As soon as students left for the summer, construction crews materialized in full force, doing a series of renovations on the Mabee Business Building. Renovations in the Mabee added about…
Senior Amy Littleton was given the Tiana Notice Leadership Award this summer by the Roosevelt Institute Campus Network at the Hyde Park national retreat. This is the first time a…
On the weekend Aug. 27 and 28, Harding students were enjoying their first weekend of the fall 2011 semester, catching up with friends and cracking open textbooks. Meanwhile, Hurricane Irene…
Kortney Blythe Gordon, field director for Students for Life of America and self-described abortion abolitionist, shared her views on the importance of being pro-life and its connection to Christianity on…
Written by Kylie Akins This fall, a 1971 Winnebago has a big mission: saving the lives of 10,000 children.The “Manabago,” a project of ready-to-use therapeutic food producer MANA Nutritive Aid,…
Written by Gina Cielo To remain in competition with outside sources and give students the best prices possible, theHarding Bookstorehas adopted software that will allow students to purchase books hassle-free.…
Written by Tiffany Jones As many students start their post-graduation journey May 14, a group of Honors College students will embark on a three-week international tour to see the world…
Written by Sarah Kyle On May 14, seniors Calea Bakke, Gil Gildner and Mark Slagle will become the first of a new breed: Interdisciplinary Studies graduates. The trio will be…
Written by Lauren Bucher Harding is undergoing an administrative paradigm shift, streamlining its organization. “I think this is the biggest change since Harding became a university in 1979,” Larry Long,…
Written by Gabrielle Pruitt Saturday, April 23, was a historic night in Spring Sing performances. The John H. Ryan Sweepstakes Award was presented to two shows this year due to…