WALNUT RIDGE, Ark. — In celebration of Black History Month, Williams Baptist University will host blues artist Little Willie Farmer in concert on Friday, February 20. The show, which is sponsored by WBU’s Student Activities Board, is set for 7 p.m. in the university’s Startup Chapel. Farmer is described as [read more…]
WALNUT RIDGE, Ark. – The historic Startup Chapel at Williams Baptist University is one step closer to a major renovation, thanks to a $200,000 challenge grant from the Mabee Foundation. WBU plans to use the funds to substantially upgrade the interior of the chapel and construct a new addition at [read more…]
The Williams Baptist University theatre program is once again preparing for its annual production of the “Story Store,” but a new set of challenges has already caused changes to the way the performance is typically conducted. [read more…]
Congratulations to students who achieve WALNUT RIDGE, Ark. – Williams Baptist College has released the names of students on the President’s and Dean’s Lists for the 2017 fall semester. The President’s List includes those full-time students who achieved a perfect 4.0 grade point average, while the Dean’s List is comprised [read more…]
The search committee was assembled by J.R. Cox of Walnut Ridge, who chairs the Williams Board of Trustees, after Dr. Tom Jones announced that he was resigning the presidency to take a position in California. Cox will serve as an ex officio member of the search committee. [read more…]
The ribbon has been cut and Belle Hall, the newest residential facility at Williams Baptist College, was officially dedicated Friday, December 1. The ceremony was held at the conclusion of Williams’s regularly scheduled Board of Trustees meeting. [read more…]
Williams Baptist College is set to dedicate its newest residence facility, Belle Hall, this Friday, December 1. [read more…]
A phone outage, a PCH scam, and saying goodbye to an important family at Williams Baptist College. [read more…]
The Jerry D. Gibbens Atrium was officially dedicated Saturday as a part of the Homecoming Celebration at Williams Baptist College. The atrium, located in the Maddox Center, is named in honor of Professor Jerry Gibbens, who has completed more than 50 years of service to Williams. [read more…]
Madelyn Hawley of Beebe, Ark., and Jay Branch of Fayetteville, Ark., were crowned the 2017 Homecoming queen and king Saturday at Williams Baptist College. The coronation took place in the Southerland-Mabee Center as a part of the day’s Homecoming festivities. [read more…]
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