Are we a Christian school just because we conform to Christian norms? Or are we genuinely Christian? Going to chapel and taking Bible classes could be considered “rules” of religious…
Kentucky republican Sen. Rand Paul recently spoke to students of Howard University and told them that he wanted a government that left Americans alone. Later, during a question and answer…
And we’re back. It’s been a summer full of N’SYNC reunions, enough Blurred Lines to last a lifetime, babies being named North West and George (somewhat equal in crime) and…
After making several security improvements around campus in the last year, Harding’s Public Safety is now investigating the possibility of having police on campus. Currently, the university employs 10 armed…
Q: Talk about the transition between you and Dr. David Burks. A: I have the greatest of respect for Dr. Burks, and I have the greatest of respect for what…
“A Year with Frog and Toad” is a Tony-nominated musical by brothers Robert and Willie Reale that follows the adventures of two amphibious neighbors, friendly Frog and grumpy Toad, through…
Yes, I realize I have written a final column before. However, that was merely at the end of another semester, another school year, another seasonal job as opinions editor of…
Summer break is less than two weeks away and for many college kids, that means they are also two weeks away from the beach, lake or anywhere else that considers…
Dead week is quickly approaching, which means we are coasting downhill towards the end of the semester. While the light at the end of the tunnel might be visible, the…
Hundreds of children and adults with disabilities made their way to the Ted Lloyd Track and Field at Harding University this past Saturday, April 20, where the Special Olympics Area…