Passages
Alumni Profiles
His positivity-led approach to leadership was noticed by his peers, which led to his being named 2023 National Principal of the Year Finalist...
Throughout her life, Sheila Cox Sullivan (’82) has made it her mission to provide care and compassion to people in need and help them...
“Every organization is technology-dependent, but strong leadership is the X-factor that can turn mundane IT into a remarkable strategic...
When Tansey received Southwest’s highest employee recognition, the President’s Award, in 2022, this value of community was revealed...
Many love PBS for its educational and family-friendly programming.
Through a combination of hard work, daily prayer and dream chasing, Logan Foshee (’19) is now the proud owner of Foshee Equipment Co.,
A self-professed hometown girl — born and raised in Searcy — Dr.
Jan. 22, 2022, Eddie Shewmaker (’44) celebrated his 100th birthday, inspiring a walk down memory lane.
Selflessly donating one of her kidneys in March 2021 has proven to be a valuable lesson for Natalie Nill (’11) in the biblical teaching of...
Lauryn Rydl Turner’s (’96) time at Harding was influential in preparing her for her current role as chief of staff for USA Gymnastics.
To celebrate Black History Month in February, Apple commissioned 32 Black photographers from all over the U.S.
From day one, Ryan Walters (’10) has been influenced by and invested in education.
Jessica Pell Tate (’95) played a role in this production as the ghost of Christmas past as well as a solicitor.
“While working with the young men in New York, I feel like God assigned me my mission, which is to break the cycle of the fatherless...
In 2014, the Faulkners purchased Robbins-Sanford Mercantile in Searcy’s Main Street district.
For more than two decades, Schecter has worked in education, and for the last 10 years she has served as the principal of the lower grades at The...
Carly Taylor Addison knew from a young age that she wanted to teach music.
In October, a little more than 50 years after he graduated, Daniel Coston’s (’68) paintings were displayed in the Stevens Art Gallery...
Elizabeth Keese (’14) developed a love for baking at an early age, but she never dreamed of the doors she would walk through as a result.
The word architect often conjures up images of blueprints, rulers and mechanical pencils, but for Dave Huey (’78), award-winning architect...
