Northcutt ’06 returns to Oklahoma hometown to practice law
Paul Northcutt, a 2006 Ozarks alumnus and McAlester, Okla. native, recently returned to his hometown as the newest attorney at the Edwards Law Firm.
Jordyn Ferrell Named ASC Player of the Week
Clarksville, Ark.-University of the Ozarks senior guard Jordyn Ferrell was named the American Southwest Conference East Division Women's Basketball Player of the Week, it was announced Monday by ASC Media Relations Director Greg Weghorst. Ferrell, a native of West Fork, Ark., averaged 16.5 points, 6.5 rebounds, two assists and two steals to fuel conference wins […]
Minister, author and educator Meyers to visit Ozarks Jan. 25-26
Renowned author, speaker and educator the Rev. Dr. Robin R. Meyers will visit University of the Ozarks on Jan. 25-26 as part of the University's 2012-2013 Walton Arts & Ideas Series. Meyers, an ordained minister in the United Church of Christ (UCC) and a tenured professor in the philosophy department at Oklahoma City University, will […]
Backpack journalism offers refreshing take on news reporting
University of the Ozarks' communication department has always worked to stay ahead of the ever-evolving world of news reporting. This semester, Ozarks' Backpack Journalism class implemented one of the latest trends in journalism: blogging. Director of Broadcasting Susan Edens taught the Backpack Journalism course during the 2012 Fall Semester and envisioned a class producing in-depth […]
Spring course will allow students to experience national parks
Next semester, Ozarks students will have the opportunity to spend 13 days traveling around the nation experiencing America's greatest treasure: her national parks. Every year, many Ozarks students take advantage of travel opportunities offered through Ozarks Abroad courses. However, those trips focus on international travel. Professor of Sociology and Environmental Studies Dr. Jesse Weiss decided […]
Sheriff’s office, realtors make contributions to Christmas Angels program
A pair of organizations recently made donations to the University of the Ozarks Women's (UOW) Christmas Angels program. Johnson County Sheriff Jimmy Dorney made an $882 donation from the Sheriff’s Office to the program from proceeds collected during a Poker Run held during the summer.
Lady Eagles’ Zone Defense Pays Dividends
Clarksville, Ark.-A move by U of O Head Women's Coach Carl Ramsey at the midway point of the first half paid dividends for Ozarks as it defeated American Southwest Conference opponent Schreiner University 53-44 Friday night. The Lady Eagles (4-5, 2-3 ASC) trailed 13-7 in the first half before Ramsey switched to a zone defense. […]
Eagles’ Last-Second Jumper Comes Up Short
Clarksville, Ark.-Jermery Victor's 12-foot jumper with five seconds left missed adn Schreiner University held on for a 62-60 win over Ozarks in American Southwest Conference play Friday night. The Eagles (2-7, 1-4 ASC) came from behind to put itself in position to win the game. With 16 seconds remaining in the contest, Ozarks forced a […]
Ozarks celebrates Christmas season with traditions old and new
This weekend, University of the Ozarks will offer two worship services in honor of the holiday season. In addition to Lessons and Carols, the University's time-honored traditional Christmas service, Ozarks at Worship will also hold a new service called "Journey to the Manger: A Service of Christmas Blessings." University Chaplain Rev. Nancy J. Benson-Nicol is […]
Hot Shooting Propels Eagles To ASC Win
Clarksville, Ark.-The Eagles shot 55 percent from the floor to roll past Texas Lutheran University 81-70 earning its first American Southwest Conference win of the season Wednesday night. Ozarks (2-6, 1-3 ASC) hit 16-of-25 (64%) from the field in the first half and held a 41-24 lead at intermission. The Eagles controlled the game from […]