Last Thursday, Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, Ga., announced the release of Ebola patients Dr. Kent Brantly and missionary Nancy Writebol. Brantly and Writebol were transported to America for treatment…
Aiming for more transparency and awareness, the Department of Public Safety is working to implement new regulations from the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) on campus. According to Kevin Davis,…
Faculty-nominated peer guides help incoming freshmen feelat home Transitioning from high school to college can be a tricky road to navigate alone, but with the creation of Square One, students…
When you come to college, hopefully you anticipate things being expensive. Before you arrive, you hunt for scholarships, you buy discounted textbooks, you save at least some of the money…
If you have driven around Searcy, you may have noticed that while students were gone over the summer, the city has grown more in the direction of Little Italy. Several…
Ispent my summer living in Washington, D.C., for a journalism internship, but most days I commuted to Alexandria, Va., right outside D.C., for work. After living in Searcy and being…
My passion for Disney started at a very young age. Thanks to the Disney College Program at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Fla., I have been able to turn my…
Like every red-blooded American college student, I resumed my yard duties upon arriving home for the summer. After three months of cutting grass, washing fences and chopping down trees, I…
Ihave to admit, I love college. It’s the bomb.edu. These three-going-on-four years have been the most interesting of my life. The word interesting covers a broad range of events: a…
Senior Zack Roehl was badly injured in an accident on Monday, June 23, fracturing every bone in his face, bruising his lungs and putting him in the ICU in critical…