The strangest experience I’ve ever had at work was July 14, 2015. I was working the best job in the world as a barista in the Barnes and Noble Café…
When she graduated from Harding’s nursing program in 1980, Ann McLarty never dreamed she would be back at Harding, let alone as first lady of the university. According to Ann…
I started writing this column last week, thinking that it would just be about fake news. Fake news is way too easy to create and spread. Take, for example, the…
Alumna Danny Cagnet was finishing her bachelor’s degree at Harding when her marketing professor gave her an article regarding early ideas of “doing well by doing good” and positively influencing…
“Hello, Hungry; I’m Dad.” We’ve all heard this one before, likely from a father figure, and we’ve all probably groaned at it too. It’s that groaning I want to talk…
By Parker Samuel and Jaisa Hogue Set in a time of progressivism for the Catholic Church of the 1960s, “Doubt: A Parable” tells the story of a controversy in which…
“Hello, Hungry; I’m Dad.” We’ve all heard this one before, likely from a father figure, and we’ve all probably groaned at it too. It’s that groaning I want to talk…
The American Studies Institute will conclude its distinguished lecture series with Ruby Bridges, author and civil rights activist, Thursday, Feb. 2 at 7:30 p.m. in the Benson Auditorium. Bridges was…
I haven’t paid for a haircut in almost four years. Yes, I have actually had my hair cut in the past four years. No, I am not sporting a “business…
Impact 360, a nonprofit martial arts ministry, purchased its first building and plans to transform it into a training and community center. Impact 360 is an organization founded in 2004…