Newswire Email to Publish as Needed During Spring Break
Arkansas Newswire will move to an as-needed publishing schedule through spring break due to an anticipated decrease in the volume of news and information submitted for campus during this period. University Relations will continue to keep the campus updated on any potential changes as the semester continues.
Arkansas Newswire will continue to publish submitted articles as soon as possible. To submit an article, use the public submission form. For questions about university news or the Newswire email, contact Charlie Alison at editor@uark.edu.
The university's Coronavirus Update site is the primary source for updates regarding the COVID-19 outbreak and its impacts to our community.
Contacts
Charlie Alison, executive editor
University Relations
479-575-6731,
calison@uark.edu
Headlines
Fay Jones School Faculty Projects Recognized With 2024 Architectural Education Awards
Professors John Folan, Candice Adams and Emily Baker were each a part of teams that received 2024 Collaborative Practice Awards from the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architectuure.
2024 UARK Jazz Festival Hosts Series of Performances April 16-19
Hosted by the Department of Music, the festival will feature some of the region’s finest jazz and classical musicians and feature special guest artist Angel “Papo” Vázquez.
Engineering Students Spend 'Alternative Spring Break' Touring Missouri Companies
Nearly two dozen College of Engineering students visited a group of Missouri employers as part of Alternative Spring Break, a three-day tour helping employers with recruitment and students with future careers.
Outstanding Alums, Students Recognized by Crop, Soil and Environmental Sciences
Mike Phillips, Edgar Mersiovsky, Robert Rorie and Jody Davis were honored at the annual Department of Crop, Soil and Environmental Sciences Spring Awards Banquet, along with several students.
Heather Sprandel Recognized as March 2024 Cordes Chair by TFSC
Heather Sprandel, instructor of management in the Sam M. Walton College of Business, was honored by the Wally Cordes Teaching and Faculty Support Center as the March 2024 Wally Cordes Chair.