Milkshakes are one of life’s simplest pleasures. While it may be tempting to get the same milkshakes at the same chain restaurants around town, why not try the homemade goodness…
A group of faculty members discussed how Christians should handle and respond to movies during a panel-led discussion called “Faith and Film” Thursday, March 27. The panel met before a…
A new regulation that limits the amount of credit hours for summer classes will take effect this summer. Students who require more hours will need special permission. The limits are…
The softball team stayed busy this past week, playing two games at home against Southwestern Oklahoma State University on both Friday and Saturday, then playing two games on Tuesday against…
After Ty Osman’s death in 2012, the Ty2 Foundation made its goal to raise awareness for charities and organizations that greatly influenced Ty’s life. Ty2 advocates for Donate Life, a…
Arkansas-based poets Sandy Longhorn and Angie Macri shared their work with a room full of Harding students and faculty on April 4 in Cone Chapel. Dr. Nick Boone, a professor…
Junior Justin Nesselrotte, a computer science major from Little Rock, Ark., has built what many consider to be a hot commodity in the industrial world today: a working 3D printer.…
Senior forward Kristen Celsor was named to three All-American teams this season. She received a Capitol One Academic All-America award. Celsor also was GAC Player of the Year and Daktronics…
The Arkansas Repertory Theatre, located in Little Rock, is hosting “Les Miserables,” a musical by Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schonberg based on the novel by Victor Hugo and directed by…
Released on Jan. 24, the Netflix original documentary “Mitt” offers an intimate view of former Gov. Mitt Romney’s two presidential campaigns in 2008 and 2012. The given tagline of the…