Written by Luke Ziegler As a senior reflecting on his four years at Harding, I have witnessed a lot of changes to this university. Three presidents, new buildings and a…
Written by Michael Claxton Have I told you that I come from a theatrical family? My uncle was an actor in school, and as an adult, he revived the abandoned…
Written by Sam Floyd I have recently learned about two fundamental methods we use to obtain truth: through experience and through what other people have told us (their opinions). As…
Written by Tiane Davis When I was in elementary school, I loved to read. I still do, but back then it was a huge part of my identity. I carried…
Written by Clara Kernodle “God Abroad ” is a travel column by sophomore Clara Kernodle. Each week, she writes about the different ways she sees God during her HUE study…
Written by Emma Weber A recurring theme in my life is music. My mom loves to tell people that on the way to my first day of kindergarten, I was…
Written by Regan McClure Wednesday is the absolute best day of the week. There are many reasons why. I love going to devo and being encouraged by some of the…
Written by Randi Tubbs Fashion trends weave in and out of our everyday lives, and before you know it the thought of your once favorite cheetah print leggings makes you…
Written by Michael Claxton When I moved to Searcy in 2003 to teach English, I knew only a handful of people. Naturally, I made the rounds of churches in town,…
Written by Tiane Davis When I was younger, one of the hardest things for my brothers and me to learn was how to say “sorry.” We would get in fights…