Every year, hundreds of high school students come to visit Ouachita. Many of them have been in contact with admissions counselors and are thrilled to see with their own eyes the school that they have heard so much about. Other students had family members who attended Ouachita, some even through several generations, and they are familiar with the tight-knit community…read more →
Over the weekend, our Tigers beat the Henderson Reddies in this year’s Battle of the Ravine – and we’ve got pics to prove it! Check out some our favorite posts from the game and get ready to cheer on our team as we play to protect our undefeated season! We love seeing your posts! Be sure you’re following us…read more →
Students can get run down with so much going on. These tips can help you beat the stress: Create a routine. If you get yourself in the habit of studying, working out and sleeping at certain hours, it will be easier to fit in all the things you need to do in a day without feeling too stressed out. Put…read more →
I believe God often uses sports as an avenue for people to share the gospel of Christ. We see this through great organizations such as the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. It was through this platform that God planted the idea in me for “Ouachita Tigers Basketball Camp for Christ” to aid in church planting in Wyoming. This youth basketball camp…read more →
I recently sat down with freshman brothers Alex and Chris Bryan to chat about their first few months on campus. We dove into their decision to come study with us and how their experience on Ouachita’s campus has been so far – not to mention, a little chat on how their dad and little brother made their Ouachita social media…read more →
Hello everyone! My name is Daryn McMinn, and I’m a junior majoring in English at Ouachita Baptist University, which is located in Arkadelphia, Arkansas. I’m originally from Royse City, Texas, the epitome of small Southern towns. Having never lived so far from home and having never even visited Chicago previously, I’m experiencing a little bit of a culture shock living…read more →
The week of fun dress-up events known to Ouachita as TWIRP Week began in the 1970s as the rules and restrictions on women’s curfew and dress code began to ease up. Sadie Hawkins Day sparked the idea to celebrate girls asking guys on dates instead of the stereotypical other way around. This started as a one night event and branched…read more →
Ouachita is a special place, and Homecoming is a time to renew friendships, walk down memory lane and enjoy traditions, both past and present. As a freshman in the fall of 1978, I never imagined how much the fours years I spent at Ouachita would impact my life! The education I received equipped me professionally, the friendships impacted me personally…read more →
Did you know that Ouachita has an institutional repository called Scholarly Commons @Ouachita? An institutional repository is like an archive that digitally captures, preserves and distributes a variety of items uploaded onto a platform. Ouachita’s institutional repository, Scholarly Commons @Ouachita, uses the Bepress platform and is part of the Digital Commons network. Scholarly Commons @Ouachita is a collection of the…read more →
August content from Scholarly Commons @Ouachita was downloaded 4,432 times from 485 institutions from 121 countries. The most popular papers in Scholarly Commons @Ouachita in August are written by students: “Evolution of Fashion: Clothing of Upper Class American Women from 1865 to 1920” by Lacey Johnson, a Theatre Arts Honors Thesis directed by Mr. Eric Phillips, with 194 downloads in…read more →
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