Written by Tiane Davis Most of the time, I feel like I have absolutely nothing to write about. This week, I wrote the full 600 words for this column and…
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 abroad…
Written by Emma Weber Barista’s Favorite, no cinnamon, with oat milk is my friend Bob’s regular order. He pairs it nicely with a number two on sourdough. The other day…
Written by Ben Evans As we’ve looked back on the past 100 years during Harding’s Centennial celebration, I can’t help but look at the halfway point between now and then,…
Written by Michael Claxton Harding is just one institution celebrating a centennial this year. In the fall of 1923, two brothers from Kansas City started a film studio in Hollywood,…
Written by Clara Kernodle On Wednesday we went to Siena, south of Florence, and saw the preserved head of Saint Catherine. It was a small, ghoul-like face, with hollowed eyes…
Written by Emma Weber I got my first period at 16, a late age to enter womanhood. I was the last of all my friends and sisters to get it.…
Written by Tiane Davis A couple of weekends ago I got to see Alanis Morissette perform at the Format Festival in Bentonville, Arkansas. After years of leaning on her music…
Written by Avery Hawkins In our culture, it’s normal to hear things like “be true to yourself” or “be your authentic self.” These messages come from an ideology called expressive…
Written by Cory Crabb When returning to college, I didn’t expect to have that familiar overwhelming feeling of school, friends, clubs etc. pile up on me so quickly. The library…