• Scholarships Created by Lindsey, Razorback Foundation, 1979 Football Seniors Awarded
• UA Q&A: Why is it important to get enough protein in my diet?
• "Creating value" symposium to air on local channels
• "Dean" Of Lecture Demonstrators To Speak At The University Of Arkansas
• "Don’t drink and drive" message may have opposite effect
• "Don’t Tell Me What To Do!": Managerial Mandates Least Likely To Influence Employees’ Use Of New Procedures
• 'Doping' Helps Control Size Changes in Nanoscale Materials
• "Fundamentals of Business and Economics Reporting" Seminar Planned
• "More Four Year College Grads a Must"
• "Paradise Lost" Found at Mullins Library
• "SO COOL:" STUDENTS FLOAT AND FLY FOR SPACE RESEARCH
• "Terror On The Square" Raises $2,000 For 2004 United Way Campaign
• "The Capitol Steps" Provide Comic Relief For Fall 2004 Distinguished Lecturer Series
• "Token Resistance" Alters Public Perception Of Rape Victims
• "Vendors Fore Education" Golf Tournament Raises Retail Scholarship Funds
• "Vendors Fore Education" Golf Tournament Raises Retail Scholarship Funds
• "Vendors Fore Education" Golf Tournament Raises Retail Scholarship Funds
• "Vendors Fore Education" Golf Tournament to Raise Retail Scholarship Funds
• "WONDERFUL MOSQUITO CROP" MEANS ANOTHER SUMMER OF ANNOYING INSECTS
• $1 Million Gift Will Fund University Of Arkansas Plaza And Auditorium
• $1.8 Million Grant to U of A Provides Boost for Produce Markets
• $100,000 GIFT DIRECTED TO CHANCELLOR’S SCHOLARS PROGRAM
• $25,000 Internet Video Winner
• $3 MILLION GRANT AWARDED TO UA REHABILITATION RESEARCH AND TRAINING CENTER
• $300,000 NSF Grant Enables Psychologists to Study Introspection
• $4 MILLION CONTRACT BOOSTS ARKANSAS WELFARE REFORM THROUGH ACADEMIC PARTNERSHIP
• $900,000 Grant Will Allow Researchers to Take the Pulse of Northwest Arkansas
• 'American Idol' and Race Preference
• 'Beauty and the Brush' at Mullins Library
• 'Blink' Author to Speak at University of Arkansas
• 'City of Visitors' to Premiere on AETN March 17
• 'Cream-Skimming' Psychiatric Patients
• 'Crystal Bridges' Landscape Architect to Lecture at U of A
• 'Death Anxiety' Influences Consumers Who Could Save Money by Overcoming Fears of Death
• 'Eight Etchings, Four Cabinets'
• 'Green' Golf Symposium Planned
• 'Green' Habitat Neighborhood Garners More National Honors
• 'Green' Habitat Neighborhood Wins National Award
• 'Green' Student Group Formed
• 'Killer Coke'
• 'Kiss of the hops' may stimulate broilers
• 'Magic' Johnson to Speak in University of Arkansas Distinguished Lecture Series
• 'Recommitment' and 'Change' Highlight Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration
• 'Recycling with the Razorbacks' Keeps Tons of Material Out of the Landfill
• 'Roughnecks' 'Delta' Authors Headline Event
• 'Say Go College Week' at University of Arkansas Introduces Prospective Students to Campus
• 'Silas Hunt: A Documentary' to Premiere
• 'The Collective Russell Cothren' Displayed at Mullins Library
• 'Trail of Tears' in Northwest Arkansas Is Focus of Indigenous Peoples of the Americas Observance at University of Arkansas
• 'Vendors Fore Education' Golf Tournament to Raise Retail Scholarship Funds
• '79 Razorback Seniors Honor UA Trainer
• 'More Market Niches, More Students': Forbes Magazine Cites University of Arkansas
• 'Seeing Through Drawing': Architecture Professor to Discuss Mexico Program
• 11th Annual Nursing Research Conference Showcases Scholarship
• 1926 UA GRADUATE BEQUEATHS LARGEST GIFT EVER TO LIBRARY
• 1933 Graduate Funds Endowed Scholarships in Four Disciplines at University of Arkansas
• 1960 Little Rock Film to Be Shown
• 1999 AADA NATIONAL CONFERENCE TO BE HELD IN FAYETTEVILLE
• 1999-2000 PRIVATE GIFT SUPPORT TO UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS REACHES $23.3 MILLION AT MID-YEAR
• 2001 NATIONAL BOOK AWARD FINALIST MARILYN NELSON TO READ
• 2001 STURGIS FELLOWS ANNOUNCED AT UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
• 2003 Arkansas Poll Results Available Early On Embargoed Basis
