy and services II class conducted a poverty simulation from March 24-27. Approximately 35 students participated in the simulation in which they were allowed to spend only…
Even if you ignore the fact that Harding University is one of the top three largest employers in Searcy, it is hard to ignore that, with a student body of…
The Stevens Art Gallery is displaying the graphic design show “Synapse,” showcasing the portfolios of senior graphic design majors, until April 11. Senior Tyler Carmical said the graphic design seniors…
The grilled cheese sandwich has been a part of my life since I was a child. It usually consisted of a Kraft American single between two slices of white bread,…
When you choose to live in the South, it means you must accept living with three things: rednecks, barbecue and bipolar weather. This time of year, Arkansas weather is notorious…
By the end of Center on the Square’s “See How They Run,” my abs were tight from laughing. The two-and-a-half-hour comedy is full of quirky characters and ridiculous personalities in…
If you have thought seriously about what it will take to be successful in your academic career (and in life, for that matter), you have likely realized that books play,…
This summer, from July 5-12, a group of 50 high school students will gather on campus and take part in the Kerusso Summer Preaching Camp. The “Kerusso Experience” is led…
At the end of February, Republicans Asa Hutchinson and Curtis Coleman and Democrat Mike Ross filed to run for Arkansas governor. Before filing day and before most were aware of…