Honors students Elijah Conley, Daniel Webster and Justyce Yuille were three of only 55 people chosen for the prestigious Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Inc. Summer Internship Program.

Student awards for the 2019-2020 academic year combined for more than $2.8 million in scholarships, fellowships, grants and internships.

The $72,000 Honors College fellowship spans four years and is awarded to top young minds, most of them from Arkansas.

The five U of A students will join over 2,100 U.S. citizens who will study, conduct research, and teach abroad for the 2020-21 academic year.

Honors College Fellow Jacob Huneycutt has won the prestigious Violet B. Gingles Award for a paper investigating a contentious 1901 split in the Arkansas Baptist State Convention.

Julia Loshelder, a senior honors civil engineering major, has been selected for two prestigious research fellowships.

Six incoming students have been named Bodenhamer Fellows, earning $72,000 each in fellowships for education, research and study abroad.

This exploratory program allows students to put travel concerns aside to develop meaningful international connections with companies, NGOs, health and education organizations.

More than 4,830 U of A students graduated this spring and 45 of those new alumni graduated from Fulbright College, after maintaining a perfect 4.0 GPA.

Honors students seeking research funding are encouraged to apply for the Honors College Research Grant, which is designed to support a broad range of topics.