Veronica Mobley, Mary Skinner, April McDowell, Karmen Boddie and Tony Frazier were honored as employees of the 2nd Quarter.

Gibson Hall was built in 1937 and provided for more men's housing when the old Buchanan Hall was torn down the same year. It is named for James Gibson, a former director of housing at the university.

The Arkansas Union is now accepting reservation requests through the 2021-22 academic year. Find out how to reserve a space.

The new Facilities Management website at fama.uark.edu provides campus customers and construction partners with more resources and a better user experience.

The Fine Arts Center, designed by Edward Durell Stone, was the first academic building in the nation to combine the arts within a single connected building, from theatre, dance and music to art and architecture.

Built in 1904 by contractor Albert Byrnes for $22,500, the original Engineering Hall was southwest of Old Main and stood where the Honors College wing of Gearhart Hall is today.

Richard Ashworth has been named director of environmental health and safety as part of ongoing efforts to support research and safety programs across campus.

Andrea Allan, Kendall Davis, Hershel Hartford, A.J. Olsen andd Jackie Wills were named employees of the 1st Quarter for 2020-2021.

Mike Johnson oversaw numerous major construction projects on the U of A campus since joining the university in 2004.

Facilities Management offers repair services for Ultra-Low Temperature departmental freezers, which may be a faster and less expensive alternative.