In 2011, David J. Slater was photographing an endangered monkey species, the Celebes crested macaque, in Indonesia. He deliberately left his camera tripod unattended with an accessible trigger to try…
This Thursday, Oct. 29, multi-award winning Gaelic singer Julie Fowlis will perform in the third concert of this year’s annual Concert Series hosted by the department of music. The performance…
First Ladies Garden donors were honored today, Oct. 24, at a dedication ceremony in the Administration Auditorium. Chancellor Emeritus Clifton L. Ganus opened the ceremony with a prayer, followed by…
During this year’s Homecoming musical, the Benson stage will be showered with technological effects — literally. This year’s production of “Singin’ in the Rain” will feature a rain machine that…
On Saturday, women’s social clubs Iota Chi (IX) and Ju Go Ju (JGJ) will be holding reunions to celebrate their clubs, visit with alumni and share what the club is…
The Harding President’s Council will celebrate its 50th anniversary this weekend with the council meeting starting at 8 a.m. tomorrow morning. For the past 50 years, the council of over…
1. What club/organization are you representing? “Midnight Oil…I mean BOX…wait, no, Delta Nu.” 2. Hometown? “Newnan, Georgia. ‘The City of Homes’ or ‘Hometown of Monte Cox.’” 3. Nickname? “Kee-kee, Ya…
The Paul R. Carter College of Business Administration will host its annual Faith and Business Symposium today, beginning at 9 p.m. The symposium includes lectures in classrooms on the first…
In April 2015, 21st Century Christian released a study that confirmed what many churches and churchgoers had been noticing: a distinct decline in church membership. According to the study, church…
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