The archive
By Jordan Dallimore, Staff Writer In recent months, podcasts have emerged as a pivotal platform for political engagement, offering politicians unique opportunities to connect with voters. Notably, Vice President Kamala Harris’s appearance on the “Call Her Daddy” podcast and former President Donald Trump’s guest appearance…
By Opinions Editor, Camryn Stroupe On a bright Saturday morning, students from across campus gathered with one goal in mind: service. Tiger Serve Day (TSD) is a longstanding Ouachita tradition of bringing helping hands to our community and giving back to the place we call…
By Madison Basco, Copyeditor The time of year for sparkling lights, “Welcome Home” banners and students decked out in costumes and makeup is just around the corner, as the Ouachita Student Foundation’s Tiger Tunes Reveal kicked off the beginning of Tiger Tunes season at last…
By Sydni Worley, Online Editor-in-Chief Imagine a world where stories die. The labor it takes to grab a pen and write 2,000 words of your own thoughts is never valued again and the books we read are merely the author’s ideas woven together with AI…
By Online Editor-in-Chief, Kaelin Clay He’s really taking a chance on me, I thought. Dr. Carter walked up to me in the hallway and asked to talk about interviewing for the position of Editor-in-Chief of the online Signal. It was a normal, tired walk back…
By Emilee Webb, Print Editor-in-Chief My journey with the Signal started during the fall semester of my sophomore year when Dr. Deborah Root emailed me to see if I’d be interested in joining staff as a writer. I’m not a communications major; my background is…
By Priscilla Leverett, Guest Writer On April 8, 2024 a total solar eclipse met the town of Arkadelphia. Being in the path of totality, students gathered with awe to view this phenomenon. “I didn’t expect it to get as dark as it did,” junior Shelby…
By Sydni Whitfield, Staff Writer Every senior in high school is told that college will be the best years of their life. They aren’t told that college may also be the most stressful years of their life as well. Students are expected to learn to…
By Jordan Dallimore, Staff Writer Gathering information through media or print is a given right, but what happens if that information leads to an invasion of privacy? The lives of celebrities are constantly scrutinized for anything they do, whether it be true or not. With…
By Kate Ellis, News Editor On Friday, April 5, I had the pleasure of getting lunch at Matty’s Restaurant, a new dining option for the city of Arkadelphia, located downtown. As I have on many occasions complained about the lack of a good sandwich place…
By Camryn Stroupe, Opinions Editor As service outages raged across the country a couple of weeks ago and a Meta outage hit this week, it led many to think about just how much we use phones and the internet in our everyday lives. From live…
By Kelsie Lawhon, Staff Writer Spring break is coming soon. Ouachita students know better than most college students thatliving in a small town like Arkadelphia forces you to get creative in order to have fun. For the students that let spring break sneak up on…
