In order to promote anti-bullying campaigns, the Harding chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America hosted a “Glow After Party” at the Zion Climbing Center on Saturday, Feb.…
Here are some summaries of top international and national news, along with links to quality news coverage of the events. Stories include Olympic track athlete Oscar Pistorious on trial for…
HARDING — In the last few days, students have reported three stolen spare tires from Jeeps on campus. Any suspicious activity should be reported to Harding Public Safety. HARDING —…
Fifteen Harding students in an independent research business course are working with Duck and Buck Commander, the business behind “Duck Dynasty.” Dr. Phil Brown, chair of the accounting and finance…
With Spring Break quickly approaching, groups for mission trips are beginning to prepare. Harding students had the opportunity to choose from 18 different campaigns this year. One of the nearest…
Governor Mike Beebe signed into law Tuesday new legislation tightening human trafficking laws in Arkansas, updating the state’s original laws passed in 2005. Republican Rep. David Meeks from Conway and…
Pretoria, South Africa — Oscar Pistorius, the 2012 Olympic star and first double amputee to compete in the Olympics against able-bodied runners, is being charged with the premeditated murder of…
Members of Harding’s academic team Josh Duggins and Esther Samuelson placed second and sixth at their regional competition this month. Academic team, also called quiz bowl team, is a competitive…
Students showcased their music, monologue and poetry-performing talents from the corner stage of the community room as part of Open Mic Night on Tuesday, Feb. 19. More than 80 students…
On Feb. 11, Pope Benedict XVI announced his resignation to a gathering of Cardinals in the Vatican City. “I have come to the certainty that my strengths, due to an…