Finding Christ in Cape Town
This past fall semester our fellow Ouachitonian, junior business major from Russellville, Ark., Seth Bubbus, continued with his business studies abroad at the University
Chi Mu to host Easter Eggstravaganza this Sunday
Chi Mu women’s social club will be hosting an Easter-themed event this Sunday, March 13, in the Tiger Den. There will be an Easter
Sophomore finds his Roots in music
Roots. That is the EP of sophomore musician Kyle Jackson’s new album. $500. That’s all he and his band members needed to raise at
Humans of OBU: Tiger Tunes Hosts
“On the day of auditions, I had to teach that day as well so I had to come in really early and do my
Humans of OBU: Tiger Tunes Hosts
“Before I go out on stage, I always like to pray and create a space between God and I that really allows me to
This week’s Faculty Colloquium
The Ouachita Faculty Colloquium met at noon last Wednesday to hear reports from James Taylor, director of Campus Ministries, Margaret McGraw, Assistant Athletic Director,
My Favorite 90s TV Shows
Right now, we’re experiencing somewhat of a 90s revival; successful spin-offs like Girl Meets World and Fuller House are sending us back to the
Humans of OBU: Faculty Couples
Scott: “I had it all planned out, I was gonna take Judy to a bluff area to kind of a rock overlooking this really
Healthy Relationships Week: Chapel encourages students to develop healthy and lasting relationships
Healthy Relationships Week kicked off today at Ouachita with chapel speaker Dr. Guy Grimes sharing key ideas from his book, Relationship Matters: Foundations for
Humans of OBU: Faculty Couples
Tracey: “In my office in Berry Bible, I hear a lot of hallway conversations. One day I heard a student saying to another, ‘OH
Enactus, Rosa’s Mexican Kitchen host 2016 Feed My Starving Children meal pack
For the past three years, Ouachita’s chapter of Enactus, a national organization for business students, has partnered with local restaurant Rosa’s Mexican Kitchen and
Tigers win GAC, outlast Bisons 72-56
BY: Dixon Land BARTLESVILLE — The Ouachita Baptist Tigers jumped out to a big start in the first half, completing 56% of their shots,