Ouachita Baptist University’s Huckabee School of Education is supporting 35 student teachers this spring semester as they complete their final semester of classroom preparation before graduation.

Ouachita Baptist University’s Multicultural Student Programs brought together generations of African American alumni during a ...

In recent months, students from the Department of History in Ouachita’s Sutton School of Social Sciences have showcased their work at both statewide and national events.

OSF Scholarships are awarded by a committee of students representing the Ouachita Student Foundation. All information provided on this form is kept in strict confidence by members of the scholarship ...

Auditions for Tiger Tunes 2025 Hosts will be held on Saturday, Feb. 28, in Jones Performing Arts Center. A sign-up sheet will be posted on the door of the Alumni Relations Office in Cone-Bottoms Jan.

In the late 1990s, then President Westmoreland began calling for friends of Ouachita worldwide to pray that a family would fund an endowment for the new School of Christian Studies. This prayer was ...

Ouachita Baptist University has announced its Spring 2026 enrollment of 1,822 students, reflecting continued momentum in graduate programs and strong undergraduate retention. “Families in our region ...

How many times have we heard this from a parent wanting to hold on to traditions, from a child who is afraid of change, or from a student who believes that change is somehow erasing history? Thumbing ...

What an honor it is to share a few words about a man who impacted my life so profoundly. As a good Baptist, I thought I would arrange my thoughts around three alliterative points: paper, people and ...

I overheard one student say this to another as we walked into JPAC on a recent Tuesday morning. Those three words stayed with me because I feel exactly the same way. I rarely miss Chapel. What makes ...

The Department of Theatre Arts in Ouachita Baptist University’s School of Performing Arts will present “Freesia,” a student-led MUSE project, from Thursday-Sunday, Feb. 12-15 in Verser Theatre.