UARK Cardinal Nights: Arcade Night
Hey Razorback Family!
The Cardinal Nights team hopes you all had a wonderful spring break and that you're excited for a great rest of the semester! The team wants to make it even greater by inviting you to its Arcade-themed event on this Friday, April 6.
BE ready to show off all your skills and undiscovered talent with our 9-foot-tall Pac Man game. Engage in a hooping contest with friends, enjoy racing with the Sega classics, or join on in Wii games to make the night last. Bring your friends out to listen to the Jordy Searcy group and Scooter and jam to their tunes.
THERE, you can kick back, relax and enjoy free food while being entertained. With University Programs and the Student Technology Center partnered with us, this will be a night not to miss. So whether you are competitive or looking for something more chill, Cardinal Nights has you covered! Prizes can be won by participating in activities throughout the night! Interact with the event on social media for a free T-shirt and your chance to win big.
For volunteer opportunities visit the Cardinal Nights event page.
This event is brought to you by the Office of New Student and Family Programs. An office dedicated to assisting students and families transition into their first year.
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Contacts
Vincent Phillips, coordinator of leadership and late-night programs
New Student and Family Programs
972-522-9586,
vdphilli@uark.edu
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