The archive
“You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view… Until you climb inside of his skin and walk around in it.” ― Harper Lee Starting September 29th, the theatre departments of Ouachita and Henderson will premiere a production that…
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and, no, I’m not talking about Christmas. I’m talking about TIGER TUNES! Club directors have been working all summer, picking songs, writing lyrics and choreographing dance routines, all building up to the final unveiling come Homecoming week.…
The rise of a new smartphone app has made its way to Ouachita’s campus. The safety purposes included in the app are a modern approach to keeping the Ouachita family safe by accessing your data in times of emergency. Dr. Welsey Kluck, vice president for…
Everyone knows that their first resume looms stressfully over them. Career services aims to help students in need of direction. Ouachita’s career services works to help students with resumes, cover sheets, mock interviews and even finding jobs and internships right out of college. Career services…
Ouachita is hosting the 29th annual meeting of the Consortium for Global Education this week. The annual meeting began yesterday, September 14, and will continue through Friday, September 16. The Consortium for Global Education is a non-profit global organization for American private Christian universities that…
A joint location for Dunkin’ Donuts, Baskin Robbins and Little Caesar’s is set to arrive in Arkadelphia early next year. Construction is expected to begin on the building in the coming weeks, and the project is set to open in February 2017. The opening of…
After a fun, music-filled car ride with lots of laughter and much anticipation, you pull up to a somewhat desolate camp in the hills of Paron, Arkansas. Getting out of the car, you make the long trek with all of your luggage for the night…
Medical marijuana. While 25 states and Washington D.C. have legalized it in some form or fashion, the use of it remains highly controversial. We see intense debates about it on the news. We may even read about new findings pertaining to the subject, but how…
Join Student Life on Friday, Sept. 16 as they travel to Hot Springs for the best zip lining experience you will ever have, guaranteed. Those signed up will head over to Catherine’s Landing, where they will take on the zip lines, courtesy of Adventureworks Hot…
You’ve seen them walking around campus in blazers and name tags, but do you really know who they are? They are members of the Ouachita Student Foundation. “OSF is a student led organization with the motto of ‘students helping students,’” OSF President Mari Bednar said.…
ICYMI: OBU trustees unanimously elected Dr. Ben R. Sells as Ouachita’s sixteenth president on April 7, 2016. He was chosen after a nine-month search process led by Ouachita’s search committee and officially began his tenure on June 1. But—who is Dr. Sells? Since he’s the…
Two Ouachita organizations are continuing to aid the students of this university. For all of those new to OBU, the Academic Success Center and the Speer Writing Center staffs will be continuing in their services to the new and old faces alike. The Academic Success…
