The Student Association (SA) will host the second Developing Love for a Developing World event March 28 through April 1. Students, faculty and staff are invited to a week of…
Women’s History Month is observed every March, and International Women’s Day is celebrated on March 8 of each year. From Harding’s early beginnings to the present day, women have played…
After 46 years of working for Harding, and 29 in his current position as the director of public relations, David Crouch will retire at the end of March. A successor…
Each summer, three mission teams board a plane to assist fellow Christians in the city of Cap-Haitien (Cape Haitian), Haiti. According to Ken Graves, director of Global Outreach, due to…
After studying at Harding University in Florence (HUF) in the fall of 2012 and getting a taste for Italian culture, 2015 Harding graduate and Harding native Grant Schol is returning…
When Partners Against Trafficking Humans (PATH) began in 2011, Arkansas was named among the “faltering four” states — along with Montana, South Dakota and Wyoming — for its lack of…
Once upon a time in a land far, far away, a young girl stood by her grandfather and used a carrot as a telescope to look up at the stars.…
It’s not often that the idea for a column literally hits me in the face. But last week I went to my first “Pie the Professor” charity event. The math…
Around this time six years ago, as a 15-year-old on fire for evangelicalism, I posted something I’d written on my blog: a scathing diatribe against Lent, the practice (originating in…
Throughout the academic year, my column has reflected on history. From Napoleonic wars to men of character who laid the first train tracks, there is so much to learn from…