A pair of siblings will lead the way this fall for the men’s and women’s golf teams, each picked to finish seventh in the Great American Conference. After disappointing seasons…
It’s an unfortunate truth about college: you will overpack. While some of us can admit to bringing along a few odd belongings to school, most of us have learned that…
Iwas blessed to spend my summer in New York City. As a Pennsylvania native, you can imagine the culture shock of moving from a small town in the Appalachians to…
In what the Red Cross has called the worst U.S. natural disaster since Hurricane Sandy in 2012, the recent Louisiana floods have changed the lives of countless men, women, and…
On July 6, Niantic and Nintendo released the highly anticipated Pokémon Go! App, and freshman Easton Ashmore celebrated alongside the rest of the gaming world. Playing Pokémon Go, an interactive…
Over the summer, Harding University experienced some major changes to a few of its popular destinations. The additions arrived to campus amidst talks for growth within the greater Searcy community.…
This summer was hard. I spent most of my days sleeping until noon and most of my nights lying awake, staring at the walls of my little room in the…
In the state of Arkansas, about 48 percent of convicts return to prison within three years after their sentence is complete, according to an Oct. 8, 2015 press release from…
Every summer I escape the blistering heat of Arkansas to spend a couple of months in the blistering heat of Georgia. This year my trip was bookended by visits to…
Dr. Bruce McLarty has invited students, faculty and the entire Harding community to be part of a new program called Harding Read. McLarty chose the book “Amazing Grace: William Wilberforce…