Students, Professors Talk Guns on Campus
A bill introduced in the Arkansas House of Representatives that allows licensed and trained professors and staff members to carry concealed handguns on college
Respect: Seeing Others Through God’s Eyes
Every day we encounter people; the cashier at the grocery store, the church body on Sunday morning, and of course the numerous people on
R-E-S-P-E-C-T
It isn’t an assumption to say people want respect. After all, you hear the word everywhere: in friendships, in work relationships, in the syllabus
Ouachita to host Career Fair Bootcamp, Career Fair
ARKADELPHIA, Ark.—Ouachita Baptist University’s Office of Career Services will host its annual Career Expo on March 7 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The
Mirrors
In season 3 of The Office, my favorite show, the Stamford and Scranton branches of the office merge due to corporate downsizing. In the
From an Outside Eye
I left my larger, private university last year knowing I wanted a change of environment, but having no idea this would bring me to
For the Love of the Game
Have you ever wondered if you made a difference in someone’s life? Think about it. Was there ever a defining moment when you looked
Eliminating Ambiguity, Unlocking Respect
From the time we are old enough to walk, until we leave this Earth we are constantly given tips on how to become a
Earning Respect
Respect is earned, not given. This statement is the mantra, explicit or implied, of every athletic team and military academy around the world. On
Different Kinds of Respect
There are certain words today, especially in the American culture, which get overused or used in the wrong way. This leaves powerful and meaningful
Baseball Falls to SAU in First Weekend Series Game
The Ouachita Tiger baseball team continued conference action on Friday, hosting Southern Arkansas for a Friday afternoon game that saw chilly temperatures and a