President Bruce McLarty officially took office in June, but today’s inauguration ceremony marks the celebration of his installation as the fifth president of Harding. To carry out the event, an…
On July 19, Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu urged his cabinet members to vote in favor of freeing 104 Palestinian prisoners, some of whom had been imprisoned for decades. The…
Harding University has offered academic coursework in communication sciences and disorders since 1953, when Richard Walker introduced “speech therapy services” to Searcy. This year marks the 60th year of the…
On the morning of Sept. 5, professors in the Department of Communication on campus, in conjunction with Public Safety, reported that five university-owned computers had been stolen from the Reynolds…
Brian Petree sat down with President McLarty for a one-on-one, exclusive interview, which includes a discussion about the initial negative response to the announcement of his presidency. Exclusive interview with…
With seven international campuses and nearly 50 percent of students studying abroad at some point in their Harding career, international safety and security are vital to the success of these…
The Student Association is working with the theme “Transitions” this year to apply to Dr. McLarty becoming Harding’s new president and also to the student body as a whole. According…
American intelligence recently reported the use of chemical weapons in Syria by President Bashar al-Assad. On Aug. 26, Secretary of State John Kerry called it “inexcusable” and “undeniable.” Shortly thereafter,…
Acting as pirates, freshman Dallas Herrmann and sophomore Caleb Gilmore pantomime peeping through a telescope during a “Pirates!?! A Pillaging of Gilbert and Sullivan” practice on Sunday, Sept. 1. The…
Q: What is the most rewarding part of your job? A: I like people and getting to be with people, especially with students in this time in their life and…