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Written by Jordan Bailey Nonie Darwish, the first American Studies Institute speaker of the semester, spoke in the Benson Auditorium Thursday, Sept. 17. Her presentation focused on her views about…

Written by Abby J Kellett Harding University graduateJerry Mitchellis not only an investigative reporter, but something similar to a lottery winner as well.On Sept. 22, theMaCarthur Fellows Programannounced that Mitchell…

Written by Taelor Aebi As new students at Harding University are adjusting to the college lifestyle, many of them are focused on their extracurricular activities. “I really want to join…

Written by Carly Kester Ever since students who live in West Apartments returned to school, the Internet has been unreliable. The Harding department of Information Systems and Technology is working…

Written by Emily L Wisely For the past few weeks, the Student Association has invited everyone to share prayer requests on the paper wall outside the cafeteria. Though several contributors…

Written by Abby Kellett Despite many rumors, the summer renovations to Searcy Hall did not come as a result of a flood, rotting floors or improvements necessary to pass health…

Written by Abby Kellett The construction just outside Stephens, Searcy and Pryor dorms is causing a lot of headaches and has been since last February. The reconstruction of Remington Road…

Written by Jessica Ardrey Faster than WebCT, more powerful than Blackboard, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound, it’s Moodle, Harding’s newest online learning management system. Initially developed…

Written by Samantha M Holschbach Amid the recession, Harding’s budget remained relatively untouched from last year to this school year, but that did not halt the student body’s growth to…

Written by Jessica Ardrey At approximately 2 a.m. Sunday, Ben Cormier sat in his dorm room like on any other night. One roommate was asleep, the other two out of…