Valentine's Day Specials at the U of A Bookstore

Feb. 03, 2014

Valentine's Day Specials at the U of A Bookstore

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Find everything you need for that special someone on your Valentine list at the U of A Bookstore Shops in the Garland Center. The Bookstore is able to create special gift baskets for sports lovers, avid readers, Clinique cosmetic fanatics, or anything in between with prices starting at $25. All on campus deliveries are free and can be scheduled to go out on Thursday, Feb. 13, or Friday, Feb. 14.

Starting today until Wednesday, Feb. 12, all floral orders placed with the Bookstore will receive a 30 percent discount. Order your Valentine's Day gift today by stopping by the U of A Bookstore in the Garland Center, ordering online at uofastore.com, or calling 1-800-237-6643.

Contacts

Emmy Barr, marketing manager
University of Arkansas Bookstore
479-575-2156, esbarr@uark.edu

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