Person on the Street Interview: Week 6
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Charter revoked for oldest men’s club
The men of Sigma Alpha Sigma (SAS) are known to many for their spirit at athletic events, whether painting their bodies blue or shooting off their cannon with every touchdown the Tigers make. But in February, a tradition came to an end when the men’s…
Dr. Randall Wight, professor of psychology and biology
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Lady Tigers run ends in disappointment
The Cinderella story for the Ouachita Baptist University women’s basketball team came to a disappointing end Monday night as the Lady Tigers were edged by No. 24 Delta State, 50-49, in the NCAA Division II South Region Championship game at the Walter Sillers Coliseum. Delta…
OBU softball drops pair of GSC West games
The Ouachita Baptist University softball team dropped a pair of Gulf South Conference West Division games Monday, falling 1-0 in nine innings in the opener to Arkansas Tech and dropping the second contest, 6-1, at the Chartwells Sports Complex. In the opener, Arkansas Tech scored…
OBU swimming goes fifth and sixth and National Championships
The Ouachita Baptist University men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams finished the NCAA Division II National Championships Saturday at the CRWC Natatorium fifth and sixth, respectively. The Ouachita men finished with 259 points as Drury won the meet with 543. Wayne State was second…
Ouachita women edged out by Delta State
The Cinderella story for the Ouachita Baptist University women’s basketball team came to a disappointing end Monday night as the Lady Tigers were edged by No. 24 Delta State, 50-49, in the NCAA Division II South Region Championship game at the Walter Sillers Coliseum. Delta…
Health and Fitness Expo to inform students about healthy living, choices
In a society that focuses more on eating what is convenient, and doing it quickly, most college students do not realize that what they eat now is already affecting their future. In a 2007 study done by the University of New Hampshire, 66 percent of…
OBU men’s tennis remains perfect with 9-0 GSC West win over Delta State
ARKADELPHIA – The seventh-ranked Ouachita Baptist University men’s tennis team remained perfect overall and in the Gulf South Conference West Division Sunday as the Tigers blanked Delta State, 9-0, at the Heflin Tennis Center. Ouachita (12-0) allowed just six games during the three doubles matches.…
OBU softball splits with Arkansas Tech
RUSSELLVILLE, Ark. – The Ouachita Baptist University softball team split the Gulf South Conference West Division series Sunday afternoon against Arkansas Tech, taking the opener, 1-0, before falling, 7-0, in the second game at the Chartwells Sport’s Complex. Ouachita (13-13 overall, 2-4 GSC West) broke…
OBU Women’s Basketball advances to first-ever South Region Final
CLEVELAND, Miss. – Domino Miller sank two shots at the free-throw line with 5.5 seconds left and Gianna Messina’s shot at the buzzer hit off the front iron as the Ouachita Baptist University women’s basketball team survived a tremendous comeback from No. 25 Tampa to…
Klayton Seyler shares passion for worship
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