The men’s basketball team wrapped up a three-game home stand on Monday, Dec. 7, with a thriller against Texas A&M-Commerce (Commerce). The Bisons fell 89-87 on a last-second 3-point jumper…
On the first night of 2015, we college football lovers across the nation sat stunned on our sofas as a revived Ohio State team rode the back of its third-string…
At the end of the first semester, Chi Omega Pi and TNT lead the club sports standings for women’s and men’s large club A team, respectively. Chi Omega Pi is…
The women’s basketball team improved to 4-0 in Great American Conference (GAC) play last weekend with two home wins over Southern Nazarene University (SNU) and Oklahoma Baptist University (OKBU). Balanced…
Steph Curry is a machine. In literally a season and a half, he went from a very solid NBA player to the league’s main attraction. What he’s done is unprecedented,…
After a fire in a mechanical building shut down Internet and phone communications to the physical therapy (PT) program located next to Unity Health’s south campus on South Main Street,…
The Mitchell Center for Leadership and Ministry (MCLM) hosted “A Night for Justice and Mercy” on Dec. 4-5 for one hour of credit. Brad Montague, creator and director of the…
Aramark hosted a “Weigh the Waste” program in the Charles White Dining Hall from Nov. 30 to Dec. 4. This marks the first time a “Weigh the Waste” program has…
The U.S. Supreme Court heard Fisher v. UT this Wednesday, Dec. 9, revisiting the constitutionality of college affirmative action procedures. The date for when the opinion will be issued is…
The Harding Theatre Department is finishing off the semester with the story of Helen Keller in “The Miracle Worker.” “The Miracle Worker” follows Keller, played by junior Rachel McCready as…