Why my sister chose Ouachita for nursing school

I have always been fascinated in hearing what my sister, Hallie Moseley, is learning about and practicing in Ouachita’s BSN program. Hallie had a long list of reasons for choosing this program. 

A Courageous Ambassador

Sixty years ago, freshman Robert Cornelius helped establish a path that thousands of African American student-athletes at Ouachita and other universities across Arkansas have since followed.

A Parent's Guide to Social Clubs at Ouachita

Wondering about social clubs at Ouachita Baptist University? If your student is considering rush, you likely have questions about this campus tradition. This guide will help you and your student navigate the social club experience with confidence and clarity.

What Can't You Do with an English Major

My Ultimate Ouachita Christmas List

The Christmas season is full of emotions and events, all fighting for a college student’s attention. It’s exciting and joyful, as a time to celebrate the birth of Christ and spend time with loved ones. Below is a list of events that we think should be on every student’s “must-do” list this Christmas season.

College Success Starts with Purpose, Not Just a Plan

Arriving at Ouachita, I was excited for what the Lord had in store for me. While thrilled about entering into the “college experience,” I had no idea how much my perspective on learning would evolve throughout the first few weeks of classes.

Convocation 2025

An adaptation of Dr. Sells' remarks from Convocation 2025, which focused on intergenerational education and learning from the Master Teacher.

A Mom's Guide to Move-in

Read one parent's advice on moving children into college based on her experience of sending three kids to Ouachita.

How Sweet It Is

When I joined Dr. Kevin Cornelius’ watermelon research project in the summer of 2023, I had no idea how many watermelons I’d end up thumping, testing, tracking and tasting over the next few months.

Studying Screenagers

Social media use is unavoidable in this age, so instead of dismissing its use entirely, I hoped to better understand what exactly was so dangerous about it. So, when it came time to choose a subject for my thesis for the Carl Goodson Honors Program, I had no difficulty making a decision.

James Winfield "Skinny" Whipple (1915-1937)

The Win Whipple Invitational high school track meet carries forward the legacy of a man in the hometown that loved him. Win Whipple, a 1933 graduate of Arkadelphia High School, was one of the most gifted athletes ever to emerge from Clark County. Growing up steps from the campus of what was then Ouachita College, he often practiced his running and jumping along the banks of the Ouachita River, preparing for a future that would inspire generations.

Learning to Love

Recently, I sat down with Dr. Lewis Shepherd Jr., Ouachita’s vice president for community and intercultural engagement, to discuss his Ouachita experience and reflect on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

The Meaning of Immanuel

Discover why God fulfilled Isaiah's prophecy by coming as a helpless infant. Read about the profound meaning of Immanuel—"God with us"—this Christmas Day.

Faithful to Our Mission

Last academic year, Ouachita was one of the few universities to provide a fully in-person education. As we prepared for this year, we challenged ourselves to provide all the benefits of a traditional campus experience.

The Other Tiger

Battle of the Ravine Week is back in Arkadelphia, meaning Ouachita’s attention has once again turned to the Tiger statue in the middle of campus. Mere feet away, however, there is another Tiger with almost as long a history on campus.

Keeping Kids Safe in the Digital World: What Every Parent Should Know

Since October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, now is the perfect time to talk about something that matters to all of us: keeping our kids safe online.

When College Isn't the Time of Your Life

You often hear that moving into college is one of the most exciting and amazing experiences in your life; mine was a little different. An accident sent me to the ER a week into school, I tried to transfer home the week after that, and I thought that my life could not get any worse than it was at college. I ended up loving Ouachita after my first year, but if you or your student are struggling right now, trust me – I’ve been there. It can feel like you are stranded and have no rest from the uneasiness of the unknown. If college is not the best thing ever for your student or yourself at first, here are some things I learned that I hope will help you.

Why I Chose a Christian MBA: Finding Faith-Based Business Education at Ouachita

Read one graduate's journey through Ouachita Baptist University's 12-month online Christian MBA program. Discover how faith-based business education transforms careers.

Setting Your Student Up for Success

The transition to college life can be intimidating for any new student. It’s a time that brings greater responsibilities and independence, and it’s also one that comes with new, exciting opportunities. Still, it’s important to ready your student for the journey ahead.

Freedom Delayed

On June 19, a day of reflection will occur as we observe the most recent federal holiday to be established, Juneteenth. If I could write a chapter for American history pertaining to Juneteenth, it would be entitled “Freedom Delayed.”