Seniors Dustyn Stokes, Lindsey Sloan and Blake Hunter, junior Austin Collum and sophomore Jonathan Andrew will be the hosts and hostesses for the 2014 Spring Sing show. Sloan, Andrew and…
Have you ever had something exciting happen to you that you had to tell your friends about right that moment? Enthused and enlivened, you whip out your iPhone, squeeze the…
Who comes to mind when I say “creative genius?” Maybe Galileo, Ben Franklin, Frank Lloyd Wright? Well, it turns out those three – and several more renowned innovators – have…
I’m quite possibly the most indecisive person in the world. I hate making any decision — whether it’s foam or no foam on my coffee to deciding on where to…
Most would agree that Harding is a wonderful place to be. From dwelling in a Christian community to hashtag blessed, we might not be in love with chapel or all…
The U.S. minimum wage is criminally low. In spite of the highest GDP among industrialized countries, the U.S. minimum wage of $7.25 per hour is lower than any other country…
The House of Representatives voted to defund the Affordable Care Act last week. On Sept. 20, a sudden surge in political pressure from Republicans nationwide gained enough House votes to…
On Saturday, Oct. 5, the College of Pharmacy will be sponsoring “The Running Dead,” a zombie-themed fun-run, to raise money for their class of 2015. The run will begin at…
President Bruce McLarty was inaugurated last Friday, Sept. 20, in a ceremony in the Benson Auditorium. There were approximately 2,500 people in attendance, and there were family members present from…
Get Down Downtown, a festival hosted by Main Street Searcy, begins tonight with live music, art, vendors, food and family-friendly activities in the downtown Searcy square. “Main Street Searcy started…