Joe Pennington, local broadcast meteorologist and 2005 Ozarks alumnus, returned to campus October 1 to share his knowledge of the science behind weather forecasting and the realities of life at a television station. Pennington, originally from Altus, Ark., earned a degree in marketing from Ozarks in 2005 before deciding to return to college at Mississippi […]
Clarksville, Ark.- The women?s and men?s cross country teams participated in the Arkansas Tech Invitational in Russellville Friday afternoon. In the women’s race, Kara Willbanks finished 13th overall after running a 13:52 in the two-mile race. Seanan Heaney was Ozarks’ second finisher with a time of 16:19. Sara Sizemore and Cindy Henriquez rounded out Ozarks’ […]
Clarksville, Ark.-The University of the Ozarks men?s and women?s tennis teams posted impressive wins against NAIA John Brown University Wednesday in Siloam Springs. The Lady Eagles won their second straight match 6-3. The Eagles were dominant with a 9-0 victory. “I am very proud of how both teams are continuing to develop,” said head coach […]
Clarksville, Ark.-After playing a strong first half, the Lady Eagles allowed four second half goals in a 6-0 loss to Texas-Tyler Thursday in American Southwest Conference play. Ozarks (1-10-0, 1-5-0 ASC) opened the match with energy and had possession of the ball early on. The Lady Eagles created a pair of opportunities to score in […]
Clarksville, Ark.-Texas-Tyler scored a goal 20 seconds into the second half to take the match?s momentum and secure a 4-1 win over the Eagles Thursday in American Southwest Conference play. Texas-Tyler (7-3-0, 4-1-0 ASC) scored late in the first half after an evenly contested first 45 minutes. Holding a narrow 1-0 lead, the Patriots opened […]
Fernanda Montero, originally from Costa Rica, along with other members of Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE), is exposing Clarksville's youngest citizens to a second language in a fun and memorable way. Montero, a junior marketing and strategic communications major, is a native Spanish speaker and project manager for SIFE. Together with other volunteers, Montero teaches […]
A contingent of faculty members and students from University of the Ozarks joined several state and national organizations last weekend in a refreshing display of cooperation to restore Bearcat Hollow, a huge parcel of national forest in northern Arkansas dedicated for habitat restoration. Made up of several thousand acres of the Ozark National Forest, Bearcat […]
Clarksville, Ark.-University of the Ozarks junior Matt Friant was named the American Southwest Conference Male Runner of the Week, the ASC office announced Monday. Friant, from Conway, Ark., posted a 28:08 to finish fourth individually at the 8K Ozarks Invitational September 29. Friant was the first NCAA Division III runner to finish in the field […]
Clarksville, Ark.-The men?s tennis team posted a solid showing at the ITA Regionals held in Tyler, Texas over the weekend. Todd Turner and Bishop Bass were seeded No. 12 and No. 14 in singles, respectively. The sophomore duo received the No. 8 seed for doubles. The two did not disappoint as both won in the […]
Entering his 21st year of teaching, Dr. John C. Dailey, new assistant professor of radio/television/video, has been on the cutting edge of media technology for years, and now he hopes to share some of his hard-earned wisdom with Ozarks students. Dr. John C. Dailey, new assistant professor of radio/television/video, hopes to share some of his […]