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Former U.S. Senator David Pryor, a native of Camden, Ark., will visit the campus of Ouachita Baptist University on Wednesday, Oct. 8, as a part of the book signing tour for his recent autobiography, “A Pryor Commitment.” Pryor will speak to classes at 11 a.m.…
The Ouachita Baptist cross country team had three runners finish in the top five as the Lady Tigers won the Lyon Invitational Thursday afternoon. Hannah Howard picked up her first win of the season, crossing the line in 19:30. Teammate Logan Lyles was second in…
The Ouachita Baptist football team returns home this weekend with a chance of halting one streak and looking to start a new one as the Tigers play host to Arkansas-Monticello at A.U. Williams Field. Ouachita began the season with a pair of home victories against…
For the first time in more two years and playing front of a standing room only crowd at the Sturgis Center, the Ouachita Baptist volleyball team picked up a 3-1 victory against rival Henderson State to earn its first Gulf South Conference West Division match…
As Ouachita has expanded to take on the “go green” initiative, faculty, staff and students have responded with support, according to energy manager David Owens and Vice President for Administrative Services Brett Powell. “While the energy program is new, people generally support the effort to…
The Ouachita football team fell behind early and couldn’t recover as the Tigers dropped their second straight contest, losing 35-17 to No. 17 Delta State in a Gulf South Conference game Saturday afternoon at Parker Field at McCool Stadium. “The better team won today,” Tigers…
Dr. Sim Flora, Ouachita Baptist University professor of music and chair of the department of theory and composition, will perform as a special musical guest in “Tromblowin’ 2008: A Concert Celebrating the Musical Artistry of the Trombone.” The concert will be held at Aldersgate United…
Ouachita Baptist senior placekicker Zach Wright was selected Wednesday by the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame as one of the 164 candidates selected for the 2008 Draddy Trophy, which is one of college football’s most sought after awards. The Draddy Trophy recognizes…
Three professors in Ouachita Baptist University’s Chesley and Elizabeth Pruet School of Christian Studies (PSCS) will be published for their academic research and specialties. Dr. Joey Dodson’s dissertation for the University of Aberdeen, “The ‘Powers’ of Personification: Rhetorical Purpose in the Book of Wisdom and…
This year marks the 30th anniversary of Tiger Tunes, a fundraiser to raise scholarships for students in need. Student Paige Cate, the Ouachita Student Foundation’s special events coordinator, has high expectations for this year. The EEE’s women’s social club practices their show for the 30th…
The Ouachita Baptist volleyball team is still searching for its first Gulf South Conference West Division victory after the Lady Tigers dropped a 3-0 match Tuesday night to Arkansas-Monticello at Steelman Fieldhouse. The Cotton Blossoms (13-8 overall, 1-1 GSC West) took the match with scores…
For many, going to school to start a new year means packing the car with too much stuff and hitting the road for three hours until we arrive at Ouachita. For Kezia Nanda, Mariska Makmud, Olivia Basrin and Gina Karina this isn’t the case. They…
