
Harding College Arch
Harding began as a senior college in Morrilton, AR, in 1924 when Arkansas Christian College and Harper College merged their facilities.
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Pattie Cobb Hall
Although it was built in 1919 as part of Galloway Women’s College, Pattie Cobb Hall was named in 1934 for the wife of James A. Harding.
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Olen Hendrix Building
As one of two original structures remaining on campus, the Olen Hendrix Building has housed many departments.
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Front Lawn
On Thanksgiving Day, 1939, the community gathered for a bonfire to burn Harding’s mortgage, finally paid in full.
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Bell Tower
Harding was accredited in 1954, which was celebrated by the ringing of the Bell Tower.
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NASA Research
Harding students and faculty have been conducting research in partnership with NASA since 1966.
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Harding University Arch
In 1979, Harding’s board of trustees approved a transition to University status.
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International Programs
International programs began at Harding in 1980, with the first location in Florence, Italy.
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Brackett Library
In 1988, the Beaumont Memorial Library was essentially torn down to become the Brackett Library.
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First Ladies Garden
In 2015, the First Ladies Garden was dedicated as a tribute to the women who have graciously served the University as first ladies.
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Botham Jean Memorial
In honor of alumnus Botham Shem Jean, we challenge all who pass by his memorial to “Be Like Bo” and live lives of empathy, integrity and compassion.
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Anthony and Wright Admin Building
The Anthony & Wright Building has been the center of campus activity since 1952 but was named and dedicated during Homecoming 2021.
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Holland-Waller Center
This new academic building is located on our historic front lawn in the place of the former Ganus Building. This facility is a gateway to Legacy Park.
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