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Written by Kylie Akins This month, the Roosevelt Institution celebrated its fifth year of encouraging student conversation and active policy writing from the minds of the next American generation. In…

Written by Michelle Cascio If you are driving around Harding ten minutes before curfew trying to find a place to park, you might as well park far away and start…

Written by Sarah Kyle After much discussion and conflict at Searcy’s December city council meeting, the decision was made to hold a special election regarding the Advertising and Promotion Tax.…

Written by Grant C Sloan When people speak of ice in Searcy, Ark., they usually are referring to inclement weather that can shut down the streets of the city for…

Written by Jessica Ardrey Every year, at the end of the fall semester, every student’s mind is fixated on two things: final exams and going home. It seems the former…

AfterHarding officials last week denied their support and facilities to the Peace by Piece conference, the student-run organization has moved its February event to the Underground coffee shop. ThePeace by…

Written by Samantha Holschbach Last Thursday afternoon, senior Samy Dillon was leisurely running with fellow cross-country runners when the unthinkable happened: She was hit by a van, shattering her lower…

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…

Written by Ryan Orr Zion Climbing Center and Impact 360, a martial arts outreach program, have collaborated for a new after-school program for kids ages 5 to 18 called SYNC…

Written by Ashley Rosenbaum Teacher evaluations have been instrumental in helping professors find out what they are doing well and how they could improve since the 1970s. The Assistant Vice…