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Written by Ashely Rosenbaum As students approached the back of the Benson Auditorium this past weekend, they heard the sound of rustling candy wrappers and saw the movie screen glow…

Written by Jessica Ardrey The seasons are slowly changing, and with the turning of the leaves and the cooler weather comes the onset of flu season. Flu season generally begins…

Written by Russ Gray Fire alarm systems are designed to alert residents and fire departments to hazards and emergencies, but recently a string of false fire alarms at Shores Hall…

Written by Danielle Bradshaw The Searcy fire department was recently named one of the top eight in the entire country and was currently voted as class one, which is in…

Written by Lauren Bucher Unless a student participated in work-study, graduating from college in four years used to be the norm. Now, seeing a fifth or even sixth year senior…

Written by Calea Bakke Members of next year’s freshman class will have the opportunity to joinsocial clubsdespite recent discussions among the deans to move the induction process to sophomore year,…

Written by Flor Ramos Harding University recently announced a record enrollment for the 24th consecutive year. This semester’s student population of more than 6,800 is a 3-percent increase over last…

Written by Amanda Marie Hourt Harding’s American Studies Instituteparticipated in the 9/11 Never Forget Project this year by lining the front lawn with 2,977 American flags for the weekend of…

Written by Sarah Kyle With the Aug. 31 announcement that the Iraq combat mission has officially ended, senior White House officials invited Mark Elrod, Harding political science professor, and 19…

Written by Kylie Akins The student body will gather in a medley of thick glasses, suspenders and pink in the coming weeks as they fight for the chance to meet…