Lauryn Rydl Turner’s (’96) time at Harding was influential in preparing her for her current role as chief of staff for USA Gymnastics. After finishing her time as a Bison cheerleader and graduating with a degree in math and computer science, Turner taught math and Spanish for three years in and near ...
To celebrate Black History Month in February, Apple commissioned 32 Black photographers from all over the U.S. to capture their hometown through the lens of an iPhone 12 Pro in a series aptly named “Hometown.” Searching for talented photographers to feature, Apple reached out to Joseph Ross Smith (’ ...
Profile: Ryan Walters By Katie Clement From day one, Ryan Walters (’10) has been influenced by and invested in education. From high school and college teachers to family to career, it has had a big impact on his life. “I had several teachers who made a tremendous difference in my life while at ...
Profile | Jessica Pell Tate By Josie Parker Ending a year full of canceled events and disappointments, the Lyric Theatre of Oklahoma found a new way of telling stories on stage through an immersive outdoor show. Replacing the stage with an evening stroll through Harn Homestead, a 10-acre living hist ...
1968 Mike O’Neal is the new chair of the Christian Chronicle’s board of trustees. He was instrumenta ...
1974 Glen Goree writes nonfiction books based on his experiences as a missionary in Rhodesia and his ...
Ann Richmond Sewell (’45), 96, of Searcy, died May 5, 2021. After earning her master’s degree, she j ...
Julia Tranum Hawley (’45), 95, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, died Sept. 20, 2020. She and her husband mov ...
Nancy Ruth Mullaney Chapman (’44), 97, of Dallas died July 12, 2020. She met her husband in Pattie C ...
A. Earl Priest (’42), 97, of Memphis, Tennessee, died Nov. 9, 2019. He married Willene Jones in 1941 ...
