U of A to Dedicate NPHC Gardens Before Homecoming Game Oct. 16
The National Pan-Hellenic Council Gardens will soon be dedicated, providing an outdoor location for underrepresented Greek organizations and others to enjoy.
Bodenhamer Alumna Brazle Wins National German Teaching Award
Megan Brazle, who majored in German, international relations and European studies, is now a German teacher at Springdale High and will be honored with the 2021 Checkpoint Charlie Foundation Award.
New Crop, Soil, and Environmental Sciences Head Aims to Engage with Students, Stakeholders in First Year
Jeff Edwards plans to hit the ground running in his new role as head of the Department of Crop, Soil and Environmental Sciences for Bumpers College and the Division of Agriculture.
Agriculture Faculty Net $500K Grant for Study of Impacts of Perennial Forage Systems
Two U of A researchers — Di Fang and James Mitchell — will gauge consumer sentiment and evaluate any health and economic benefits of meat products from livestock raised on perennial forage systems.
Deadline Approaching: Nominate Staff for Employee of the 1st Quarter Today
Faculty and staff are invited and encouraged to nominate staff employees in recognition of outstanding service to the university for the first quarter: July, August and September.
'As Above, So Below' Movie on Oct. 20
University Programs hosts the R-rated horror As Above, So Below at 7 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 20, in the University Programs Video Theater.
Site Preparation Begins for Future I3R Facility
Site preparation has begun for the future Institute for Integrative and Innovative Research (I3R) facility, the university's newest cross-disciplinary research center.
Accent Faculty Concert Series Features Vocal Professor Park
The Department of Music continues its Accent Faculty Performance Series with a performance by Moon-Sook Park at 7:30 p.m., Monday, Oct. 18, in Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall.
Plan on Using Scooter Valet Service at Upcoming Football Games
Please plan on parking your e-scooter at the convenient scooter valets near the Maple/Garland intersection by the Law School or near the Stadium/Clinton intersection across from Adohi Hall.
UAPD to Host Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events Class
The class will be from 8 a.m. to noon Tuesday, Oct. 26, in Maple Hill South Room 145, and it offers strategies, guidance, and a proven plan for surviving an active shooter event.
Lunchtime Lecture to Explore Issues in Environmental Dynamics
Environmental Dynamics doctoral student Terrius Bruce will speak on "Improving Community Food Systems in the Time of COVID" at 1 p.m. Monday, Oct. 18, in Gearhart Hall room 217.
Photo credit Emma Menio.
NSF Awards $256,000 to Study Effects of Climate Change on Arctic Watersheds
The study will quantify changes in Arctic sediment production, transport and deposition due to climate change, and inform First Nation (Gwich’in) community planning.
Multiple Events Scheduled Leading Up to Hogs' First Football Game With UAPB
Before Arkansas and UAPB face off on the football field for the first time Oct. 23, fans, alumni, friends and representaives from both schools will unite in central Arkansas.
Chieko Hara, University Relations
Honors Student Jimmy Donlon to Serve as Chancellor for the Day
Honors College Fellow Jimmy Donlon, a marketing and management major from Memphis, Tennessee, will have the opportunity to serve as chancellor for the day on Monday.
Kelsey Lovewell
History of Libraries Exhibit on Display in Mullins Library
What began as one room with 137 books in a wood-frame building in 1872 has evolved into the five University Libraries on campus today.
