$50,000 Gift to Land of Opportunity Scholarship Honors Parents of Donor
John Berry and Richard Anderson gave $50,000 to the Land of Opportunity Scholarship campaign in honor of John’s parents, Hank and Marty Berry.
Communication Disorders Faculty Honors Achievements of Three Graduate Students
Leslie Williams, a first-year graduate student; Morgan Little, a second-year graduate student; and Sarah Paddock, also a second-year student, will be recognized at the program's annual spring celebration.
College of Education and Health Professions Visits Central Arkansas on Latest WE CARE-A-VAN
More than a dozen faculty, staff and administrators from the College of Education and Health Professions traveled roughly 475 miles to see education and health care in action across Central Arkansas.
GORP Fest Provides Common Ground for Inspiration, Education and Recreation
Connect with nature, discover new outdoor opportunities and meet like-minded individuals from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, April 3.
Register Now for Fastest Kid in Fayetteville Race, Hosted by Razorback Track & Field
The Arkansas Spring Invitational presents the Fastest Kid in Fayetteville, a chance for children ages 6-12 to experience the thrill of running beside world-class athletes. Register by April 10.
U of A Hospitality Program Hosting Masters-Themed SMASH Event
This immersive event, organized by students in the hospitality program, aims to bring the elegance and charm of the Masters Tournament to life through exquisite décor, culinary excellence and Southern hospitality.
U of A Recently Hosted SEC Leadership Workshop
The U of A hosted the SEC Academic Leadership Development Program Workshop, which provided professional growth and leadership opportunities to academic administrators across the Southeastern Conference.
Arkansas A-Plus Empowers Teachers With Creative, Arts-Integrated Classroom Strategies
Through partnerships with pre-K-12 schools and educational organizations across the state, Arkansas A+ provides engaging, hands-on professional development for teachers.
School of Art Presents M.F.A. Thesis Exhibition 'A Wicked Game' by Drew Nikonowicz
Nikonowicz's M.F.A. thesis exhibition, "A Wicked Game," is currently on display now through April 11 in room 316 at the Studio and Design Center at the southeast corner of Hill Avenue and MLK Boulevard.
Invitation to GPSC April 2025 Policy Dialogue With Chancellor Robinson
The Graduate and Professional Student Congress' next edition of the GPSC Policy Dialogue, set for 5-6 p.m. April 14 in the Arkansas Union, will feature an interactive session with Chancellor Charles Robinson.
Twenty-First Century Professorships in Engineering Announced in Mechanical Engineering
Han Hu, David Huitink and Xiangbo "Henry" Meng, associate professors in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, have been awarded the Twenty-First Century Professorships in Engineering.
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Jerry Rice Headlines the Spring 2025 Distinguished Lecture Series Today
Former NFL wide receiver Jerry Rice will deliver a moderated question and answer session as part of the Distinguished Lectures Committee's series on at 7 p.m. today at Bud Walton Arena.
Hope Ballentine
Rocio Paez Ritter Named March 2025 Cordes Chair
Ritter, teaching associate professor in sociology and criminology, was named the March 2025 Wally Cordes Teaching and Faculty Support Center Cordes Chair.
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'Commit to Well' Challenge With New Movement Initiative Aims to Engage Campus Holistically
The U of A Commit to Well incentive challenge is a campuswide initiative designed to engage the U of A community in holistic wellbeing. Explore the resources the university has for improving wellness.
Whit Pruitt
Indrajeet Chaubey Named Next U of A Provost
Chaubey, an alumnus of the university, will start on July 1 as the university's seventh provost, succeeding Terry Martin, who will return to a full-time faculty position in the College of Engineering.