On April 7-10, a team of five students from the College of Business travelled to Arlington, Virginia to compete in the Society for the Advancement of Management Case Study Competition.…
The Roosevelt Institute will host its first panel discussion of the semester and the second in a series of “Fireside Chats: Conversations in Politics and Culture” on Monday, April 18,…
Two Harding graduates are turning their passion for the outdoors into a passion for sharing success stories with like-minded outdoorsmen and women. Chad Griffin, 1997 graduate, and Paul Maple, 1996…
“There’s some unexplainable aspect of life that is only brought forth by playing music with other people, a synergy that can’t be faked,” senior John Hoehn said. “There are no…
Partners Against Trafficking Humans (PATH) provides services to sexually exploited women. While the organization does not currently run a safe house, it continues to provide services through a day center…
Ihave never actually sent or received a text. That fact may come as a surprise, especially to those of you who have already sent more than three since you started…
Last weekend, my Living World Religions class took a trip to Chicago — yeah, the one that everyone talks about — to visit several houses of worship for other religions.…
We all feel stirrings deep within us on a daily basis. I’m not talking about physical stirrings like gas or hunger gurgles, but deeper, soul-shaking desires. Sometimes we feel a…
His tie-dye T-shirt said, “Love and light in action.” It was the first thing I noticed about him, but it definitely was not the last or even the most interesting…
You know the feeling. We have all been there. It happens in our 8 a.m. classes. It happens after a tasty caf lunch. You are sitting in class and suddenly…