David Dobrzykowski, a researcher in Walton College, says long-term economic and supply chain effects for health care won’t go away quickly. Getting personal protective equipment to the frontlines has more twists and turns than it may seem, but thinking about the supply chain from a disaster recovery perspective can help.

Two Walton College faculty members are helping open the way for healthcare facilities to obtain the protective equipment that they need.

A $3.6 million award from the U.S. Department of Energy is part of $128 million dedicated to new projects that advance solar technologies.

The UA Bus Charters service will be phased out at the U of A by the beginning of the fiscal 2021 year on July 1. Razorback Transit continues its routine bus service.

Amid the concern of COVID-19, the University of Arkansas bus system will continue on a limited schedule with heightened cautions.

VeoRide has introduced 250 new electric scooters to their micro mobility fleet serving the UA campus and Fayetteville. Veoride launched a fleet of 440 electric and non-electric bicycles in the fall of 2018.

The U of A is suspending university-sponsored out-of-state travel for the next 60 days. 

Buses are cleaned each night when they come in, and sanitation efforts are a part of this.

E-scooters arrived on campus in the fall and as the weather trends warmer throughout the spring, their use on campus is expected to grow.

MarTREC researchers received a $1.5 million award to develop a data-driven map that will aid decisions on transportation infrastructure.