The Virtue of Civility
If civility is a virtue, it is a controversial one. Harvard law professor Randall Kennedy argued in a 1998 magazine article that civility can…
Freshman year reflections
My freshman year of college is almost over, and I can’t believe it. Over the past two semesters, I’ve learned so much, not only…
Lessons learned from summer 2016
The past year has been full of crazy and beautiful, shocking and mesmerizing news. The summer months leading up to this year of our…
So long, farewell
“As our editing staff stewards this publication, it is my goal that we be thoughtful when crafting and editing articles and encourage the staff…
“Ball in Fight”
Ever since the middle of this past week, I’ve found myself intermittently mumbling to myself a phrase from a poem by Gerard Manley Hopkins…
Reflections from a 1945 grad
Editor’s Note: The following is a letter just received from 1945 Ouachita graduate Wilma Helen Phillips Curnutt. As commencement approaches, her letter indicates the…
Are the Characters from ‘Rogue One’ Memorable? (Video)
Ever since late 2014 when “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” was announced, we have been on a non-stop Star Wars hype train. For about…
The Fieldhouse: Who’s the Real MVP?
Now that the regular season is over, The Brodies and, special guest, Caleb Byrd have a debate over their MVP picks. Tweet…
North American Mission Board to host Send Conference in Dallas
The North American Mission Board (NAMB) and International Mission Board (IMB) will be hosting a two-day mission’s conference on May 19-20 in Dallas, Texas.…
Business and Faith Luncheon
The Hickingbotham School of Business will host the annual Business and Faith Luncheon Friday, April 28 in Walker Conference Center. Doors will open for…