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Written by Janet Orgain Harding University launched the 50th annual World Missions Workshop yesterday with a fresh approach to an old tradition. Instead of hosting attendees on campus, the workshop…

Written by Jessica Ardrey Your aunt. My grandpa. His best friend. Her mom. Cancer has touched everyone in some way or another and left us feeling hopeless.Last weekend, Harding participated…

Written by Carly Kester The Searcy community was flooded with Harding students on Saturday, Oct. 9, to signal the end of “Celebrate: Kingdom,” an effort to help raise funds for…

Written by The Link Items bearing theSusan G. Komen for the Curelogo that had been removed from the Harding University bookstore last week have been put back on the shelves,…

Written by Jessica Ardrey It is only September, but with Spring Sing preparations underway, some thoughts have already turned to spring. Last week a number of students auditioned for the…

Written by Alexandra McClain Last March, Mike and Beth James had never even seen the Artemis Hotel in Porto Rafti, Greece. This fall, they are in charge of it and…

Written by Ashely Rosenbaum An American ex-baseball player teaching a class in communist Poland is approached by a sportswriter offering a daunting opportunity: coaching a professional baseball team on a…

Written by Sarah Kyle After a recent string of fire alarms in Shores Hall, officials from Public Safety and Physical Resources have evaluated the situation and have a plan of…

Written by Gary Griffin and Aerial Whiting Harding alumnus B. Chris Simpson returned to the Harding community to deliver a keynote lecture Monday, Sept. 27, for Harding University’s 87th Annual…

Written by Gina Cielo Andrew M. Mwenda, Ugandan journalist and founder of Uganda’s first uncensored newspaper, “The Independent,” spoke about the dangers of foreign aid to African development Sept. 30…