Arkadelphia Mexican restaurants satisfy cravings
It’s Friday night. You have eaten in the cafeteria all week and desperately need to go out to eat. What’s your first choice? Generally,
Tigers fail to track down Wonder Boys in loss
The Arkansas Tech University Wonder Boys led the Ouachita Baptist University Tigers from start to finish Thursday night, capturing an 82-76 road victory at
Tigers come up short on Senior Day
Southern Arkansas University defeated Ouachita Baptist University by a score of 72-70 on Saturday during Senior Day in Bill Vining Arena. The game, which
Lady Tigers claim victory over Lady Muleriders
The Ouachita Baptist University Lady Tigers qualified for the Great American Conference Championship as they defeated the Southern Arkansas University Lady Muleriders 98-83 in
Fashion tip: trends tend to repeat
You know what they say, history has a way of repeating itself. In the fashion world this is definitely the case. We look at
Ouachita’s Smiths reflect, give advice for married life
“For rich or for poor, in sickness and in health, as long as we both shall live.” It is obvious that marriage requires a
Expensive gifts don’t make or break Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day, the holiday for love. Let’s face it. You either love it or you hate it. Most girls love this day and all
Advice for the single Valentine
Being single at Ouachita can be tough, sometimes really tough, especially around Valentine;s Day. But this semester I have learned the beauty in celebrating-yes,
Combs couple balance married life, each other
Will and Sarah Combs can probably be found hanging out at their cute and cozy home, playing with their puppy Rugar or laughing over
Flying Burger fills expectations
A good friend once told me, “Spend the money. Get yourself a good meal. Sometimes you just need it.” That quote has stuck with
Hendersons take on marriage at Ouachita
As the month of February quickly approaches the love in the air thickens. The Arkadelphia Walmart shelves have been jam packed with heart shaped
Seabaugh sisterhood continues through the Women of EEE
Gracen Seabaugh, a freshmen Elementary Education major from Magnolia, Ark., followed in her sister’s footsteps and pledged EEE this past week. Seabaugh’s sister, Shelby,