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Written by Sarah Kyle Eight days. 622 miles. $2,200.Last week, seven Harding students literally put the pedal to the metal by biking 622 miles from Searcy, Ark., to Houston, Texas,…

Written by Monique Jacques Petar Jankovic, an established and award-winning concert guitarist, will perform Wednesday, March 24 at 7 p.m. in the Administration Auditorium as the final musician in this…

Written by Gabrielle Pruitt The blue lights show up in the rearview mirror, the siren wails, and the tension sets in with the frantic scrambling to find paperwork. Being pulled…

Written by Sarah Kyle On Sunday, Feb. 27, a 4.7 magnitude earthquake originating from Greenbrier, Ark., became the largest to hit Arkansas in 35 years. The quake was one of…

Written by John Mark Adkison Every fall semester, a group of Harding students travels to the distant country of Zambia not simply to expand its horizons or learn about a…

Written by Sarah Kyle and Stacy Hall Harding University will host the inaugural First Thaw Music Festival April 1 and 2, combining music, art and a whole lot of animals…

Written by Sarah Kyle When professor Mark Elrod stepped out of the bus Thursday afternoon, he stood by an old friend. The P-3C Orion airplane had not changed much since…

Written by Aerial Whiting What if Arkansas could solve its childhood hunger problem — by 2015? That is precisely what Share Our Strength’s “No Kid Hungry” Arkansas campaign aspires to…

Written by Sarah J Kyle In chapel Thursday morning, President David B. Burks defended Harding University’s decision to censor an underground student website, citing his personal feelings and a formal…

Written by Carly Kester On Feb. 11, Hosni Mubarak resigned after his 30-year rule as Egyptian president. In Tahrir Square, Egypt, thousands of citizens celebrated after an 18-day protest won…