
Due to an Increase in Freshman Men, UMHB Reopens Johnson Hall
By Hailey Weldon, Reporter The decision to reopen Johnson Hall was finalized over the summer as the number of freshman men increased by 31 residents since last fall -- beyond what the current dorms could [...]

Blind MasterChef Christine Ha – A Testament of Resilience
By Stephen Sherwood, Staff Writer Christine Ha’s life took a drastic turn when she started to lose her sight in 2004, she was diagnosed with neuromyelitis optica, where the immune system attacks the optic nerves [...]

Landry Gerhart Crowned Miss Mary Hardin-Baylor 2027
Photo by Ashlynn Anthony/ The Bells Landry Gerhart, Miss Student Foundation and sophomore history major, is crowned Miss MHB 2027 at the annual Miss MHB Pageant on Saturday, Oct. 31. Gerhart portrayed Martha Moore Clancy, [...]

Cotton Weaving Us Together
By Emily Jenkins, Editor-in-Chief From a small cotton seed, grows one large industry. As smaller farms and gins gradually begin merging to form larger farms and gins, the cotton industry, specifically in Texas, has become [...]

Sword and Shield College Bible Study Continues
By Jack Freedman, Staff Writer For the past few years, a group of students at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor have been putting together a Bible study led by graduate student AnneMarie Gorrell. “The Bible [...]





