Students came to the meeting prepared to ask questions and ready to learn the answers.

An exhibit on the U of A Razorbacks during the 1990s is on display at Silas Hunt Hall, and a second exhibit about Arkansas Native Americans is on display in the Arkansas Union.

Swap Till You Drop will be an opportunity to donate your clean, gently-used clothes and trade them for a new wardrobe from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Febr. 18-22 in Arkansas Union room 201.

A Faulkner Center event showcases readings from Mary Kathryn Nagle’s play Sovereignty, along with an expert-led conversation on Feb. 18.

J. D. Willson, associate professor of biological sciences will discuss snakes and their secrets at 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 21.

Honey Collective, a band created and produced by University of Arkansas students, will be performing several upcoming gigs in Fayetteville throughout February and March.

The McMillon Innovation Studio and the Office of Entrepreneurship and Innovation will offer a series of workshops and services to students, faculty, staff and alumni this spring.

A new series exploring Arkansas’ fascinating history of human interaction kicks off Feb. 18 with a Cherokee Confederate’s heirlooms.

Students are invited to an informal discussion with Chancellor Steinmetz about student life, campus ideas and other interests at 5 p.m. today, Feb. 13, at Hillside Auditorium.

Walk through and observe artifacts such as letters, maps, pictures, hymnals, quilts and historical information about the Underground Railroad, as well as engage with professors and scholars.