• 2005 Arkansas Arabic Translation Award Announced
• 2006 U.S. News & World Report Rankings Released; Walton Moves Ahead, Overall Rank Mixed
• 2007 Arkansas Poll: From Presidential Preferences to Global Warming
• 2008 Class Gift: Mosaic Art in the Arkansas Union
• 2010 Commission Report: Raising the Bar
• 2010 Commission To Make The Case For Building The U Of A Into A Nationally Competitive Research University
• 2010 Commission's Report 'Picking Up the Pace' Wins Case III Award
• 300 Teachers to Attend UA Advanced Placement Summer Institute
• '39 UA GRAD BEQUEATHS FUNDS TO ENDOW CHANCELLOR’S SCHOLARSHIP
• 50 New Endowed Faculty Positions Authorized From Historic Gift
• A 'Clean House': University of Arkansas Completes Cleanup of Three Hazardous Waste Sites
• A Compelling Look into the Eyes of War
• A Cult of Roast Beef: Politics and Food in 18th Century England
• A Fungus that Gets to the Heart: Researchers Net Grant to Explore the Genetics of Candida Albicans
• A Gentle Eye: Early Fayetteville Photographer Exhibited in Mullins Library
• A GOOD TOWERHOUSE IS HARD TO FIND
• A Hard Wind Is Gonna Blow
• A Matter Of Milliseconds: Optical Mesh Networks Recover Rapidly
• A Memorial Service And Memorial Fund Have Been Announced For Former UA Graduate Student Kimberly Stein
• A MESSAGE TO THE CAMPUS COMMUNITY
• A Million Calls And $1 Million
• A Portrait of Ouachita People
• A Powerful Tribute to Iranian Women
• A Q&A asks: Why does electricity surge?
• A Record 300 Teachers to Attend University of Arkansas Advanced Placement Summer Institute
• A Sampling of Graduate School
• A Starring Role
• A Statement from Chancellor John A. White
• A Statement From The Office Of The Provost And The University Health Center Regarding Sars
• A Textbook Case: New Book Takes A Novel Approach To Developing Business Applications
• A Tragic and Sinister Boxing Tale
• A Vision For Productivity
• A Woman True to Herself
• A WRINKLE IN SPACE MAY GROUND LIGHTWEIGHT MIRRORS
• A Yank At Oxford
• ABA Law Students Host Corporate Law and Diversity Meeting with Speakers from Tyson, Wal-Mart and UALR
• ABF Freight System Creates Doctoral Fellowships
• 'About Face' Returns to University of Arkansas
• About Face To Be Exhibited Locally
• Academic Convocation, Burger Bash Welcomes First-Year Students
• Academic Standards are Rising, not Falling, at the University of Arkansas
• Academic Stylin': Women's Wear Daily Ranks University Of Arkansas In Top 10 Of "America's Most Fashionable Colleges"
• Access Arkansas Scholarship Established in the College of Education and Health Professions
• ACCLAIMED AUTHOR BARRY HANNAH RETURNS TO ALMA MATER FOR READING
• Acclaimed Pianist And Vocalist To Appear As Guest Artists
• Acclaimed Poet And Alumnus R.S. Gwynn To Read At U Of A
• Acclaimed Poet Miller Williams Publishes First Book Of Fiction
• Acclaimed Sociologist Invites Arkansas Professor to Contribute to Inaugural Issue of New Journal
• ACCLAIMED SOUTHERN WRITER TO READ AT UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
• Accounting Procedures Act Changing How Foreign Firms Converge Toward U.S. Regulations, Study Finds
• Accounting Study Reveals Firms' Failure to Disclose Environmental Sanctions
• Accreditation Assessment Team To Review UAPD Policies and Procedures
• Accreditation Assessment Team To Review UAPD Policies And Procedures
• Accreditation Assessment Team to Review UAPD Policies and Procedures
• Accreditation Team to Visit
• Activist Architect to Lecture at the University
• Actor James Earl Jones To Lecture At University Of Arkansas
• Acxiom, Three Leaders Make $4.25 Million Gift to College of Engineering
• Adding Expertise to Research Center
• Adding More Expertise to Research Center
• Adequacy, Not Equity, May Be the Biggest Education Funding Challenge
• Advanced Electronic Packaging
• Advanced Placement Teachers Learn at Honors College Summer Institute
• Advanced Technologies Create New Grid Communities on UA Campus
• Advertising For Prescription Drugs: Dangerous To Your Health?
