“Survived Boston without a coat 2k17”
“OK, where do we want to go?” Over Christmas break, Gail Lange-Smith, a junior dietetics and nutrition major from Zimbabwe and AJ Stambolie, a…
Respect, diversity and brotherhood: the men of Kappa Chi
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…
Get on the train: a South Arkansas spring break
Sitting inside of a train station in Arkadelphia at 10:45 p.m. is not how I originally intended to start spring break 2016. My brother…
Honor God: the men of Eta Alpha Omega
In the late 1990s, a group of athletes got together, looking to form a discipleship group. After some time, they discovered that this was…
Former Ouachita student’s food truck success
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…
“The bestest day ever”: Special Olympics at Ouachita
Fans cheering, balls bouncing, nets swishing: all of these sounds filled Bill Vining Arena this morning. A passerby might have mistaken the sounds for…
Behind the scenes of the International Food Festival
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 Sundance Experience
Producers, actors and avid filmgoers from around the world traveled to Park City, Utah for the Sundance Film Festival this year. For Ouachita students,…
For His glory: Tiffany Lee crowned 50th Miss OBU
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…
“Just follow me”: Hillary Hill in Zambia
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…