By Emma Jones There have been plenty of opinions expressed about New Year’s resolutions over the years — but love them or hate them, find them effective or not, you…
By Malachi Brown Before classes started, and all the homework started to pile up, I christened myself determined to read at least one book for fun this semester. I wanted…
By Kathy Dillion Several years back we, as faculty, began to hear that students today seek to know their professors in a way previous generations did not. While there may…
By Megan Sledge What do you want to be remembered for? The world is on track to run itself dry with the pace life is moving at today. I feel…
By Halle MillerIn a time where Christianity and people who claim to be Christian are the source of much hatred and divisiveness, America unites to celebrate someone who put Jesus…
Written by Carter Thweatt // Graphic by Wagner Valdez The Harding men’s and women’s basketball teams don’t usually have to travel very far for their games. This past month, however,…
Written by Michael Claxton Something wasn’t right. I tossed and fidgeted, trying to get comfortable, but it felt like I was lying on a pencil. I was just about to…
Written by Kalista Roades Once Halloween is over, everybody starts getting into a lot of arguments that don’t get anywhere. Every year, we have these arguments, and no one’s mind…
Written by Emma Jones This time of year is, in my opinion, the best for listening to my favorite album by my favorite band: “I And Love And You” by…
Written by Malachi Brown At least twice a year, my mother brings up my ACT test scores and my math class grades, lamenting that I didn’t become an engineer or…