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Written by Hazel Halliburton The first ever full-face transplant was performed Monday, March 21, in Boston Mass., at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital. Dallas Wiens, 25, a construction worker from…

Written by Tiffany P Jones As soon as the last girl leaves Stephens Hall this semester, the electricity will shut off and crews will arrive to give the dorm a…

Written by Aerial Whiting The White House announced in March that it is launching the “President’s Interfaith and Community Service Campus Challenge,” an initiative to encourage students from varying religious…

Written by Kylie Akins Retired special agent Bruce Tully is experienced in international danger, having survived bullet wounds, a helicopter crash and a car accident. With more than 30 years…

Written by Lauren Bucher Music, art, film, charity and student talent all converged Saturday, April 2, to create First Thaw Festival.The two-day festival featured musicians such as Cheyenne Medders, Langhorn…

Written by Monique Jacques The Harding Bazaar, product of senior Calea Bakke’s honors capstone project, will be tomorrow, April 9, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., on the field in…

Written by Sarah Kyle and Kylie Akins he student body officially elected junior Bruce McMullen as the 2011-2012 Student Association president yesterday.McMullen ran against junior Stephen McBride, winning with 53.3…

Written by Aerial Whiting At the 10th annual Stride to Prevent Suicide, about 450 participants helped raise awareness — and approximately $20,000 — for suicide prevention.The Stride to Prevent Suicide…

Written by Jess Ardrey The Harding University College of Pharmacy is known for having rigorous schedules and staying busy. Something they are not known for is basketball, but that did…

Written by Monique Jacques Not only is the Paul R. Carter College of Business Administration making changes to its building’s appearance, but it is also seeking a new representation of…