• ADVICE TO FIRST-YEAR COLLEGE STUDENTS
• AFFIRMATIVE ACTION MAY REDUCE CRIME MORE THAN RACIAL PROFILING, RESEARCHERS FIND
• AFFIRMATIVE ACTION POLICIES SHOULD BE CREATED WITH CARE, LAW PROFESSOR SAYS
• African Students Attend Summer Program at University of Arkansas to Study United States
• AFRICAN-AMERICAN FUTURE EDUCATORS CONFERENCE STILL CONVINCING A GENERATION OF MINORITY STUDENTS TO TEACH
• After 18 Years Of Service, Jimmie Rogers Resigns As Chair Of Communication Department
• Agreement Provides for Exchange of Students between Arkansas, Sweden
• AHTD and Mack-Blackwell Center Win Work Zone Safety Awareness Award
• Al Franken And Ben Stein To Hold Debate On University Of Arkansas Campus
• ALCOHOL AWARENESS WEEK TO BEGIN ON UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS CAMPUS ON OCTOBER 28
• Alexanders Endow Scholarship in Bumpers College
• Algerian Novelist to Read
• ALL UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS, FAYETTEVILLE OFF-CAMPUS CLASSES CANCELLED DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER
• All’s Fair: Carville and Matalin to Talk Love, War and Politics in Distinguished Lecture Series
• Allen McCartney Dies in Fayetteville's City Hospital, Memorial Service to be Held this Fall
• Allen P. McCartney Memorial Scheduled October 9
• Allison & Associates And Machado And Silvetti Associates Commissioned For Willard J. Walker Hall At UA Walton College
• Alltel Chairman Honored By UA Beta Gamma Sigma
• Alpha Omicron Pi Colonizes
• Altheimer Foundation Announces Gift Of $400,000 To Establish John N. Stern Scholars Fund At Colleges Of Law And Agriculture
• Altheimer Foundation’s $200,000 Gift Will Support Technology Needs In New Law Building
• Altheimer Foundation’s $250,000 Gift Will Establish Sites Endowed Professorship
• Alumna Bequeaths Funds To Establish Scholarship
• Alumna Establishes Honors College Fellowships
• Alumna Named as the First Recipient in International Scholarship Program
• Alumna Named Director of Corporate and Foundation Relations
• Alumni Pledge to New Graduate Building
• Alumnus and Wife Endow Two Scholarships at University of Arkansas
• Alumnus Funds History Lab in Library
• Alumnus Gives $800,000 to Support International Programs in Fulbright College
• ALUMNUS’ BEQUEST PROVIDES FOR CHANCELLOR’S SCHOLARSHIPS AND FUNDS TECHNOLOGY ENHANCEMENTS
• Amazon Basin Species Found Nowhere Else
• Ambassador Barbara Masekela To Speak On Human Rights In South Africa
• Ambassador Mark Dybul to Discuss America’s Response to Worldwide AIDS Crisis
• Ambassador Rubens Barbosa To Visit University Of Arkansas
• Ambassador Unites Diverse Disciplines, Unique Research Capabilities
• AMENDMENT #3 AND THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
• America In Disrepair: Public Property Needs More Maintenance UA Professor, Report Contend
• American Baritone Matthew Carey To Perform At The U Of A
• American Chemical Society Sponsors Science Exam
• American Chemical Society To Host Demonstrations For National Chemistry Week
• American Chemical Society to Host Demonstrations For National Chemistry Week
• American Freightways Founder Establishes Supply Chain Management Chair In Walton College
• American Law Institute
