Ouachita’s flag plaza: A global connection
Ouachita’s flag plaza stands proudly in the central area of campus. It flies a total of nine flags, three of which are taller and…
Punters: They’re more than just a pretty face
Punters are like politicians. They’re vitally important. They do a lot for their organization or group, but people don’t notice them until they mess…
Liberal arts education
There’s no point in denying it; every student that passes through this school has a feeling of relief once they finish up their core…
Women in Business aims to empower Ouachita’s women
Ouachita has a new organization on campus for women, primarily those majoring in business and mass communications. Women in Business is an organization with…
Multicultural Student Meet-Up
Ouachita students and alumni gathered together for a Multi-Cultural Meet-Up in the alumni room on Sept. 23 to celebrate culture and discuss different ways…
First Friday Speaker Series Follow Up
James Lee Witt was the speaker at the latest First Friday Series on Sept. 16. The event, organized by Bryan McKinney, dean of the…
“Stranger Things” have happened…
A young, brown-haired boy rides his bike down a moonlit street. Suddenly, the headlight on his bike goes out. After glancing down at the…
“Day in the life” of a swimmer
Ever wonder how a typical collegiate athlete’s day goes? Ever wonder what they do different from that of a non student-athlete on a daily…
Things change, feathers fall
Andy Henderson, junior mass communications major from Royse City, Texas, has a bird on his left arm. The bird is not of a specific…
Senior athlete reflects on career
Over the last few years, OBU volleyball has been close, very close. With 15 wins in 2014 and 16 wins in of 2013 and…