The archive
Over 35 years ago, a group of Ouachita men decided to form their own club. Those 23 charter members formed the men’s social club of Kappa Chi. Since 1981, the men of Kappa Chi have promoted three main principles within their club, on campus and…
In the late 1990s, a group of athletes got together, looking to form a discipleship group. After some time, they discovered that this was a really special group, and it could become a club. They decided to make it official on campus. The club was…
Picture this: a mouthwatering burger with two, two-ounce patties of ground beef, a thick juicy tomato, grilled onions, pickles, cheese and lettuce all stacked together between two toasted buns. This is what former Arkadelphian and Ouachitonian Kyle Pounders created after coming up with the very…
Fans cheering, balls bouncing, nets swishing: all of these sounds filled Bill Vining Arena this morning. A passerby might have mistaken the sounds for an especially lively Ouachita basketball practice, but in reality there was something much more exciting taking place in the gym: the…
Hundreds of people file through the Walker Conference Center, drifting from table to table, taking their senses with them on a chaotic journey around the world. What may seem like organized chaos to some actually takes months of planning, preparation and hard work to achieve.…
With EEE, the Ouachita Student Foundation, Women in Business and the OBU Cheer Team, one might think that Tiffany Lee’s life could not get any busier. However, it did Saturday, Feb. 4, when Tiffany became the 50th Miss OBU. Tiffany, a sophomore from Benton and…
Producers, actors and avid filmgoers from around the world traveled to Park City, Utah for the Sundance Film Festival this year. For Ouachita students, this annual trip is often an experience of a lifetime. On Saturday, Jan. 21, students and faculty sponsors left for Park…
As she listens to the pastor’s sermon from Luke 9, Ouachita senior Hillary Hill hears two words loud and clear. “Follow me.” “Lord, first let me go and bury my father,” the pastor reads. “Follow me.” The pastor continues, “I will follow you, Lord; but…
Thirsty, sunburned and exhausted from several days of medical treatments, junior biology major Jack Huff and his dad enter a small, dark hut in Zeu, Uganda. While the hut provides brief solace from the African humidity, what they find inside is heartbreaking. A young boy,…
“The world is a book, and those who don’t travel only read one page.” —Augustine of Hippo. Brooks Parker, a junior business management major from Little Rock, grew up on three continents. His parents were teachers and church-planters in Africa and India for a large…
Dylan Bester, a 19-year-old sophomore international student from South Africa, has been traveling for years. Throughout all of his travels abroad, Bester has gathered small pieces of wisdom that have shaped not only his worldview, but also the way he sees those around him. As…
If ever there were a family that went all out for Christmas, it’s mine. We have an abnormally large collection of Christmas movies on DVD, we send out a hilarious family Christmas card every year and our house is always the most decorated in our…
