If I ruled the world, my world would be considerably less dependent on cell phones. Just think about how much our world depends on cell phones. If “Jupiterians” were to…
Due to budget cuts initiated by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Arkansas State Health Department is losing $350,000 in funding as a permanent cut. With these cuts…
Track season has started and the team has high hopes to have many members qualifying for nationals. The track team started its season with indoor meets Saturday, Jan. 21, and…
Sophomore Mary Kate Collins likes option C. Especially when her choices are A and B. This summer Collins will be an intern at the Tennessee State Library and Archives. “My…
The College of Business Administration has announced the creation of a nonprofit organization named NiMA that emphasizes the importance not only of sharing the gospel but also of enabling communities…
Members of Pi Theta Phi pose with Harding University President David B. Burks on Friday, Jan. 27, in the student center as a part of a fundraiser for the Honduras…
The primary and general elections are fast approaching. For out-of-state residents interested in voting, this means using absentee ballots. The dates for many larger primary elections and caucuses are soon.…
Students are reaching out to the community and helping special needs children. They are doing this through one of the newest organizations to join Harding’s various student-led groups is the…
The Harding University administration has chosen psychology professor Travis McNeal to be the new director of Camp Tahkodah, the Harding-affiliated summer camp centered on developing young Christians. McNeal was named…
Senior Zac Green and his roommate, senior James Rucker, get up at 5 a.m. every day to work out. Why? Because Green is commited to losing weight and Rucker is…