During his time at Harding, Gary Griffin has been given the nickname “Tabs” because he keeps tabs on everyone and just about everything going on around him. Griffin no doubt acquired his attention to detail during his five years spent serving in the U.S. Coast Guard.
Many remember him as the dedicated and selfless the father of the medical mission in the churches of Christ. They recall how he grew older but his diligence to work in Nigeria every year never diminished. Dr. Henry Farrar, even at the age of 83, cont...
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Read more...“Through the library’s tireless efforts, what has been paper, cardboard and leather is now ones and zeros, available to anyone,” said Jeremy Beauchamp, Harding’s director of student publications.
A new project is underway that will allow every...
The silver-lining is near: spring break. Though many students find pleasure in going home to visit family or mapping out a road trip, some have decided to go the extra mile — to Belize.
Harding professor, Steve Shaner, is taking a group of eight i...
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Read more...The Walton Arts Center was packed. From the very front row to the last row of the balcony, almost all of the 1,200 seats were filled with an anxious body, ready to see, to hear, to experience Ladysmith Black Mambazo.
On Saturday, Feb. 20, 10 Harding...
From Humble Beginnings to Leadership
A good success story often starts with humble origins. For Charles Dupre, now the superintendent of the Pflugerville Independent School District in Texas, it would have been difficult to start any more humbly.
Guitar music has been drifting out of Keller 301 and filling the hallway since the beginning of the semester. The music has been a personal project for sophomore Christian Yoder. The self-taught musician wrote and recorded songs in his dorm room for ...
