Opinions

Written by Kara Tobey I have to confess that I was very unsettled by chapel last Wednesday. Namely our tribute to Veteran’s Day. I understand that the role of the…

Written by Blake Mathews Searcy is not a city known for its guerrilla works of art. It’s known for having extremely high church density – and for being the only…

Written by MaryCaitlin Tanksley We all have the potential to be brilliant, beautiful leaders. We all have the potential to shine, to be the best version of ourselves. Disturbingly, a…

Written by Jennie Bohmier It’s the same story we’ve all heard before: tests, research papers, quizzes, chapel, running to this class, that class, stuffing down lunch, work, work, work, cold…

Written by Joseph Dickerson This week, Harding University’s cafeteria began using washable take out boxes opposed to the traditional white Styrofoam boxes as Harding continues to go green. This after…

Written by Joseph Dickerson During the past week at Harding University, you could have heard and seen the obvious signs of Club Week all over campus. Sounds of women’s clubs…

Written by Dennis McCarty Thank God for every day, and I’m not just saying every day is special in the milquetoast way that someone might say every crayon scribble your…

Written by Daniel Morrissey A disturbing post has recently appeared all over the Internet. The content of this post takes the form of a direct challenge: Who can create the…

Written by Kevin Klein Recent columns in The Bison have focused on the current clashes between Muslim and Christian worldviews, their political and military consequences and the proper response of…

Written by Blake Mathews First, the good news: We’re all just a little bit crazy. But you probably already knew that. The fact that you go to this school, that…