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Written by Samantha Holschbach In conjunction with Harding’s escalating recycling efforts, the university started competing Jan. 17 against other universities in Recyclemania, a nationwide competition to reduce waste on campuses.…

Written by The Bison Update:As of Feb. 2, more than 200 tents and tarps have been delivered to Haiti, providing shelter to as many families, according to Harding officials. More…

Written by Carly Kester Last Monday in chapel, Harding President David Burks announced that next fall the university will offer only one chapel, scheduled for 9 a.m. According to Burks,…

Written by James Buce Harding University is changing the lending process for fall 2010, and students will be receiving direct lending from the U.S. Treasury instead of banks or loan…

Written by Administrator President Barack Obama delivered his first State of the Union address Wednesday, Jan. 27, painting an optimistic portrait of America’s future. “Despite our hardships, our union is…

Written by Sarah Kyle In response to the Jan. 12 earthquake that devastated Haiti, the Harding University student body enacted a relief effort to provide immediate shelter to the Haitian…

Written by Lauren Bucher The rumors were finally confirmed: the face of American Idol, Simon Cowell, is leaving the show. But, he will still be getting airtime on Fox. He’s…

Written by Sarah J Kyle In an effort to provide hope and comfort to the people of Haiti, the Harding University student body is implementing a project called “Tents and…

Written by Elizabeth C Johnson Three things nobody wants to experience — but males across the world are experiencing more often — is cancer, infertility and surgery. Tony Jon, a…

Written by Carly Kester Craig Russell, director of Public Safety, was appointed regional vice president of the American Society for Industrial Security International, or ASIS, the world’s largest professional security…