“When people of all ages, cultures, faiths, genders, socio-economic backgrounds, and other characteristics realize that we have more in common than not, we can work toward justice through our shared…
The City of Searcy will see some major additions in 2017, as it becomes home to new restaurants, the Searcy City Center and a new aquatic center. The fall semester…
Lesley Marcotte, who pleaded guilty to hindering apprehension or prosecution related to the death of Malik Drummond, a two-year-old reported missing in 2014, was released from prison on November 18…
The construction of the North Dakota access pipeline continues along with its unhappy protesters. According to CNN, Gov of North Dakota Jack Dalrymple had ordered the protesters to leave immediately,…
At least seven people have been reported dead and 53 injured from wildfires consuming Gatlinburg, Tennessee, since Monday, Nov. 28, according to The Washington Post. The Post reported approximately 16,000…
Fidel Castro Ruz of the Republic of Cuba died Friday, Nov. 25, at the age of 90. Castro served as prime minister of the Republic of Cuba from 1959 to…
Eleven people were injured at Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio, Monday morning, Nov. 28 when 18-year-old student Abdul Razak Ali Artan crashed his vehicle into pedestrians then slashed people…
On Nov. 8, White County residents entered the courthouse to vote on more than just the presidential election. Four measures, three legislative and one initiative, that appeared on the Arkansas…
By Katie McDonnel and Jaisa Hogue Harding University students and faculty are performing “A Seussified Christmas Carol,” a twist on a Christmas classic, Dec. 2-4 in the Ulrey Performing Arts…
On Thursday, November 10th, Harding Director of Global Outreach Ken Graves went to Gonaives, Haiti, to preview a potential location for Harding students to intern and do mission work over…