By Kendra Johnson, Arts Editor Last week, a group of seven OBU students and three faculty and staff members loaded into two vans and drove to Abilene, TX. They were on their way to attend the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival’s Region 6 Conference February 23-March 1. The weekend after their return, several of … Continue reading OBU Theatre attends KCACTF Region 6 Conference
Dr. Donnelly brings experience to Bison Hill
By Morgan Jackson, Features Editor Dr. Paul Donnelly has a PhD in Criminology and is currently an assistant professor of sociology and criminal justice at Oklahoma Baptist University. Donnelly studied sociology in his undergraduate years at Biola University in California. He earned a Master of Science in Public Administration at the University of Texas at Tyler. Finally, … Continue reading Dr. Donnelly brings experience to Bison Hill
OBU college of fine arts invites prospective students to one-day event
By Kendra Johnson, Arts Editor Visiting campus is often a deciding factor in student’s choices about college. Oklahoma Baptist University’s Warren M. Angell College of Fine Arts will give prospective students the chance to spend a day on the OBU campus through Fine Arts Main Event (FAME) Monday, February 18. “The idea is for us to expose prospective students to … Continue reading OBU college of fine arts invites prospective students to one-day event
Milburn Success Center provides student resources
By Morgan Jackson, Features Editor Oklahoma Baptist University’s spring semester just recently began, and it is not uncommon for students to be feeling far less stressed than they will be feeling at the end of the semester. While it is important to enjoy this time, it is also extremely important to find ways to make … Continue reading Milburn Success Center provides student resources
Honors thesis leads to new math discovery
By Loren Rhoades, Assistant News Editor Senior math major Kelsi Guleserian uncovered a mathematical theorem with the help of assistant professor of mathematics Dr. Cherith Tucker. The two came up with the theorem while researching topics for Guleserian’s honors thesis. “I knew I wanted to write a thesis because I wanted to study math more … Continue reading Honors thesis leads to new math discovery
Students conquer honors thesis projects
By Jonathan Soder, Features Editor Come fall semester of junior year, students, particularly honors students, are at the point where they must decide whether or not to write a senior thesis. For those who do, the process will span the last three semesters of their college career and involve extensive research into a specified topic … Continue reading Students conquer honors thesis projects
Jonathan Stewart wins awards for swimming achievement
By Chelsea Weeks, News Editor Jonathan Stewart, a senior business management major with an emphasis in computer information, received the Pat and Tony Jablonsky Award and the NCAA Academic All-Ameri-can for the 2017-2018 school year. The Pat and Tony Jablonsky Award is given by the business honors society, Delta Mu Delta, to a business student … Continue reading Jonathan Stewart wins awards for swimming achievement
On the Hill: Student runs towards excellence
By Loren Rhoades, Assistant Features Editor (Courtesy photo/Evie Carlswell) Relationships made with others are what help to mold a person’s character while also teaching them how to grow. Whether it be by blood, romantic attraction or friendship, the relationships a person makes largely impacts who they are and who they will become. Freshman accounting major … Continue reading On the Hill: Student runs towards excellence
Student COMS scholar presents at three conferences
Staff Writer Most undergraduate students would happily celebrate having one paper accepted at a national conference; they would view such an achievement as the pinnacle of academic success. Imagine then, an undergraduate who has presented at three conferences. Senior communications student Braden East did just that this academic year. Most recently, East attended the Central … Continue reading Student COMS scholar presents at three conferences
Students head to the CSCA convention
By Chelsea Weeks, News Editor April 4 through 8, seven students and three professors will head to Milwaukee, Wisconsin to present their research papers at the Central State Communication Association (CSCA) convention. The CSCA was founded in 1931 and hosts a convention every year with the purpose of giving opportunities for scholars to share their … Continue reading Students head to the CSCA convention
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