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The Harding University community recently celebrated the opening of the Rogers Theological Library, officially completing Harding School of Theology’s two-year-long move from Memphis to Searcy.

In this episode, current dean Peter Rice and theological librarian Whitney Hammes join Wes McAdams to discuss the benefits of the new library for current HST and Harding students, and the importance of having theological scholars in churches.

Watch or listen: https://christianchronicle.org/episode/165-why-we-need-theological-scholars/

Harding History House is open today through Wednesday for special Inspire Lectureship hours. See you there!

Harding History House is open tomorrow, Saturday, September 19th for Family Weekend! See the brand new exhibit “A History of the Harding School of Theology” from 10 am to 2pm at 205 Lott Tucker Dr.

Join us this Friday, September 18th at 6pm for Game Night! Whether you are a skilled gamer or a casual player, this event is for all.

Bring your own board games or choose one from our diverse collection. From classics like Monopoly and Chess to modern gems like Catan and Codenames, we’ve got something for everyone.

Don’t have a gaming group? Our Game Night is the perfect opportunity to meet new friends who share your love for gaming. Parents and siblings in town for Family Weekend? Bring them along too! 🎲♟️🃏

https://news.harding.edu/2026/09/theological-library-dedication.html?image

Harding University Set to Dedicate the Rogers Theological Library Harding University will be dedicating the new Rogers Theological Library on Sept. 22, 2026, at 4 p.m. during the annual Inspire Lectureship.

Congratulations to the teams who completed their puzzle! Thanks for making Puzzle Palooza such a fun night! Missed the excitement? Look out for announcements about our Spring competition!

And third places goes to Dude, we’re getting the band back together! They completed the 1000 piece puzzle in 1 hour and 36 minutes. Congratulations!

Coming in second place… The Piecekeepers!

With a time of 1 hour, 31 minutes, they finished less than a minute behind the top spot! Talk about a photo finish.