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By Lillie Tretter, Staff Writer Jones Performing Arts Center will soon be filled with singing, dancing and a whole lot of laughter as Ouachita students prepare for the forty-seventh annual Tiger Tunes show. Tiger Tunes is the largest fundraising event hosted by OSF (Ouachita Student…
By Lillie Tretter, Staff Writer Over 800 students from Ouachita Baptist University will step out of the classroom and into the community on September 27, coming together to serve Arkadelphia for the annual Tiger Serve Day. For the past 27 years, students and faculty members…
By Maddie Cox, Staff Writer The CM retreat is a well-known event that people around campus look forward to. There are several reasons why one may look forward to the retreat, but more than likely it is because of its intentionality. The CM retreat is…
By Camryn Stroupe, Staff Writer On Saturday April 4, the city of Arkadelphia experienced historic flooding, impacting homes, businesses and city facilities. One of the locations most affected by the flooding was the Clark County Humane Society, a no-kill animal shelter in a high-flood risk…
By Camryn Stroupe, Staff Writer On Saturday April 4, the city of Arkadelphia experienced historic flooding, impacting homes, businesses and city facilities. One of the locations most affected by the flooding was the Clark County Humane Society, a no-kill animal shelter in a high-flood risk…
By Jordan Dallimore, Staff Writer Over the weekend, heavy storms brought significant flooding to the Ouachita Baptist University campus and surrounding areas in Arkadelphia. Floodwaters peaked at 28 feet early Sunday morning, just two feet shy of the record level set in 1945. The north…
By Jacie Sellars, News Editor A group of 11 Ouachita communications students recently traveled to New York City for the College Media Association conference from Feb. 26 to March 1. Students represented different campus media organizations, including the Signal, the Ouachitonian, the Ouachita News Show…
By Jordan Dallimore, Staff Writer Rho Sigma’s annual red hair dye event was more than just a bold fashion statement; it was a fundraiser with a purpose. Held in the amphitheater, the event blended tradition, school spirit, and charity, all while turning heads with vibrant…
By Camryn Stroupe, Opinion Editor The annual Miss Ouachita Baptist University pageant was held this past Saturday, Feb. 1, in Jones Performing Arts Center. Sophomore Ava Weeks from Conway, Arkansas, sponsored by the Women of EEE, took home the title of Miss OBU 2025. Weeks…
By Emily Howard, Staff Writer One of Ouachita’s long-standing traditions of teaching the gospel through different methods, avenues and hobbies tailored for various interest groups, is being continued again this year in the week of Feb. 3- Feb. 7, widely known as Christian Focus Week…
By Emily Howard, Staff Writer Ouachita has an established custom of inviting prospective high-school students who have demonstrated leadership aptitude to visit campus and meet with faculty, alumni and student leaders. Dr. Keldon Henley, Ouachita Vice President for Institutional Advancement and Chief of Staff, helped…
By Camryn Stroupe, Opinions Editor Breanna Wages had always dreamed of owning her own bakery. Originally from Texarkana, AR, Wages carried with her experience and baking heritage to open Bakes by Bree, a new bakery in the location formerly housing Samantha’s Bakery and Cafe. I…
