The archive
By Kaelin Clay, Online Editor-in-Chief October 12, 2023 In life, there are people who pass by with a light gleaming bright enough to stick. Many describe each soul at Ouachita as that same sort of spirited light. Somehow, Ouachita only shines brighter with each year…
By Camryn Manning, Opinions Editor October 3, 2023 The year 2024 marks 50 years of the Ouachita Student Foundation (OSF), an organization that serves to provide students with scholarships, maintain tradition, cultivate a philanthropic campus culture and act as student ambassadors of Ouachita. Georgia Richards,…
By Jane Ellen Dial, Arts/Entertainment Editor September 13, 2023 When Bailey Gibson went to Washington, she found more than politicians in suits. She was reminded of her purpose and the reason she is studying finance. Bailey Gibson, a senior finance major from Hot Springs, spent…
Photo Courtesy of Jacksonville Jaguars By Kyndall Fomby-Bell, Staff Writer September 13, 2023 In 2022, Gregory Junior brought an abundance of excitement to Ouachita when he became the first National Football League draft pick in Ouachita Baptist University’s history. Junior played on the practice squad…
By Emilee Webb, News Section Editor March 8, 2023 The Arkansas Student Leadership Forum, or ASLF, was held in Little Rock, AR on Feb. 23-25, 2023. The forum, which hosts college students from all over the state, has a mission of building up future leaders…
The Heart of Ouachita is inspired by those who make this university such a wonderful place. Without our alumni, staff, faculty and current students, none of this would be possible. Ouachita Grads Tiffany Lee: Class of 2019 What does Ouachita mean to you? “OBU is…
By Madison Basco October 14, 2022 Senior Savannah Pierce, representing the OBU marching band, was crowned Ouachita Baptist University’s homecoming queen on Saturday, Oct. 8. Pierce is a Christian Studies major and has been involved in the OBU marching band since her freshman year. “Marching…
By Sara Patterson, Editor-In-Chief May 11, 2022 I am a unique case on the Signal staff. While many would assume that I study communications, I’m actually a Christian studies major. When I considered how I wanted to end my time as Editor-In-Chief, I knew I…
Dr. Scott Duvall, Guest Writer April 28, 2022 Dr. J. Scott Duvall, a 1980 Ouachita graduate, is the J.C. & Mae Fuller Professor of Biblical Studies and chair of the Pruet School’s Department of Biblical Studies. Commencement season is here. I must admit having bittersweet…
By Langley Leverett, Copy Editor from Volume 130: Issue 6: December 9, 2021 She has storyteller eyes. Dark brown and inky– they are like the dense script in her journals, or the decorated post-it notes spread across her room. While her eyes observe, they absorb…
“This past summer I worked in Colorado as a broadcasting intern for the Mile High Collegiate Baseball League. The MHCBL and its co-owner, Amanda Kubec, interviewed me and offered me the internship. At first, I mostly did PA announcing, but I was then able to…
By Mallory Gatson, Staff Writer November 11, 2021 from https://issuu.com/obusignal/docs/issue_5/4 Josh Spiva, a junior chemistry and biomedical sciences double major, was awarded first place for his oral presentation at the Arkansas Idea Network of Biomedical Research Excellence (AR INBRE) conference on Oct. 29. The AR…
