Fender and Walker: fairy godmothers in training
Hannah Fender and Kayla Walker are both senior musical theatre majors, but that’s not the only thing they have in common. While they happen…
Say cheese: a day in the life of a photographer
“Say ‘cheese.’” This is something everyone has heard before, whether it be in a church directory photo shoot or at a family event with…
Bethany Long
We all have passions and things we enjoy getting involved in, but some are not as noble as others. Junior, speech communications major, Bethany…
A spirit of excellence: the men of Beta Beta
On December 8, 1941, twelve ministerial students from Ouachita gathered together to pray over the Pearl Harbor attacks that occurred the previous day. This…
Learning through teaching: Dr. Mark McGraw in Italy
In a liberal arts education, it is recommended and often required that students learn a second language in a formal, classroom setting. For a…
From Arkansan to Aussie: Hannah Dixon abroad
Ouachita, like many other colleges, offers a wide variety of opportunities to study abroad. Through the Daniel and Betty Jo Grant Center for International…
Easy ways to make memories in the Natural State
Spring is just around the corner. That means less time stuck inside your dorm watching Netflix and more time in the great outdoors or…
Club History Series: Chi Mu
Ouachita is host to various social clubs on campus: EEE, Tri Chi and Chi Delta being some of the oldest. However, in the fall…
“Survived Boston without a coat 2k17”
“OK, where do we want to go?” Over Christmas break, Gail Lange-Smith, a junior dietetics and nutrition major from Zimbabwe and AJ Stambolie, a…
Respect, diversity and brotherhood: the men of Kappa Chi
Over 35 years ago, a group of Ouachita men decided to form their own club. Those 23 charter members formed the men’s social club…