Ethan Harbour, a senior economics major from Booneville, Ark., has received the Dr. Arnold and Luella Langenberg Scholarship, which is awarded to help defray the costs of undergraduate education to a student who plans to pursue the ministry. Ethan Harbour, a senior economics major from Booneville, Ark., has received the Dr. Arnold and Luella Langenberg […]
Clarksville, Ark.-For the second time in five years, University of the Ozarks head athletic trainer Chad Floyd was voted the American Southwest Conference East Division Athletic Trainer of the Year for the 2010-11 academic year, it was announced by the ASC office Monday. Floyd, along with the athletic training staff at Sul Ross State University, […]
Kerrville, Texas-Schreiner University won its first American Southwest Conference game of the season in a 56-49 upset against the Lady Eagles Saturday. Schreiner (2-6, 1-4 ASC) made just one more field goal than the Lady Eagles (5-4, 3-3 ASC) in the first half but held a 25-15 halftime advantage. Ozarks hit 33 percent of their […]
Kerrville, Texas-Schreiner University outscored the Eagles 46-37 in the second half to secure a 88-78 win Saturday in American Southwest Conference play. Schreiner (4-4, 3-2 ASC) held a narrow 42-41 lead at halftime. Bryton Flint paced Ozarks (2-6, 0-6 ASC) with 10 first half points. After trailing 22-14, Flint hit a jumper to get Ozarks […]
Clarksville, Ark.-The Lady Eagles opened the game with a 13-0 run and were only threatened on a couple of occasions in the second in Friday?s 73-59 American Southwest Conference win against Texas Lutheran University. Ashley Barry capped Ozarks (5-3, 3-2 ASC) 13-0 start with an inside shot at the 14:13 mark of the first half. […]
Seguin, Texas-Texas Lutheran scored 47 first half points and shot 57 percent from the field in a 95-69 win over the Eagles in Friday?s American Southwest Conference contest. Texas Lutheran (5-3, 4-1 ASC) held a 37-20 lead with 6:22 left in the first half before the Eagles (2-6, 0-5 ASC) trimmed it to 42-32 with […]
Even before she graduated from Ozarks this spring with her degree in accounting and management/administration, Mayra Hoch knew she wanted to do a project with the Red Cross during the summer. She had volunteered with them before, so she decided to go to the place where the Red Cross started: Geneva, Switzerland. "I have been […]
If, for some strange reason, you are looking for a good oxymoron, how about this one:'Hunger Banquet.' Why would anyone refer to a meal as a banquet if people are going to be hungry? And yet the extreme contrast between the words "hunger" and "banquet" underscores the point that Dr. Jesse Weiss’ Critical Inquiry class […]
Professional conferences are a part of networking and education in virtually every field, and participation in these conferences is an important part of any student's professional development. Three senior Education majors from Ozarks experienced their first professional conference in October when they and Assistant Professor of Education Dr. Shelli Henehan attended the 50th annual Arkansas […]
Malorie Moreland, a sophomore biology major from Rogers, was pretty sure she wanted to go into pharmacy as long as a year ago, but working as a pharmacy tech this past summer cemented her decision. "I figured working there would either make me or break me," Moreland said. "And it did. I transferred to the […]