An honorary degree is awarded to a living individual who has achieved extraordinary distinction in a career that has affected the lives of others through scholarly achievement, public service or philanthropy.

Phase 1-B of the state’s vaccination distribution plan begins Jan. 18; most faculty, staff and graduate assistants are eligible.

Students in a marketing communications course partnered with CORE Brewery, a Northwest-Arkansas-based brewery, to create an innovative and mutually beneficial service learning experience.

Join the January Virtual Faculty Presentation from noon to 1 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 20, and 12:30-1:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 21, with Laura James, director of the Center for Educational Access.

Students will once again have the option of using open classrooms for studying in between classes or attending remote classes. An online index offers a full list of options.

The updated COVID-19 Response Guide will be a living document and the primary source for the latest guidelines and information.

Campus to be open for public-facing services, with appropriate staffing levels determined by individual units to allow for social distancing.

Educator James Lang will talk about "Small Teaching: From Minor Changes to Major Learning" at 9 a.m. Jan. 6, 2021, as part of the Winter Teaching Symposium via Zoom.

Employee-to-employee gifting is the basis of this rewarding and appreciated program. Staff members can all play a role in making the holidays a great time for individuals in need within our community.

The interim Student Success Center, in collaboration with offices across campus, has planned a weeklong slate of events the week of Nov. 30 to help students prepare for final exams.