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$4.6 Million Award Creates Program to Train Cybersecurity Professionals
The program will address a shortage of highly skilled cybersecurity professionals and train students for careers in government agencies.
Additional Construction to Affect Traffic on Campus Starting July 15
Curb and sidewalk improvements will cut access to parking lots on Maple Street between Stadium Drive and Garland Avenue.
Professor's 'Ultrasound for Roads' Research Earns Honors for Impact in Arkansas
A civil engineering faculty member has been honored for his work with technology and methods that enable highway planners to see what's under the ground before beginning construction.
Commuter Survey Offers Chance to Win $50 Amazon Gift Card
The survey will measure how people get to and from campus, with the goal of measuring environmental impact and inform future infrastructure and policy decisions.
Passio GO! App tracks Razorback Transit Bus Routes
Razorback Transit bus routes can now be monitored more conveniently from a smart phone with an app called Passio GO!
Researchers to Help Develop Next-Generation Hybrid and Electric Vehicles
With $1.5 million award, U of A researchers will help advance the Energy Department’s goal of increasing demand for electric vehicles.
Lot to Close Monday; Part of Nettleship Street to Close After Commencement
Parking Lot 46E, located across Razorback Road from Bud Walton Arena, and a section of Nettleship Street will be affected during a construction project.
Dan Flowers Distinguished Lecture Series Presents Eric Shen
Eric C. Shen, director of Mid-Pacific Gateway Office of the U.S. Department of Transportation, will give a lecture from 4-5 p.m. Monday, April 15, about marine transport and movement of goods.
Lot 99 Is Site of Promotion for Drivers Who Commute
The UA Bookstore and the Transit and Parking Department are showing appreciation to student drivers who commute, with a special presence in Lot 99 on April 9-11.
Razorback Transit Routes Now on Google Maps
Razorback Transit bus routes and scheduling are now available on Google Transit via Google Maps, making it easier for a person know where to catch a ride later in the day or later in the week.