Written by Emma Field // Photo provided by Jeff Montgomery Latin Fest has brought the experience of learning about cultures and traditions to Harding’s campus since its debut in 1996,…
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HU Campus Life organizes petting zoo
HU Outdoors presents hiking challenge
Theta holds third annual concert
Women’s social clubs host ‘Delta Dancing’
Looking back at Spring Sing
Spring Market returns
Titans hosts 19th Toga concert
Green in history and at Harding
Campus Life introduces Cotton Candy Friday
Harding Theatre performs ‘The Crucible’
Students start Wolf Shirt Wednesday
Delta Gamma Rho begins ballet club
Delta Nu hosts Anti-Valentine’s Party
Harding Assassins return for second year
“Play That Goes Wrong” wins four awards
Fresh new menu introduced at Tacker’s
SA holds second-annual club cookoff
Students take advantage of nearby concerts
Latin Fest returns after COVID-19
Social clubs prepare for Homecoming Parade
Putting the pieces together
TNT holds hit-a-thon fundraiser
Student resources offered on campus
Campus Life hosts student activities
Students wear white day after Labor Day
Social clubs hold downtown concert
Little Red Run picks up traction
Social club hosts annual concert
The Brook and the Bluff — a band from Birmingham, Alabama —performed on the Anthony and Wright Administration Auditorium stage on Saturday, April 2. The band is now based in Nashville, Tennessee, and before starting their next tour on April 7, they stopped by Harding to perform.
For many Harding students, spring break is spent in Florida or Colorado, but that was not the case for a few students this year. Juniors Kelcy Mayes, Matti Brown and Carly Slate vacationed in Hawaii. Mayes said the idea came up last September.
CAB hosts weekly bingo nights
The Harding Campus Activities Board (CAB) provides many activities on campus over a semester. Currently, CAB hosts bingo nights at Late-Night Caf in the Charles White Dining Hall on Tuesday nights. These bingo nights last from 9-9:30 p.m., and prizes are awarded to the winners. Senior CAB student director Coleman Bevill described CAB’s inspiration behind the bingo nights.
Students begin using app ‘BeReal’
Fantasy sports, particularly fantasy football, have been popular for a while, and the industry is still growing. Some leagues who participate face punishments that are often coined as “friendly” for the loser, and in the case of senior Jackson Montgomery, that included a full stomach after a six-hour stay at Waffle House.
Several students, from a variety of majors, are taking on internships this semester. Some students will be gone for up to eight weeks, while others for only a week. One such student is sophomore Topher Hearn, an accounting major interning at CBIZ in Memphis, Tennessee.
A weekend in Northwest Arkansas
Harding University is located within driving distance of two Southeastern Conference (SEC) universities: the University of Arkansas and the University of Mississippi. Both Fayetteville, Arkansas, and Oxford, Mississippi, are located within 200 miles of Searcy, Arkansas. This semester, several Harding students have taken advantage of the close proximity of these universities, traveling with friends and family for a weekend road trip.
Beneath the Pryor-England Science Building lies a network of tunnels, ordinarily inaccessible to students. Though this may sound like a rumor or superstition, students had the opportunity to see the tunnels themselves thanks to the Harding University chapter of the American Chemical Society (HUACS), which offered tours Oct. 21, 22 and 23. The club also took advantage of the tunnels’ natural eeriness by giving the Oct. 22 and 23 tours a haunted theme.
Harding COVID-19 quarantine protocols
As of Sept. 24, Harding University has had a total of 149 positive COVID-19 cases and 184 close contacts of COVID-19 cases. The current definition Harding provides of a close contact is: “Someone who has been within 6 feet of an infected person for a cumulative total of 15 minutes or more, with or without a cloth face mask, over a 24-hour period starting from two days before illness onset until the time the person who has tested positive is isolated.”
How to choose a major
Students may come to college uncertain about what their major will be, or they may decide that the major they chose is no longer what they want. However, there are resources on campus to help students have the education they want.