New Mission Statement Inspires Fulbright College's Future Vision
Looking toward the next decade of growth and innovation, Fulbright College has introduced a revitalized mission statement that articulates its vision for transforming lives through education, research and creative expression.
School of Art to Launch Storytelling Lab Designed to Empower Campus Researchers
Faculty, staff and students are invited to the launch of the Technology Empowered Storytelling Lab this Thursday at the School of Art's Studio and Design Center at the corner of MLK Boulevard and Hill Avenue.
College of Education and Health Professions Tours Northeast Arkansas on Fall We Care-A-Van
Each semester, the college uses WE CARE-A-VAN tours to hear from a wide range of people, strengthen connections with partners and learn about the successes and challenges facing communities and organizations across Arkansas.
Join Us for the Anthropology Open House 2025
The Anthropology Department is hosting an open house on Wednesday, Oct. 29, to showcase our research, examining what makes us human. Faculty and graduate students will open the research and teaching labs on the first floor of Old Main.
Walton College PhD Student Wins $10,000 in Business and AI Dissertation Proposal Competition
The competition recognizes exceptional doctoral researchers that demonstrate how their advanced AI studies are pushing theoretical boundaries and creating new possibilities for business applications.
Haunted Physics Lab Is Coming Sunday, Oct. 26
The Society of Physics Students invites you to a fun afternoon of science from 1-3 pm. Sunday, Oct. 26, at the Physics Building on campus, 825 W. Dickson St.
Coffee & Donuts With the Armed Forces Employee & Colleagues Resource Group
Faculty, staff and students — military-connected or not — are warmly invited to stop by the Law School, grab a treat and meet colleagues who support our veteran and military-affiliated community Thursday.
AIMRC Seminar: Improving Metabolic Health Using Multi-Omics and Biomarkers From Wearable Tech
Heyjun Park of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health identifies biological and behavioral markers linked to heart disease, diabetes and pregnancy outcomes. She will speak Wednesday.
Falling in Love With Nature: The Values of Latinx Catholic Environmentalism
Amanda Baugh, a professor of religious studies at Cal State, Northridge, will talk about minority communities who embody the ethic of living lightly on the earth, based in love and respect for God's creation and fellow humans.
Workman-Avent Joins Bumpers College Communications Team
Lexi Workman-Avent provides a strong background in digital communications and content creation, along with a proven record of successful project management and event promotion to the college's dean's office staff.
RazorGifts Staff Holiday Gifting Program: Applications Available
Could you or another U of A staff member you know use a little help providing for their family this holiday season?
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Voskuhl to Give Honors College Lecture on 'Consequences' of Technology
Adelheid Voskuhl of the University of Pennsylvania will explore how engineers have shaped both machines and society in an upcoming Honors Mic lecture.
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Goodyear Family Invests in Arkansas Students Through Scholarship Endowment
U of A alumni Bill and Sylvia Goodyear gave $25,000 to establish the E. William Goodyear Jr. and Sylvia Hawley Goodyear Land of Opportunity Scholarship Endowment.
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Apply for Free to U of A This Week
Arkansas students can apply for free at the U of A Oct. 20-26 as part of the Office of Admissions' annual Free Application Days event.
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Short Takes Unravels the Mystery of the Man Behind Murdle
Alumnus G.T. Karber loves a good mystery. Here Karber explain how his award-winning series, Murdle, came to fruition (spoiler alert: there's a sketch on a napkin involved).