Register to join the campus discussion this morning with Chancellor Joe Steinmetz about fall classes and efforts to improve diversity and inclusiveness.

Paul Adams has been elected to the Executive Board of Directors of the National Organization for the Professional Advancement of Black Chemists and Chemical Engineers.

Arya B. Gaduh, an associate professor of economics in Walton College, has been invited to join the Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab as an affiliated professor.

Twelve scholarships have been awarded to staff members across campus who are continuing undergraduate and graduate classwork.

A group of Justin Murphy Nolan's friends, students and colleagues have created the new Justin M. Nolan Anthropology Excellence Endowed Award through a grassroots effort to honor and remember the beloved educator, who passed away this spring.

An online course, either for credit or for non-credit, will explore the connections between our current pandemic and how humans have experienced and responded to pandemics past.

The Data Security and Privacy training course was recently issued to all student employees, faculty and staff to provide a foundation of what data needs protection, threats to this data and how to respond.

Mia Chung and Keelay Gipson have been named co-winners for their plays This Exquisite Corpse and The Lost, Or How to Just B.

Sara McAllister, an Arkansas alumna, worked with university fundraising officials and her family's financial planner to set up the gift as a surprise for her husband Kent's 55th birthday in March.

The Faulkner Center welcomes back Michael Marinaccio, director, and Tymisha Harris, star of Josephine, for the fourth installment of the "FPAC Live" digital series at 3 p.m. Friday, Aug. 21, via the FPAC Facebook page.