On Wednesday, April 15, hundreds participated in Bisons for Christ, the annual day of service that invites students to go “beyond” Harding to serve the community. The projects ranged from…
When Harding students hear the words “Searcy bubble,” most would automatically think about the Harding niche. It is little known that some people refer to the “Searcy bubble” as a…
The music department has eight performances left in the month of April, ranging from individual recitals to an orchestra concert. Many of the students involved with these performances are music…
In the 15 years of the franchise, the Fast and Furious movies have grown from undercover cop storylines to plots involving world-class heists and high-tech terrorists. If “Fast Five” was…
Over the years, my nephew Samuel and I have bonded over ants. Whenever I go home to Georgia for a visit, we sit in the rocking chair and sing his…
This year, April 4-6 was a weekend of remembrance, a weekend of hope, a weekend of celebration. April 4-6 was Spring Sing weekend. Wait, wasn’t there something else that was…
I first ate at Huckleberry’s Catfish Buffet in 2012 and hadn’t been back since — until this past weekend when I went again but quickly remembered why I had forgotten…
In an age of increasing technology, we all know that complete privacy has become less and less of a reality. From webcams to the Cloud to the NSA, people like…
It seems as though our world is on a fairly direct path to self-destruction. There is always the threat of war around the corner and there is always a new…
Harding’s cross-country and track teams have seen their fair share of athletes in the last 13 years. Some were All-Americans and some were walk-ons, but what they all had in…