Written by Emma McDaris The spring 2024 breakout chapel decision to split up male and female students brought me back to fifth grade. In my hometown, that is when the…
Written by Michael Claxton You are reading a milestone column today. If you told the high school version of me I would someday write 300 essays for a college newspaper,…
Written by Tiane Davis For most of my life, I have tended to give a lot of focus to my weaknesses or things I think I should enjoy, while neglecting…
Written by Emma Weber Doctors and patients pursuing in vitro fertilization treatments (I.V.F.) in Alabama were shocked by the Alabama Supreme Court ruling that recently occurred. What has continued to…
Written by Eli Dean As a freshman, I have not felt limited while attending Harding University when it comes to my academic life. I was able to jump on The…
Written by Kenzie James [This article contains spoilers for “Enola Holmes 2,” “Knives Out,” and “Death on the Nile.”] Murder mysteries have become a popular movie genre in recent years,…
Written by Michael Claxton With Apologies to C. S. Lewis My Dear Wormwood, You will be surprised to hear from me after all these years. I confess that your failure…
Written by Bailey Coffman This past January, I had the opportunity to go to New York with the Communication Department. We got up super early on Thursday morning to catch…
Written by Tiane Davis A freshman, Weston Eades, was chosen as one of the six hosts for Spring Sing this year. A rare feat. . Maybe I don’t pay enough…
Written by Emma Weber I made my bracket as I do every year –– artfully crafted toward the underdog. If two teams are close in rank, I choose the lesser…