A round-up of headlines in sports from our Baptist universities, Williams Baptist University and Ouachita Baptist University. Williams Baptist Lady Eagles Go 0-2 on Day 1 at MVC Viking
Sara Smith knew that Williams Baptist University was where she wanted to attend, but neither she nor her family knew how they could afford it until a bold new initiative at the school opened an opportunity no one saw coming.
A round-up of headlines from the world of sports at Williams Baptist University in Walnut Ridge, Arkansas.
Ouachita is in its 135th year as a Christ-centered learning community.
Students accepted into Williams Works agree to work 16 hours per week all through the fall and spring semesters, and in exchange have their tuition and student service fees covered.
Arkansas Baptists, through your generous support, you are investing in first-generation students.
Ouachita’s News Bureau ARKADELPHIA, Ark.—Ouachita Baptist University will break ground on a 144-bed, $12.6 million student apartment complex this month, with plans for it to
A round-up of headlines from the world of sports at Williams Baptist University in Walnut Ridge, Arkansas.
Pool parties, camps, retreats, waterslides, float trips, worship nights under the stars, and advancing the gospel in some of the most remote places in the world. This is the opportunity that college students have in the uniquely special season of life of the after high school but before being a professional kicks in.
Through the agreement, students in the Williams Works initiative will gain important certifications, as well as hands-on experience in healthcare.
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