Jessica Weiss and Payne Colton, students in the Eleanor Mann School of Nursing, developed a "Diversity Toolbox" to promote inclusion and to foster a deeper understanding of issues like racial bias.

These outstanding seniors were selected based on their academic achievements, leadership skills and co-curricular involvement.

This study will involve two visits to the Exercise Science Research Center totaling approximately one hour. Upon completion of the study, participants will be compensated with a $20 Amazon gift card.

This survey-based study is anonymous, open to all college students, and should take approximately 10 minutes to complete. Participants have a chance to win one of fifty $10 e-gift cards!

The U of A will host in-person spring commencement ceremonies May 6-8. Degree candidates need to apply for graduation by March 1 to avoid late fees.

Micah Wylie wanted to reinvent his life. He discovered the U of A, made a detailed plan with an adviser, and eventually returned to college to study speech-language pathology.

A new study of students who visited the University of Arkansas on multiple field trips as eighth graders began to prepare for college, possibly paving the way for enrollment in the future.

U of A juniors studying to be physical education teachers will have the opportunity to work with Special Olympics Arkansas, participating in the non-profit's first inclusive education service-learning program.

Applications are being accepted for a new Master of Public Health program. The priority deadline to apply is March 1, but applications will continue to be accepted and reviewed after that date.

Vicki Collet, associate professor in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction, said the study making personal connections with students and families may mitigate negative effects of school closures.