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ARKADELPHIA, Ark.—Ouachita Baptist University will present artwork from the Arkadelphia public schools in the Hammons Gallery Monday, Feb. 15, through Thursday, Feb. 25. The gallery will display artwork from all grade levels of Arkadelphia’s public schools. “We the art teachers of Arkadelphia have enjoyed doing…
ARKADELPHIA- After establishing an early lead in the first half, Ouachita Baptist never trailed and ran away from Christian Brothers to defeat the Lady Bucs, 87-68, in a Gulf South Conference Women’s Basketball matchup at Bill Vining Arena in Arkadelphia on Thursday. Ouachita (11-11, 3-6…
ARKADELPHIA- The Lady Tigers rode the arm of junior Kristen Rigsbee to a 1-0 shutout victory over Southwest Baptist in the final game of the 2010 OBU Classic in Arkadelphia. Ouachita Baptist 1, Southwest Baptist 0 Ouachita (4-1) recorded their fourth-straight victory against SBU, led…
ARKADELPHIA- Ouachita Baptist Head Football Coach Todd Knight announced the signing of 19 student-athletes to National Letters of Intent to begin in the fall of 2010. Ouachita, which had 27 players sign during last year’s National Signing Day, had 13 players sign this year from…
ARKADELPHIA- Even early in the first half, you could sense the game would come down to the wire, and that sentiment came true on Thursday night as Ouachita Baptist defeated Christian Brothers, 59-54, in a defensive battle for the Tigers second Gulf South Conference victory…
It was another clean sweep for the sixth-ranked Ouachita Baptist men’s tennis team as the Tigers defeated Harding University, 9-0, Wednesday afternoon at the Heflin Tennis Center. The Tiger’s, who improved to 2-0 on the year, have yet to allow a loss in either doubles…
The Tiger baseball team is looking to continue a tradition of winning in 2010. After a fourth-straight trip to the Gulf South Conference tournament and just missing a third-straight regional appearance in 2009, Head Coach Chris Moddelmog is confident in this year’s squad. “We really…
Muhammad Ali once said, “Champions aren’t made in the gyms. Champions are made from something they have deep inside them — a desire, a dream, a vision.” Athletes from around the world will converge on Vancouver, British Columbia from February 12-28 to prove that they…
The International Club (IC) along with the Daniel and Betty Jo Grant Center for International Education host the annual International Food Festival (IFF). This event is essentially a small representation of the breadth of countries represented at Ouachita by the international students, who come together…
For years now, people have been on their toes waiting for the release of Apple’s new revolutionary computing tablet. After much speculation and excitement, the device has finally arrived: The Apple iPad. Steve Jobs, Apple’s CEO, revealed the iPad on Wednesday, Jan. 27, and gave…
ARKADELPHIA, Ark.—Ouachita Baptist University’s Academic Enrichment Center (AEC) has named Jason Wells, a senior social studies major from Gurdon, Ark., to the TRIO Hall of Fame for his participation in the Student Support Services (SSS) program. Wells will be honored Friday, Feb. 12, at the…
The pageantry of Super Bowl XLIV has ended and football’s world champions have been crowned. Now that the lights in Sun Life Stadium in Miami have dimmed, what will dominate most of the talk in NFL circles? Any other year, all of the focus would…
