Music department to present “Billy Blythe,” a folk opera depicting Bill Clinton’s youth
The story of one of Arkansas’ most famous natives will come to Jones Performing Arts Center later this month, as Ouachita’s music department presents
It’s Better to be Dead than Red
For years, the cutest superhero in America was the fantastic beagle, Underdog, a lovable puppy with unimaginabe powers (from the “Underdog” comic book series).
Ethics Bowl team to compete regionally in San Antonio, Texas
A team of seven Ouachita Baptist University students will be travelling to San Antonio, Texas on Friday, November 12 to compete in a regional
Men’s Soccer Falls to Harding, Ending Promising Season
Ouachita’s Men’s Soccer team fell to Harding on Friday 2-0 in the semifinals of the GAC tournament at Shawnee, Oklahoma, ending what was a
Battle of the Ravine Overview
To anyone else, black tarps and garbage bags are nothing to get excited over, but for Ouachitonians they represent one of the oldest traditions
Ouachita professor Barbara Pemberton presents at National Collegiate Honors Council conference
Dr. Barbara Pemberton, director of Ouachita’s Carl Goodson Honors Program and professor of Christian missions, presented at the National Collegiate Honors Council’s 51st annual
Ouachita history students take a step back in time at Shiloh National Battleground and Military Park
Students majoring in history were given the opportunity this past weekend to take a trip to visit the Shiloh National Military Park in Pittsburg
Why Donald Trump should become president
The 2016 election has been very different in every aspect. The media attention, the scandals, the popularity contest. Both major candidates in the presidential
Third party candidates: those who stand up for the American Independent
Welcome home to the party that won’t blare racist comments and delete their emails! Just kidding, of course not all Democrats and Republicans do
Refuge Leaders: senior Emma Riley
Loving the outdoors, music, and her Tri Chi family, senior Emma Riley is a very involved Ouachitonian. From directing the winning Tri Chi Matches
Pro-life and voting for Hillary
Evangelical Christians as a majority have been casting their votes for Republican candidates for decades. This is mainly because they are pro-life, meaning they
Ouachita to host women’s self-defense class
Ouachita will host a women’s self-defense class in the lower courts of SPEC from 8-9 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 8. Clark County Sheriff Jason