Come Out to the Senior Celebration
Stop by the Senior Celebration from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday on the Union Mall to decorate a graduation cap topper, enjoy refreshments and capture the moment with fun photo opportunities.
College of Education and Health Professions Remembers Emeritus Faculty Member Carleton Holt
Holt, a long-serving faculty member in the college's educational leadership program, joined the faculty in 1999 after serving as a band director, coach and school administrator in public schools.
Digital Humanities Collaborative Hosts Kick-Off Event, 'DHC Open House and Lightning Talks'
The event showcased exciting student projects from the departments of English, African & African American Studies, Classical Studies, Game Design, History and World Languages, Literatures & Cultures.
UARK Bookstore Now Hiring
The U of A Bookstore at 616 N. Garland is now accepting applications for part-time temp team members to work during the summer months. Apply at bncollegejobs.com today.
Third Annual NASA Stickball Tournament Hosted by Native American Student Association
The NASA Stickball Tournament kicks off with the first game at 9 a.m. Saturday and will culminate in the championship game at 6:30 p.m. at the University Recreation fields.
IT HOG Team Wants Your Input on Digital Signage
The IT HOG team has launched an online survey to learn how staff and faculty use, manage and maintain digital signage. Your feedback will shape the future of digital displays and ensure they meet communication goals.
Hailey Wilson Lindsey Named Walton College's Employee of the Third Quarter
Lindsey, marketing program manager for the Department of Marketing in Walton College, has been named the Walton College's Employee of the Third Quarter for the 2024-25 academic year.
College of Education and Health Professions Recognizes 2025 Staff Service Award Winners
John Bacon, Denise Bignar, Jenny Dura, Kristen Hartung, Casey Kraichoke and Jamie Powell were recognized for their outstanding achievements supporting the College of Education and Health Professions.
U of A Community Mourns Passing of Artist Anita Huffington
Huffington, a celebrated sculptor who was awarded an honorary Doctor of Fine Arts by the U of A in 2014, died March 15. She was 90.
Lunch Buddy Mentor Project Welcomes a New Lead Mentor
Rachel Christenbury, who started as a research assistant in 2024, will act as support and guidance for new or returning mentors throughout the coming fall semester.
Ozark IFT Research Competition and Networking Event
The Ozark Section of the Institute of Food Technologists will host its Research Competition and Networking Event from 4-7 p.m. today at the Department of Food Science, D1/D2.
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From Panama to Fayetteville: Two Students' Journey in Biological Engineering
The passion that Maria Vergara Murillo and Janai Dominguez Gonzalez have for biological engineering was forged in their rural Panamanian communities, surrounded by rice fields, cattle and sprawling nature.
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Two Interior Architecture Students Each Receive $30,000 Scholarship From Donghia Foundation
Students Cassie Roberts and Olivia Everett were recognized with the Angelo Donghia Foundation's 2024 Senior Student Scholarship Awards based on the projects they submitted to the foundation.
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Gresham's $100,000 Gift to Fund Study Abroad for Land of Opportunity Students
Alumnus Rip Gresham and his wife, Carol, made a $100,000 gift to fund study abroad for Land of Opportunity scholarship recipients.
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Pryor Center Presents 'Another Border Trilogy: Portis After True Grit' With Robert Cochran
At 6 p.m. May 1 at the Pryor Center, Robert Cochran, director of the Center for Arkansas and Regional Studies at the U of A, will talk about novelist Charles Portis and three books that came after True Grit.