Ouachita Baptist University has named 399 students to its Dean’s List for the Spring 2026 semester, including several from the local area.
To qualify for the Dean’s List, a student must compile a 3.5-3.9 grade point average and be classified as a full-time undergraduate student, with a minimum of 12 academic hours and no incomplete or failing grades for the semester.
The following students from The Arkadelphian’s reading area, listed in order of hometown, are included in the Dean’s List:
Arkadelphia
Nathan Alexander, Millie Babb, Zoe Buscher, Carson Carozza, Cassie Carozza, Caleb Cornelius, Kelsey Coventry, Emelia Eriksson, Hayden Hardman, Scarlett Hasley, Noah Heard, Lizzie Jester, Carson Lewis, Bret-Allison McDill, Caitlyn McGough, Halle McGough, Colson McKinney, Kate Perrin, Reagan Prescott and Haley Robertson
Bismarck
Ben Keithley, Ellie Norris and Jaden Ruffin
Donaldson
Emma Williams
Glenwood
Gracie Wright
Gurdon
Zuly Camarillo, Daniel Hatley and Jocelynne Leon
Sparkman
Daisy Page
President’s List
Ouachita Baptist University named 471 students to its President’s List for the Spring 2026 semester.
To qualify for the President’s List, a student must compile a 4.0 grade point average and be classified as a full-time undergraduate student, with a minimum of 12 academic hours and no incomplete or failing grades for the semester.
The following students in the reading area, listed in order of hometown, are included in the President’s List:
Arkadelphia
Blaise Batson, Lillie Bell, Lydia Benjamin, Bailey Boyles, Kelsey Boyles, Sydney Covington, Ben Curlin, Anna Derby, Grace Forthman, Tate Goodrum, Caleb Greenwich, Julia Greenwich, Ryan Harris, Lizzie Horton, Faith Howerton, Hope Howerton, Sullivan Jones, Christian Kratz, Mason McKinney, Alexis Riddle, Cate Turner, Lauren White and Kahlea Wilson
Bismarck
Layla Byrum, Wyatt Clement, Hannah Goodrum and Caleb Schultz
Delight
Jenna May
Donaldson
Noah Smith
Glenwood
Andrea Allen and Taylor Doty
Sparkman
Delaney Daniell
Ouachita Baptist University, a Christian liberal arts university, is in its 140th year. This year, Ouachita has celebrated being named Niche’s Best Small College in Arkansas AY Magazine’s Best Private College. Learn more about the university’s highly personal approach, reflected in a student-to-faculty ratio of 14:1, at www.obu.edu.