To make changes in something that is established; to innovate. Change is good and is needed in a world like ours. When things are shaken and messed up, change brings us out better than before. Ukraine was secure, and in one day that shifted. Everything they knew was unstabilized, innovations are now needed to continue to bring back the countries way of life. The ability for growth and development are brought in through innovations. As the Centennial year of Harding University grows closer, and we welcome a new president to campus, we look forward to the new era that this University will be in. We are introducing a new personality, new ideas and the possibilities of new changes, some of which have already begun. The Ganus Building was demolished, the track has been moved, Public Safety is relocated and buildings are given a new look. Freshmen are innovated into Harding’s atmosphere every fall, leaving high school behind and jumping into the next stage of their lives. When senior year approaches, we return to that place forced to innovate into a new era of life. As Christ innovates into us and our daily lives, we assemble at Harding as a church body. Written by: Kayleigh Tritschler foreword The world is innovating, Harding is innovating, You are innovating.
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