• AMERICAN SOCIETY OF COMPOSERS, AUTHORS AND PUBLISHERS AWARDS TWO UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS MUSIC PROFESSORS
• American Traditions Converge In Reel Baseball
• Amy Herzberg Named 2005 Charles and Nadine Baum Faculty Teaching Award Winner
• Amy Herzberg Wins Acting Teacher Of The Year Fellowship
• AN END TO ATHLETE VIOLENCE: UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS PSYCHOLOGIST HOLDS SOLUTION TO NATIONAL PROBLEM
• An Exhibit of Cultural Heritage on Display in Mullins Library
• Ancient Signs Of Toothpick Use May Point To Evidence Of Early Meat-Eating Hominids
• Andromeda Unveiled: The Arkansas-Oklahoma Center For Space And Planetary Sciences Formal Opening And Workshop
• Angry? Breathing Beats Venting
• Announcement Planned
• Annual Accounting Awards
• Annual Programs Director to Chair International Conference
• Another "Stay More" Book from University of Arkansas Novelist
• Another Outstanding Fundraising Year
• Anthony Family Funds Carillon Tower at Garvan Woodland Gardens
• Anthropologist Receives Rockefeller Grant To Study Ambiguous Terrain
• Anthropologist Wins National Recognition for Research, Education
• Ants, Plants Benefit From Mutual Relationship, Researchers Find
• ANY WAY THE WIND BLOWS: RESEARCHER CREATES MODEL FOR BRIDGES
• Any Way You Fry It: University Of Arkansas Researchers Receive Grant To Study Acrylamide Presence In Fried Foods
• AP Courses Give Students a Head Start in College
• Apple Cider Vinegar? Or Just Acid?
• Applied Sustainability Center to Offer Workshops
• Applying Learning to Life: Contextual Teaching and Learning
• ARABIC AND JAPANESE SPEECH COMPETITION SLATED FOR APRIL 19 AT UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS; TRADITIONAL JAPANESE AND TURKISH MUSIC TO HERALD AWARDS
• Arabic And Japanese Speech Competition Slated For Friday; Dance, Traditional East Asian And Turkish Music To Herald Awards
• Arbitration Disputants Should Share Bids before Decisions on How Much to Invest in Case, Study Says
• Archeologists Return to Syria to Uncover Secrets of Ancient Settlements
• Archeologists Uncover New Findings On Woodland Native American Tribes
• ARCHEOLOGY LECTURES REVEAL WONDERS OF WORLD’S GREAT CIVILIZATIONS
• ARCHEOLOGY, GEOLOGY HELP SCIENTISTS DATE MOVEMENT IN NEW MADRID SEISMIC ZONE
• Architect Marlon Blackwell Wins Museum Commission
• Architect Marlon Blackwell Wins National Honors for Gentry Library
• Architect to Lecture On Lost Roman Villa
• Architect, Planner William Conway to Lecture
• Architect/Entrepreneur to Lecture in Little Rock
• Architect’s Design For Homeless Quarters Wins Award
• ARCHITECT'S HONEYHOUSE HONORED AT INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION
• Architects to Discuss Mexican Modernism
• Architectural Historian Wins Grant
• Architecture And The Information Age: UA Professors And Students Guiding The Future Of The Profession
• Architecture Class Sculpts With Equations
• Architecture Faculty Win National Award
• Architecture Firm Supports UA Student Travel
• Architecture Grad Wins Prestigious Prize
• Architecture in Black
• Architecture Professor Expanding Architecture with Modular Design-Build Project
• Architecture Professor Korydon Smith’s Design Standards Adopted by State
• Architecture Professor Originates Student Exhibit In Washington, D.C.
