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Extended Hours and Study Breaks Start Today at Mullins
To help students prep for finals, University Libraries' offers extended hours beginning today, Friday, Dec. 4, with 24-hour accesss beginning Sunday.
Legislative Committee to Meet in Fayetteville on Monday, Dec. 7
The Joint Legislative Committee on Advanced Communications and Information Technology will meet at 1 p.m. Monday, Dec. 7, at the U of A Research and Technology Park.
Reinventing Recycling on Campus
Students and student groups were awarded for their efforts to recycle campus material during a two-week competition. The Chi Alpha RSO collected 952 pounds of recyclable material.
Candidates Selected for Associate Vice Provost for Research and Economic Development
Three faculty members with extensive experience in teaching, research and service are candidates for associate vice provost for research and economic development at the University of Arkansas.
Professor Carl Smith Creates Landscape Architecture Report for Razorback Regional Greenway
Carl Smith, an associate professor of landscape architecture, was recently commissioned to provide landscape architectural services regarding the Razorback Regional Greenway.
International Programs Office Holds Info Fair for Bumpers College Students
The October event provided information and gave students the opportunity to speak one-on-one with faculty about upcoming international programs.
Advertising Club Holiday Party with PRSSA
The Advertising Club & PRSSA will have a holiday party at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 8, in WCOB 234. All are welcome.
Reminder: Legacy DNS Servers to Be Retired Starting Dec. 20
Later this month, IT Services will begin to permanently retire legacy DNS servers, requiring some advanced users to change the configuration of their devices.
Nursing Students Provide Health Services at Nonprofit Organization
Students in the Eleanor Mann School of Nursing spent a morning at Lifesource International, providing blood pressure screenings and information about nutrition to clients.
Arkansas Participates in USDA-Led Agribusiness Trade Mission to Sub-Saharan Africa
Arkansas officials including Denise Thomas of the World Trade Center Arkansas joined a USDA-led trade mission to Ghana in November.