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Alumni and Faculty to Be Honored at Alumni Awards Celebration
The Arkansas Alumni Association will host its 75th annual Alumni Awards Celebration at 6 p.m. Friday, Nov. 1, at the Fayetteville Town Center.
Killenbeck Inducted as Life Member of American Law Institute
Mark R. Killenbeck, the Wylie H. Davis Distinguished Professor of Law, was inducted as a Life Member of the American Law Institute after 25 years of service to the organization.
Law School Welcomes 23 Students for Intensive Summer Pre-law Program
The University of Arkansas School of Law admitted 23 students from 11 undergraduate institutions for its annual Summer Pre-law Program, known as SPPARK.
Judges to Retire as Vice Provost for Distance Education
An internal search committee has been formed to help select a replacement for Don Judges, vice provost for distance education.
Chancellor and New Faculty Hit the Road on Fourth Annual State Bus Tour
The Chancellor’s New Faculty Bus Tour heads to southwest Arkansas this year: Little Rock, El Dorado, Camden, Mena and Fort Smith.
Caple Gift to Fund Upgrade for Arkansas Law Review's Office Space
A $100,000 gift from Steve and Tracey Caple will fund the renovation of the Arkansas Law Review office space in the School of Law.
Security, Parking and Schedules for All U of A Commencement Ceremonies
Family, friends and graduates will celebrate spring commencement on Friday and Saturday, May 10-11, and Saturday, May 18.
Three Alumni Honored With Chancellor's Medals
Gerald B. Alley, Troy C. Alley Jr. and Rick Massey were celebrated at the 2019 Towers of Old Main event held at the Walton Arts Center.
U of A Graduates Set to 'Walk' in May Commencement Ceremonies
A growing number of online students are graduating – and traveling to the Fayetteville campus to attend the spring ceremony in person.