Eating healthy food while in college can be a challenge, and sometimes the problem stems (no pun intended) from not knowing where to get fresh produce or healthy snacks. From…
The Original Rock House Ministries is hosting the first Pursue Women’s Conference today, Sept. 6, from 7-11 p.m. in the Administration Auditorium. The conference will feature female Harding students and…
Despite her previous declaration, old Taylor can come to the phone right now. Taylor Swift debuted her seventh studio album “Lover” on Aug. 23. The album incites nostalgia for long-term…
As students return to campus and summer fades away, homework and studying slowly become a part of daily life. Some students may find themselves struggling with study habits and knowing…
This year’s Harding Read, selected by University President Bruce McLarty, is “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People” by Stephen R. Covey. Unlike previous book selections, this year’s book is…
Students have been taught that all procrastination is synonymous with carelessness and inattention to responsibility. However, the concept of strategic procrastination challenges this notion in that it ultimately results in…
The nostalgia of summer reading is ever-present as the school term comes to an end. Whether you loved or detested a summertime read, this collection of well-rounded books is sure…
Although many students go home for summer break, many also choose to stay in Searcy to experience what they refer to as a “Searcy summer,” hoping to get involved in…
This May, Harding will not only say goodbye to the graduating class of seniors that walk across the George S. Benson Auditorium stage. The university will also say goodbye to…
In 1973, Nancy Hatfield, her suite mate, and her suite mate’s boyfriend created the first Spring Sing performance, and over 40 years later, she often returns to what has become…