Williams Baptist University will host the Arkansas Master’Singers for a free concert of worship on October 12 at WBU’s Manley Chapel. The doors open at 6 p.m. and the concert will begin at 7 p.m. With over 200 voices, Arkansas Master’Singers consists of ministers of music/worship leaders, directors, accompanists, choir leaders, pastors, staff members and…
Williams Baptist University is making it possible for law enforcement professionals to complete a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice (CJ). Williams has been approved to launch its online bachelor’s in CJ, and enrollment is underway. “The Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice offers an in-depth scientific study of crime and criminal behavior, and the response…
“The Great War: Arkansas in World War I” will be displayed at Williams Baptist University’s Felix Goodson Library from October 10 through October 22. The free, traveling exhibit that tells the story of Arkansas’s role, at home and on the battlefields, during World War I. The traveling exhibit consists of 12 panels that showcase images…
There is a new U coming to Arkansas. Williams Baptist University in Walnut Ridge announced Wednesday that, starting next fall, it will be known as Williams Baptist University. “This is a monumental day in the history of this institution, reflecting a major step forward. Williams has provided an outstanding, Christian higher education for the past…
Students at Williams Baptist University can count on tuition staying the same next year, following action by the WBU Board of Trustees on Friday, Sept 15. The board also approved the launch of a new band program that will begin next year. The Williams board, meeting in regular session, voted to freeze tuition for the…
Williams Baptist University has lost a dedicated alumnus, trustee and dear friend with the passing of Raymond Jackson. Ray, age 72 of Jacksonville, Ark., passed away Monday after a short illness. Ray graduated from Williams in 1964. He was a current member of WBU’s Board of Trustees who had served for many years on the…
For the eighth year in a row, Williams Baptist University is a “top tier” institution, according to the latest college rankings from US News & World Report. The 2018 rankings were released Tuesday with Williams ranked 35th among liberal arts colleges in the South, placing it in the magazine’s top tier for the region. “Achieving…
A large increase in its freshman class led Williams Baptist University to a 7.7 percent jump in overall enrollment for the fall semester. Williams reported a total of 505 students enrolled this fall, up from 469 in the 2016 fall semester. Much of the enrollment boost came from a 25.7 percent jump in the number…
2017-18 LawCo Success Scholarship: (left to right) WBU Board Chair J.R. Cox, Mary Beth Dickson, Tahya Taffar, Robyn Harper , Gene Miller and Williams President Dr. Tom Jones. Four Williams Baptist University students are the first recipients of the Lawrence County Success Scholarship. The scholarship was launched this fall at Williams, and it will be…
