Several years ago, I was talking with someone who made an odd confession. He said he wasn’t sure that he was looking forward to Heaven. Since I don’t hear that…
I do not have Instagram. I do not have Snapchat. I do not have TikTok. I do not have BeReal. My friend Randi and I deleted our Instagram accounts last…
Amelia Slater I know math has hurt you. She has brought us all to tears at the kitchen table late on a school night trying to figure out how to…
Stress Relief By Nic Fraraccio I want to begin by offering my thoughts and prayers to Austin Corn, one of my best friends I mentioned in my previous column. Keep…
Meeting Darth Vader It was 2009. I was in London with the HUE program, enjoying one of the greatest semesters of my career. As a teacher of British Lit, I…
Remembering Leah Burks (1943-2024) It was just one first lady talking with another. When Barbara Bush spoke at Harding in 2002, she had a lot to be proud of. Her…
Written by Michael Claxton When I finished high school in 1990, the most popular graduation gift was a brand-new book by Dr. Seuss. Eight years ago, and with apologies to…
Written by Tiane Davis One year ago, I was struggling in so many areas of my life. The 2023 spring semester was a semester of doubt, questioning and hopelessness for…
Written by Emma Weber Here I am, writing my last article for my last print of The Bison during my last weeks on Harding’s campus as an undergraduate student. What…
Written by Alaina Wolf As the world is more connected than ever, the beauty of being alone is fading. An invaluable and incomparable form of growth comes alongside finding comfort…