“It’s hard to have an election when you can’t get people together,” Lori Klein, assistant professor of political science and public admin, said. Presidential campaigns and election procedures continue to…
For nine years, Harding University has held an annual Say Thanks Day, a time to appreciate and express gratitude for the University’s donors. In past years, colorfully chalked sidewalks led…
It’s no secret that COVID-19 has hit some states harder than others, making several places in the U.S. hotspots. From New York to Washington state and down to Louisiana, life…
COVID-19 has significantly affected wedding ceremonies, forcing couples in the United States and around the globe to alter their wedding plans. However, some couples have come to peace with the…
Jerry Mitchell is in the business of finding the truth. After watching the wildly popular show “Tiger King,” his sights are set on a new mystery: the disappearance of Don…
After over 30 years of Aramark overseeing food services at Harding, a new company will take charge of feeding students this fall. Vice President for Finance and CFO Tammy Hall…
A tornado moved through central parts of Jonesboro, Arkansas, March 28 for several miles, causing millions of dollars worth of damage to the city and surrounding areas. According to Jonesboro…
On Thursday, March 19, Harding announced that the University would be moving to online classes for the remainder of the semester due to the implications of COVID-19, and students learned…
Written by Caroline Birdwell Harding students enrolled in 2020 summer study abroad programs received an email from International Programs (IP) March 23, announcing the cancellation of all programs due to…
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