The archive
Throughout this “Day in the life” series, we have been have been through the typical days in the life of a collegiate swimmer and a collegiate cross country runner. This week’s edition will now take us through a typical day in the life of a…
A team of seven Ouachita Baptist University students will be travelling to San Antonio, Texas on Friday, November 12 to compete in a regional Ethics Bowl. The Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl developed under the patronage of the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics (APPE), and over…
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 conference. The conference was held Oct. 12-16 in Seattle, Wash. The conference attracts nearly 2,000 honors students and administrators from all…
A Chewbacca mask toy paired with four minutes and four seconds of laughter was all it took for Candace Payne to become an overnight internet sensation. After posting a Facebook live video sharing the delight she found in the toy, the video began to accumulate…
The previous “day in the life” followed the day in the life of a swimmer. This week we will be following the typical day in the life of a cross country runner. Cross country takes a lot of dedication. Taking care of your bodies and…
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 Watson and local deputies will provide general personal safety tips and educate women on specific self-defense moves for a variety of…
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 are anti-abortion. They believe that life begins at conception and killing an unborn baby is murder in the eyes of God.…
Loving the outdoors, music, and her Tri Chi family, senior Emma Riley is a very involved Ouachitonian. From directing the winning Tri Chi Matches Tiger Tunes show to speaking weekly at Refuge, Riley loves the environment of the school she had no intentions of attending.…
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 that. However, a lot of people feel something similar to this about our nation’s two most prominent parties. They are disappointed…
The 2016 election has been very different in every aspect. The media attention, the scandals, the popularity contest. Both major candidates in the presidential race would make history, as seems to be a primary trend in voting behavior. But, the future of the country depends…
The road to a college education comes in either two forms: traditional or non-traditional. The traditional route is well paved, having been travelled by many and is often viewed as easier and less time consuming. But Victoria Singleton, a junior from Conway, Arkansas, has shown…
Ouachita’s Department of Theatre Arts will present The Learned Ladies on Nov. 3-5 and 7-8 at 7:00 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 6 in Verser Theatre. The Learned Ladies, a French comedy by Moliere, puts a satirical twist on the lives of three…
