Over the weekend, Ouachita graduates celebrated their accomplishments with family and friends as they ended their time on campus with Ouachita’s commencement ceremony. It was a fun-filled day with so much support and excitement. Get an inside look by checking out some of our favorite posts from the day! We love seeing your posts! Be sure you’re following us on…read more →
In March, the Patterson School of Natural Sciences hosted an event for local fourth through sixth grade girls called Girls in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math). The Saturday event was led by our class, Science for Elementary Teachers, and was an awesome chance for us to engage girls in the community and to help them feel empowered in male-dominated…read more →
Previously published in the 2018 Ouachitonian yearbook. Training for a marathon gave Alyssa Delker more purpose than she ever expected. Delker, a senior business administration/marketing major from Mansfield, Texas, interned in Chicago with a multinational organization that sought to bring clean water to those in need through running races. On Oct. 15, in Grand Rapids, Mich., Delker ran what she once…read more →
It’s been four years, but I remember how stressed I felt when I was trying to decide between my top two college choices. I was torn and wanted to make sure that I picked the perfect home for the next four years of my life. My Ouachita admissions counselor made sure I knew everything I needed to know while choosing…read more →
The library always seems to be a place where students can come and study to their heart’s delight. It is filled with the tools a student needs to be successful in college: computers, printers, books, even a charging station! Almost every student has spent at least a portion of their time in the library – preparing for an exam, a…read more →
Previously published in the 2018 Ouachitonian yearbook. While they did not intend to run a hat business, that is exactly what happened when seniors Kyle Alexander, Ty Owens and J.D. Speed found that purchasing hats—which they wore every day—was more expensive than making the hats themselves. So, they created the hat company Southern Bloodline. The name Southern Bloodline came from the…read more →
In the spring of 2018, I was training for a 50k. This is a roughly 31-mile run on mountainous trails. The week before this race, I went on a training run with a few friends. We started Friday evening, running well into the night. We were running on Lake Ouachita Vista Trail right outside of Hot Springs. After running 14…read more →
Check out this podcast episode where Ouachita juniors Addy Goodman, Ethan Dial and Josh Salim sat down to discuss some helpful information and tips for a great Early Registration experience. Ouachita Voices Blog Home Do you have a story you’d like to tell on the Ouachita Voices blog? Or a friend who needs to tell a story…read more →
Previously published in the 2018 Ouachitonian yearbook. Anna Caroline Strickland looked at all of the young faces around her. Each child had difficulties to overcome, and she knew in that moment that she would be the one to help them along the way. Strickland, a senior communication sciences and disorders major from Little Rock, discovered her love for helping children by…read more →
Get ready! “Arkansas’ most exciting college weekend” is almost here! Nope, not Battle of the Ravine or Homecoming. It’s Tiger Traks! Did you know Traks started as a bike race but has since evolved into the insane array of activities that it is now? Besides raising student scholarships for your fellow students to continue their education at Ouachita, it is…read more →
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