The archive
By Lillie Tretter, Staff Writer Excitement is running all throughout campus as students prepare for Ouachita’s most beloved event of the year: TWIRP. Many people have heard of a Sadie Hawkins dance before, where girls ask guys to a function; TWIRP is just Ouachita’s spin…
By John Carter Simmons, Arts and Entertainment Editor Ouachita Baptist University takes accommodation requests very seriously. These requests are not an afterthought or put to the side. Every request is treated with as much care as possible, and immediate action is shown. But don’t just…
By Lillie Tretter, Staff Writer The men of Eta Alpha Omega hosted their fifth annual Barbershop fundraiser this year, where a total of 19 members, the most they’ve ever had, shaved their heads to raise funds for their most beloved event thrown on campus: Muggin.…
By Marin Murray, News Editor One day, you’re a little girl watching someone get crowned homecoming queen. A few years later, it’s now you on that football field with the crown upon your head. Being on the homecoming court was a special full-circle moment for…
By Isaac Bourne, Sports Editor After 329 games 32 years and 163 wins notched, Ouachita football head coach Todd Knight still hasn’t forgotten a single person that’s helped him along the way. “Coach Derby has been with me,” said Knight. “He was a GA for…
By Jacie Sellars, Print Editor in Chief Banners and traditional decorations filled the hallway, and students crowded around tables. Music played as vendors sold Mexican corn and pupusas, a stuffed flatbread from El Salvador and Honduras. Lile Hall had been converted into a plaza as…
By Phil Byrd, Staff Writer We live in a society where information is at our fingertips. If an earthquake erupts in Indonesia, or a civil war breaks out in Africa, we can know within seconds. This constant onslaught of information can’t always be filtered. This…
By Ashlyn Kinley, Staff Writer The season finale for The Summer I Turned Pretty has finally aired, and girls on campus have made their feelings known about the ending that Jenny Han has produced. The grand finale of this on-going series has jaw-dropping reactions from…
By Phil Byrd, Staff Writer After years of using Moodle as their Learning Management System, Ouachita has finally decided to switch systems to the more popular Canvas. A Learning Management System is an online program that allows faculty to seamlessly and quickly communicate grades and…
By Marin Murray, News Editor A refuge is defined as something that provides shelter. It is a place where people feel safe and free of fear. It is a place where one does not have to worry about the stress of Tunes season or that…
By Camryn Stroupe, Opinions Editor A new coffee stop has arrived to the Arkadelphia community: The Daily Drip Coffee Shop. Located at 1408 N. 10th Street on the way from Ouachita’s campus to Caddo Valley, the simple but stylish white coffee truck is noticeable from…
By Camryn Stroupe, Opinions Editor A new coffee stop has arrived to the Arkadelphia community: The Daily Drip Coffee Shop. Located at 1408 N. 10th Street on the way from Ouachita’s campus to Caddo Valley, the simple but stylish white coffee truck is noticeable from…
