website was blocked by the university. A statement from university officials at the time said that "university administrators felt that having this website available on campus goes against [our] mission and policies". President David Burks called the publication "offensive and degrading". As a result of this decision by the administration, the controversy received attention from national newspapers like The New York Times, The New Yorker, and online platforms like Jezebel and The Huffington Post.
In 2018, HU Queer Press 2.0 was launched, with members producing a zine titled Hear Queer Voices aiming to "foster a relationship between Harding University and the queer community". In April 2022, HU Queer Press 3.0 was announced, with members releasing a zine titled Look Around, requesting "that Harding University fully acknowledge, affirm, and protect its LGBT students".
=== Social clubs ===
The university sponsors student-led "social clubs" that serve a similar social networking function to the Greek system, as …
