Social distancing, mask wearing and other COVID-19 safety protocols will remain in place at least through the end of the spring semester. Commencement times and protocols are in place for spring.

Applications are open for chair, vice-chair, secretary, director of student relations, director of events, director of communications and director of administration and outreach. Apply by March 15.

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

Next fall, honors students can delve into the Harry Potter books or study the inner workings of the Supreme Court, one of the most misunderstood branches of our government. Register soon.

Phi Alpha Theta, the national honor society for history students, was founded at the U of A, and the campus chapter will host a conference as part of its 100th anniversary year featuring lectures and panel discussions.

The 75-minute, one-credit-hour Honors College Forums allow honors students to take a course outside their major or college. Four will be offered for the fall semester.

Students from the Honors College Forum BAD Times curated a tour of African American student experiences at the U of A.

The Honors College is launching its new Futures Hub to provide a variety of services, from workshops to one-on-one mentoring, that help honors students prepare for the 21st-century workforce.

Seven U of A student teams won up to $2,000 each in a seed funding competition hosted by the U of A Office of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, in partnership with the School of Law.

Ryan Neville-Shepard’s lecture, which previews his Fall 2021 Honors College Signature Seminar, will discuss how misinformation circulates and the best ways to respond.