Have I ever told you that I once had aspirations to be an artist? You see, at the age of 5, I demonstrated a precocious talent for drawing. I know…
Pattie Cobb is one of the best places to live on campus. I am talking location, location, location. I can, and do, step out of my dorm at 8:58 a.m.…
I’m not sure if you are aware or not, but this past week we celebrated Presidents Day. For the modern American, this means not much more than a three-day weekend…
The deans of Student Life are creating a public relations (PR) campaign on campus to make students more aware of their accessibility. While the attempt to connect students to administration…
Searcy community and business leaders are looking for avenues to continue economic development and revive downtown after the natural gas industry that brought a boom to Searcy’s population and economy…
Spring Sing 2016’s theme of “Retrobution” promises to bring the ’70s and ’80s to life on the Benson stage on March 25-26. With four male hosts and 16 ensemble members,…
In the case Rostker v. Goldberg of 1981, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that since women were restricted from serving in combat roles, they should be excluded from the draft…
The Center for Student Success, which provides academic and personal support to students, experienced a transition beginning in the summer of 2015. Former administrative assistant Tiffany Byers was named director…
Dr. Jeremiah Sullins, assistant professor of behavioral sciences, and his research students released a study in the fall of 2015 to discover the human perception of political figures. Sullins said…
Maegan White lay nauseated in the hospital bed of the intensive care unit (ICU). She was thin, sore and connected to IV fluids and a machine that monitored her heart…