Janet Cherobon-Bawcom scored fifth place in the womens’ Olympic Marathon Trials in Houston on Jan. 14, 2012. Cherobon-Bawcom ran the marathon — 26.2 miles — in two hours and 29…
Super Bowl Sunday is quickly approaching, giving millions of college students a reason to wrap everything in bacon in celebration of other people’s athletic accomplishments. According to CNBC’s Darren Rovell,…
President David B. Burks announced in chapel on Jan. 25 that the new student housing area off of Dr. Jimmy Carr Drive and East Park Avenue has been named Legacy…
Seeking a new environment and following God’s calling, junior center fielder Kyle Atkins is hoping his time at Harding will help him on his path to the major leagues. Atkins…
After remaining dark since May 29, 2011, Searcy’s only rock gym, Zion, reopened its doors to the public on Monday, Jan. 23. “We’re still in our giddy stage — our…
As the nearly locked-out 2011 NFL season approaches its climactic work stoppage, two familiar opponents meet in the year’s grand finale, in what many embittered Cowboys fans and hard-knock Jets…
Over Christmas break 22 students from the communication department had the opportunity to attend a viewing of the show “Anderson” featuring Anderson Cooper in New York City while on a…
Most people do not stay in the same job for 32 years, but even car wrecks cannot stop 81-year-old Murlean Trammell from working in housekeeping at Harding. Trammell, who cleans…
The Student Association hosted a T-shirt drive between Jan. 9 and Jan. 17 to benefit Harding’s Theatron and an organization called Reclaimed. According to SA president Bruce McMullen, the SA…
Many students like to play instruments or participate in sports, but freshman Landon Evans likes to rope trash cans. People who happened to walk by Keller Hall last semester probably…