Eight students delivered lectures during Lectureship last week, and Dr. Jesse Robertson, member of the Lectureship leadership team, said he is looking to have more student engagement in future Lectureships.
Wednesday, Sept. 29, was a day of remembrance and praise as Harding University honored the life of Botham Shem Jean by dedicating a bronze plaque bearing his image in front of the David B. Burks American Heritage Building.
The University is implementing a faculty and staff-wide multi-factor authentication (MFA) key for school account logins over the coming weeks to more safely secure personal data.
No COVID-19 protocols have been enforced regarding the social club process this semester, but some clubs and individual members have decided to take precautions.
Next week, from Sept. 26-29, Harding will be hosting the 98th annual Bible Lectureship program. Entitled “Invincible! Courageous Faith in Troubled Times,” this year will be the first time Harding has hosted visitors on campus for the event since 2019, as last year’s event was presented only through livestream due to the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions.
In an effort to curb COVID-19 numbers, President Joe Biden said on Sept. 9 that he is requesting the U.S. Department of Labor to require all companies with more than 100 employees to mandate COVID-19 vaccinations or weekly testing.
Alumnus Charles Ganus, board member and chairman of the presidential search committee, said while the process is ongoing, the presidential search committee’s role is now over. He said he and other board members were grateful for the time and effort every committee member put into narrowing the search for the University’s next president.
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