On April 11, over 655 Ouachita students and volunteers joined together to complete 88 projects for Tiger Serve Day. While anticipated by students and community members each semester, this one was special for Judy Duvall, director of the Ben M. Elrod Center for Family & Community.
Those who crave fresh fruits and vegetables now have an opportunity to pick their own in Walnut Ridge. The Kevin Wilcutt Memorial Garden was dedicated Thursday, April 2, at Williams Baptist University, providing a variety of produce in a picturesque setting.
In Peru, 11 students from Arkansas State University BCM partnered with the International Mission Board’s Journeyman Missions in Lima to serve during spring break. (Submitted)
Williams Baptist University is launching a new program for students to earn a Certificate in Museum Studies. The 18-hour academic program is designed to prepare students for careers in museums, archives, cultural institutions and the growing field of public history.
Ouachita Baptist University’s Huckabee School of Education is supporting 35 student teachers this spring as they complete their final semester of classroom preparation before graduation.
Black River Technical College and WBU hold a Workforce Partnership signing ceremony on Feb. 17. (Submitted) WALNUT RIDGE, Ark. – Two higher education institutions in northeast Arkansas are joining
(OBU photo) ARKADELPHIA, Ark. — 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
Little Willie Farmer (Submitted) (WALNUT RIDGE, Ark.) – In celebration of Black History Month, Williams Baptist University will host blues artist Little Willie Farmer in
By James Taylor, OBU ARKADELPHIA, Ark. — Ouachita Baptist University will host its annual Christian Focus Week Feb. 2-6, offering students dedicated time and space
Williams Baptist University has announced the launch of a new bachelor’s degree in Agribusiness that students can complete in three years. WBU’s new degree, which requires 90 credit hours rather than the usual 120 hours, was recently approved by the university’s accrediting agency, the Higher Learning Commission.
