Written by Michael Claxton Everybody knows about the stock market crash of 1929. Lots of people still remember the gas shortages of the 1970s. Some are still recovering from the…
Written by Emma Weber I wear my watch on the inside of my wrist because an ex-boyfriend told me it was easier to sneak a look at the time that…
Written by Melinda Johnson For the last several years, I’ve had an increasing desire to write, not just for myself in a journal, but in order to encourage others and…
Written by Tiane Davis My sophomore year, during winter break, I took on the hours-long commitment of knitting a pink heart-patterned scarf — to protect myself from the weather, obviously,…
Written by Malachi Brown Harding School of Theology (HST), the last free-standing seminary in the Churches of Christ, is closing its doors in Memphis, Tennessee, and joining its mother school…
Written by Tiane Davis Growing up, my dad always told my brothers and me to make sure to go to weddings and funerals — even if we don’t know the…
Written by Macy Cox Throughout my Harding experience, every time I drive around the Swaid building or the Reynolds building parking lots, I and many other students persistently check for…
Written by Clara Kernodle London, like much of Europe, is an unchristian city full of churches. Heavy stone columns, marble statues and monuments and elaborate mosaics hide one sad fact:…
Written by Michael Claxton The hero is out riding his bike. Suddenly, he smells smoke. Oh, no! The pet store is on fire! Flames leap out the front door as…
Written by Emma Weber The 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup wrapped up Aug. 20. The United States team lost in a shootout against Sweden, with senior player Megan Rapino missing…