Ouachita students publish cancer research in national journal

Five students from Ouachita Baptist University’s Patterson School of Natural Sciences have published research in the nationally-recognized scientific journal, “microPublication Biology.” The students studied the MicroRNA involved in lung cancer metastasis and submitted their research to the peer-reviewed journal, which published it in October 2024.

Ouachita names students to Fall 2024 President's List

Ouachita Baptist University has named more than 475 students to its President’s List for Fall 2024.

Dr. Sara Hubbard elected SW Region chair of American Chemical Society

Dr. Sara Hubbard, professor of chemistry and holder of the Nell I. Mondy Chair of Chemistry in the Patterson School of Natural Sciences at Ouachita Baptist University, has been elected chair of the Southwest Region of the American Chemical Society.

Ouachita names Dr. Nicole Porchia vice president for student development

Ouachita Baptist University will begin the Spring 2025 semester with a new vice president for student development, Dr. Nicole Porchia.

Ouachita's School of Performing Arts offers first music therapy class

Ouachita Baptist University’s School of Performing Arts is offering its first music therapy course beginning in Fall 2024.

Ouachita posts continued enrollment growth in undergrad and graduate programs

Ouachita Baptist University has posted its highest spring headcount in more than 30 years with a total Spring 2025 enrollment of 1,791.

Ouachita names students to Fall 2024 Dean's List

Ouachita Baptist University has named more than 385 students to its Dean’s List for Fall 2024.

Ouachita to launch cybersecurity program in Fall 2025

With faculty in place and grant funding secured for development costs and state-of-the-art equipment, Ouachita Baptist University will offer a Bachelor of Arts program in cybersecurity that will combine classroom instruction, hands-on lab work and business internships.

Ouachita celebrates first MBA graduates

Ouachita Baptist University conferred its first Master of Business Administration degrees as faculty and staff gathered with students and their families at the Hickingbotham School of Business on Saturday, Oct. 19.

Abby Moseley crowned 2024 Homecoming Queen at Ouachita

Abby Moseley, a senior secondary education and mathematics double major from Centerton, Ark., was crowned Ouachita Baptist University’s 2024 Homecoming Queen during a pregame ceremony at Cliff Harris Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 12. Moseley represented the Tri Chi women’s social club, where she has served as president. A member of Kappa Delta Pi honor society for education, she has been named to the President’s List at Ouachita and served as a tutor in the Academic Success Center. Moseley is also a Campus Ministries ministry leader and has been a manager for the Tiger Women’s Basketball team.