The Main Street Searcy Farmers’ Market returned Saturday, April 17, bringing opportunities for local vendors and buyers to enjoy an array of fresh vegetables, bread, seasonal flowers, jams or jellies,…
Written by Hannah Seibert The Waldron Center for Entrepreneurship is hosting the HU Spring Market Saturday to showcase student entrepreneurs and small business owners. The event will be from 11…
Written by Holland Chupek As the spring season has approached campus and Spring Sing is taking place, this year’s spring semester presents added excitement for many students. After being sent…
Visual Aesthetics, an art class typically taken by juniors and seniors, is currently showcasing its work in Midnight Oil Coffeehouse. Originally meant to occupy the coffee house last spring, the…
Many students around campus take advantage of opportunities to buy or sell used clothing through various avenues, and “closet cleanout” accounts on Instagram have become one popular platform for doing…
The process of asking someone to a function can oftentimes be scary or even embarrassing. In an effort to circumvent the traditions, sophomores Bailey King and Sam Stebbins both created…
Written by Holland Chupek and Sara McClaran. We all have that one class that we dread. You know, the one that makes you stay up past 2 a.m., stresses you…
Written by Sara McClaran and Ellie Shelton. Print book sales had their best year in a decade in the past year, the New York Times said, according to NPD BookScan.…
Looking back on the past year of COVID-19, things that once seemed normal are no longer seen in the same light. Between social distancing and mask wearing, people have been…
College life has changed over the years. From technology to Starbucks, there are many things that college students now feel they could not live without, many of which were not…