The Search for the Golden Cardinal Update and Next Clues
Picture of the Official Golden Cardinal
The Golden Cardinal has officially been found on the first day! The winner and the location of the previous hiding space will be announced later this week.
Luckily for you, the Golden Cardinal has a twin and we've gone ahead and placed a second Golden Cardinal on campus for you to look for! The finder of this Golden Cardinal will win a brand new Nintendo Switch Lite! Here is the first clue for the new location; happy seeking!
Clue 2
The Golden Cardinal was found on day one
That doesn't mean that you can't still join the fun!
We've hidden a second Cardinal, this one much more hidden.
Start on the trail that you may have already ridden.
To learn more about the Golden Cardinal, see previous days' clues, and refresh on the rules, please visit the Golden Cardinal Website. Good Luck!
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Contacts
Jonas Zabriskie, assistant director for student engagement
Division of Student Affairs
479-575-5002,
jezabris@uark.edu
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