• Architecture Professor to Develop Affordable, Inclusive Housing for Arkansas
• Architecture Professor to Lecture on 'Green' Planning, Design
• Architecture Professor’s Home Wins National Awards
• Architecture Professor's Project Published in World Atlas
• Architecture Professor's Projects Featured in Current Issue of Architectural Record
• Architecture Professors Pocket Honors
• Architecture School Dedicates Young Gallery
• Architecture Spring Lecture Series Underway
• Architecture Students Break New Ground In Modular House Design
• Architecture Students Dedicate Camp Aldersgate Amphitheater
• Architecture Students Exhibit Designs For Low-Cost Homes
• Architecture Students Exhibit Designs For Low-Cost Homes
• Architecture Students Prep Miss Gloria’s Kitchen
• Architecture Students Setting Stage at Camp Aldersgate
• Architecture Students to Build Outdoor Classroom for Local School
• ARCHITECTURE STUDENTS TO PARTICIPATE IN TIMBER FRAMING RENDEZVOUS
• Architecture Students to Present Work to Ramay Junior High Students
• Archives Week Open House
• ARCTIC ARCHEOLOGISTS TO HOLD WORKSHOP IN HONOR OF UA ANTHROPOLOGIST ALLEN McCARTNEY
• Arctic Impact Crater Lake Reveals Interglacial Cycles in Sediments
• ARE-ON Connection Creates Opportunities for Arkansas and Its Universities
• ArHist-L Launched
• Arizona State Nursing Professor to Speak About Evidence-Based Practice
• Arkansans 'Cautiously Optimistic’ about Economy
• ARKANSANS ARE GENERALLY SATISFIED WITH LIFE IN THE STATE, BUT MANY FELL FINANCIALLY VULNERABLE
• ARKANSANS ARE UNIFORM IN DISLIKE OF SALES TAX ON FOOD
• ARKANSANS DIVIDED ON ISSUES OF EDUCATION, COMMUNITY GROWTH, ACCORDING TO FOURTH ANNUAL ARKANSAS POLL
• ARKANSANS GIVE HIGH MARKS TO GOVERNOR, POLICE, LIBRARIES, HIGHER EDUCATION, AND PARKS AND RECREATION IN FIRST STATE-WDE POLL
• ARKANSANS SPEAK OUT: ABORTION, FLAG-BURNING, GUN CONTROL
• ARKANSANS SUPPORT MEDICAL MARIJUANA, WOMEN IN OFFICE AND HEALTH REFORM, INDICATES THIRD ANNUAL ARKANSAS POLL
• Arkansans’ Perceived State of the Economy
• Arkansas 180: Legislative Session’s Impact on Higher Education
• Arkansas Alumni Association and the Market at Pinnacle Point Sponsor Fund Raiser for Academic Scholarships
• Arkansas Alumni Association Ranked First In Sec In Membership Retention
• ARKANSAS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SETS MEMBERSHIP RECORD
• Arkansas Alumni Association to Honor Distinguished Alumni
• Arkansas Alumni Association Welcomes New Board Members
• Arkansas Alumni Association Cotton Bowl Packages
• Arkansas and Oklahoma Researchers Awarded $7.8 Million NSF Grant in Nanoscience
• Arkansas Archeological Survey Wins NEH Award To Study Rock Art Across The State
• Arkansas Artist, Pilot, Philanthropist And More Featured In Spring Book Lineup
• Arkansas Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Recognizes Outstanding UA Students, Educators
• Arkansas Bankers Association And Sam M. Walton College Of Business To Make Announcement
• Arkansas Bankers Association Endows Banking Chair In UA Walton College
• Arkansas Black Bear Reintroduction One Of Most Successful In The World, UA Researcher Says
• Arkansas Civil Rights History Online
• Arkansas Entomologist Testifies Before U.S. Senate on Forest Health
• Arkansas Family Shares Mother's Love for Travel with Students
• Arkansas Food Scientists in Top 10 for 'Scholarly Productivity'
• Arkansas Historical Association Sixty-First Annual Conference To Be Held April 18-20
• ARKANSAS HOME FEATURED AS ONE OF THE COUNTRY’S MOST INNOVATIVE RESIDENTIAL DESIGNS
• Arkansas Infragard Chapter Sponsors Security Conference
• Arkansas Law Review Announces 2003-04 Editorial Board
• ARKANSAS LEADERSHIP ACADEMY ANNOUNCES DESIGN TEAM TO IMPROVE EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP
• Arkansas Leadership Academy Launches Statewide Training Program for Principals
• Arkansas Models for Italy?
