Ian Cosh, vice president emeritus for community and international engagement at Ouachita Baptist University, was awarded an honorary Doctor of Education degree from Liverpool (England) Hope University in July 2022 at the university’s graduation ceremony in the United Kingdom.
Ouachita junior Chase Hartsell was awarded a Regional EMMY for his video essay about Arkadelphia’s century-old football rivalry.
Both instruments will be used in Ouachita’s chemistry and biology classes to provide expanded hands-on experience with field-related equipment for students — an advantage not typically offered at small, liberal-arts universities.
Written by Carlo Goldoni in 1746 and adapted by David Turner and Paul Lapworth, “A Servant to Two Masters” is a comedy that tells the story of Truffaldino, a hungry servant who, upon realizing that working for two masters could ensure him a greater supply of food, tries to do the job of two men while working desperately to conceal that fact from both employers.
The production is an ensemble show without specific roles, which gives each of the student vocalists a moment to shine.
Students can complete the 30-hour MBA in a year.
Savannah Pierce, a senior Christian studies major from Dover, Ark., was crowned Ouachita Baptist University’s 2022 Homecoming Queen during a pregame ceremony at Cliff Harris Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 8.
