Ouachita Baptist University Campus Life

Ouachita does a great job at changing up the meals and keeping them nutritious. For the students wanting to break their diet, always have the burger and pizza line. Students also like to use there identification card to eat in the student center, where there are multiple restaurants.

The food is good, Chic fil a, Tiger Express (salads, and sandwiches), Tiger Grill (pizza, burgers) Sandella's (burritos, wraps).

Ok lets get real... who WANTS to eat in the Caf? It really isn't bad food, you just get a little tired of it after 4 years. The workers though - SOME OF THE NICEST PEOPLE ON CAMPUS! At night Mr. Ricky will put on a Michael Jackson CD and the whole caf will sing along and attempt to moonwalk! The ladies working the line are simply wonderful, and make the experience fun! :) They are very accommodating when it comes to unusual diets as well. They always offer a vegetarian dish and have a special back room for people with food allergies (Gluten free stuff, soy milk, almond milk, rice milk, etc.) If you have a special diet and let someone on the staff know... they will get EXACTLY what you want! :)

There are many different places to eat on campus. The commons serves three full meals a day and has many options: Salad, International, Pizza, Hamburger, and Desserts. There is also a Chick Fil A, Tiger Grill, Sandelas, Dr. Jacks, and Tiger Express.

The cafeteria has good food and a good variety. There is also Chick-fil-A, the Tiger Grill, a Panini place, and a coffee house.

Ah, the cinnamon rolls ! Our dining hall men and women fix tons of cinnamon rolls just to help us make it through finals week. It is the only part of finals week I look forward to. Everyday, though, there are way more choices than any of us deserve. The salads, ice cream, desserts, Italian food, hamburgers, etc are wonderful and never allow u to get bored with eating in the caf.

The food here is great. Chick Fil A and the caf are my favorite places to eat on campus.

Great food. They have three restaurants and three lines in the cafeteria,

The caf (The Commons) is probably one of the prettiest in the state. The staff are very friendly. Ms. Jeanette is a boss at the international bar! Ouachita only offers one meal plan to students living on campus and it is mandatory.

On campus we have chick-fil-a and starbucks so that is a plus of the school, but he food at the cafe isn't bad. It might seem very repetitive at times with what they serve, but the staff there make it worth going to everyday.

Social Clubs, like fraternities and sororities, but not national

The greek life on campus does exist, but it has been overtaken by the Social Clubs on campus. The actual fraternities and sororities that are on campus are usually only within the majors and have very strict restrictions by their National Headquarters and OBU. OBU wanted to support a more friendly environment so Social Clubs were created rather than actual fraternities and sororities. This idea however, backfired a little bit because the Social Clubs have simply BECOME sororities and fraternities. OBU has recently cracked the whip on hazing however, so there is VERY LITTLE TO NO HAZING.

Ouachita is a private school, so we only have Social Clubs.

My involvement in my social club at OBU has helped me grow spiritually and socially. My fellow club members encourage me to learn scripture, help others, and work together for common goals. Without these young men in my life, my experience at OBU would not be as rich as it is.

Social Clubs. No frats or sororities.

Men and Women's social clubs unique to OBU

While joining a club is popular, OBU is small enough to not need a social club to meet new people and hangout.

Sororities and fraternities are specific to the campus, and are not national clubs (except for the music and theatre fraternities).