• Arkansas Newspaper Research Made Easy
• Arkansas Places Second in 2007 Solar Splash
• ARKANSAS POLITICS TO BE INCREASINGLY COMPETITIVE WITH INDEPENDENTS PLAYING A LARGE ROLE, ARKANSAS POLE FINDS
• Arkansas Poll Addresses Education, Politics, Gay and Lesbian Issues
• Arkansas Poll Now In Progress
• Arkansas Poll Probes Election, Beyond
• Arkansas Poll: In Arkansas 'It's the Economy' and It Is Also McCain
• Arkansas Professor to Seek Fungi, Beetles and Slime Molds on Expedition to Aucklands
• Arkansas Professor: Employer Contributions for Teacher Pensions Higher Than in Private Sector
• Arkansas Publications Index Database Launched at Mullins Library
• Arkansas Research and Optical Education Network Appoints Executive Director
• Arkansas Researcher to Receive $1.3 Million NIH Grant to Study Vascular Complications of Diabetes
• Arkansas School Funding System Channels Resources to Disadvantaged Students
• Arkansas Students Streak To World Championship In Solar Boat
• ARKANSAS SUPREME COURT TO HEAR CASES AT UA SCHOOL OF LAW
• Arkansas Traveler Editor Receives 2004 Henry Woods Student Leadership Award
• Arkansas Traveler Editor, Jeff Smith, Wins Henry Woods Leadership Award
• ARKANSAS VENTURE FORUM HOLDS OPPORTUNITIES FOR FACULTY AND STAFF
• Arkansas Water Resources Conference To Cover Variety Of Topics Concerning Local And Regional Water Sources
• Arkansas Wins Solar Boat Championship
• Arkansas World Trade Center Celebration
• Arkansas World Trade Center Established
• Arkansas World Trade Center Hosts China Town Hall
• Arkansas World Trade Center Leads Trade
• Arkansas World Trade Center to Host Trade Mission to Mexico City
• Arkansas Writers on Writing: Special Collections to Host Lecture Series in October
• Arkansas' "Academics" Compete Well Within The Five Major Athletic Conferences, According To Princeton Review
• Arkansas'? Arkansas's? Who's to Say?
• Arkansas-Oklahoma Center To Study Sub-Microscopic Structures
• ARRESTS MADE IN UA GRADE-CHANGING INCIDENT
• Art Book Portrays Arkansas; Tragic Trail of Tears
• Art Exhibits, Lectures, Performances Celebrate Black History Month at University of Arkansas
• Art Students Create Virtual Candidates
• Article Examines a Disputed Einstein Paper
• ARTIST ANITA HUFFINGTON DONATES SCULPTURE TO THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
• Artist/Architecture Professor to Launch New Lecture Series
• Artistic Legacy of John Biggers On Display at Mullins Library
• Artwork 'Celebrating Native America' Exhibited at Mullins Library
• Asa Hutchinson Donates Political Papers To University Of Arkansas Libraries
• Asa Hutchinson To Announce Donation Of Political Papers To University Of Arkansas
• ASG President Receives Henry Woods Student Leadership Award
• Ask Pollsters Some Questions
• Ask The Executives
• Aslin, Communication Disorders Instructor, Adds National Award for Advising to His Honors
• Assignment: Make K-12 Education Better
• Assistant Dean Honored by Student Judicial Association
• Assistant Director Of Corporate And Foundation Relations Appointed At University Of Arkansas
• Associate Dean Receives Highest Honor From Professional Society
• Associate Director of Planned Giving Named
• Associate Vice Chancellor for Facilities, Mike Johnson, to Speak at Next MBTC Distinguished Lecture Series
• Asteroid Aspirations
• ASTEROID NAMED FOR U OF A PROFESSOR
• ASTEROID SAMPLE RETURN OBJECT OF SPACE MISSION PROPOSED BY UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS RESEARCHER
