There are two types of people when it comes to inboxes: those with no unread emails, and those with thousands of months-old messages. There is no in-between. I happen to…
Lately, I feel that I have been glued to my phone — completely sucked in, and it seems to be affecting my behaviors, attitude and sleep. These last few weeks…
Community is a miracle. We do not always see it as such because of the hurt, pain and anger it stirs in us. But still, community is nothing short of…
My hair has always been a huge part of my identity. However, growing up in a community where a lot of people didn’t look like me, it was the part…
This is article is a part of the Dialogue on Diversity series. Sometimes, I overdress in casual settings, but eventually, I forget that I overdressed. The thing about overdressing and…
If you went to chapel yesterday, you caught the latest installment of Favorite Song Stories. In 2012, Dr. Bruce McLarty had an inspired idea. He reached out to the Harding…
This article is a part of the Dialogue on Diversity series. “He’s not going to get much support from black voters, but I still like him enough.” She was referring…
We are no strangers to the innate need humans have for social connection. Community, social engagement and all the particulars of communication are vital to our successes or failures as…
Valentine’s Day: the quintessential day of love devoted to showering those you adore most with gifts, chocolates and teddy bears. You either love it or hate it. However, you cannot…
With boyfriends, girlfriends, fiancés, husbands and wives all over campus, Harding could seem to some like a paradise for future relationships. Everyone knows a healthy relationship doesn’t always come easy,…