• Astronaut Buzz Aldrin To Deliver Rockefeller Lecture
• Astronaut Visits Space Center Students
• At KidsWrite, Kids Learn That Writing Is Fun
• AT&T Foundation Grant Will Connect Graduate Students with Latest Technology
• Athletic Director Frank Broyles Announces Retirement
• Atkinson Memorial Courtyard Sculptor Awarded 2008 National Medal of the Arts
• ATKINSON NAMED DEAN OF UA SCHOOL OF LAW; GOFORTH AND MILLER TO SERVE AS ASSOCIATE DEANS
• Attaining Closure After Sept. 11 Boosted Health, Happiness Says UA Psychologist
• Attention CEOs: Gauge Your Social Capital
• Attitudes About Education Finance, Planning For Late-Life Issues Revealed In Fifth Annual Arkansas Poll
• Auckland Adventure
• Audience Will Be Invited To Participate During Festive Winter Concert
• Auditing The Audit Reports
• Austrian Cultural Prize Awarded To UA Historian's Book
• Author David Callahan to Speak about 'Cheating Culture' in America
• Author Grif Stockley to Give Black History Month Lecture at University of Arkansas
• Author of Daily Kos, One of Web's Hottest Blogs, to Visit Campus
• Author, Expert and Consultant on Women's Workplace Issues to Speak on UA Campus
• Authors Share Strategy and Philosophy with Writing Project Fellows
• Authors to Share Insight with Local Teachers
• Auto Safety Crusader To Speak At University Of Arkansas Law School
• AUTOMATIC MODELS SPEED UP CREATION OF SYSTEM-ON-A-CHIP
• Averill Foundation Funds Garvan Gardens Master Plan Review
• Avian Flu: Tangible Threat or Just for the Birds?
• Award Will Help Researchers Develop Novel Method of Storing Thermal Energy in Concrete
• Awards Convocation Thursday
• Awards, Recognition Growing for UA Community Design Center
• University of Arkansas will bring to campus Tony Award winning actress Mary—Louise Parker
• AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR AMITAV GHOSH TO READ AT UNIVERSITY
• AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR MAXINE KUMIN TO READ AT U OF A
• Award-Winning Chicano Author Sergio Troncoso to Visit University of Arkansas
• Award-Winning Filmmaker Traces Town's Colorful History in New Documentary
• Award-Winning Poet, Michael Heffernan, Publishes, Holds Signing for Seventh Book
• Award-Winning Translation of a Middle East History Published
• AWTC Launches Web Site
• Ballooning To Mars
• Balsa Bridges Will Come Falling Down In Regional Competition
• Band Open House, Wall Dedication
• Band Spectacular to Honor Lewis E. Epley, Jr.
• Band-Aid World No Longer
• Barbara Broyles, Wife of Athletic Director Frank Broyles, Passes Away at Age 79
• Base Education Reform on the Evidence
• Bassett Law Firm Gives $100k For New UA Law Building
• Bat Success Stories
• Baton Rouge Family Hosts UA Band Members, Fans To Traditional Thanksgiving
• BE INVOLVED, NOT RESTRICTIVE, TO REGULATE CHILD’S TV AND INTERNET USE, NEW STUDY SUGGESTS
• Before Little Rock: Successful Arkansas School Integration
• Before the Little Rock Crisis
• BELLA VISTA COUPLE TO PROVIDE $9.3 MILLION TO UA ENDOWMENTS, ATHLETICS AND ARKANSAS CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL
• Ben J. Altheimer Moot Court Competition Final Set For Friday
• BENAZIR BHUTTO AND EHUD BARAK TO APPEAR AT UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS FORUM ON THE UNITED STATES AND WORLD AFFAIRS
• Benchmark Study Places KUAF Among Top Public Stations Nationally
• Benefactors Boost Scholarship Impact
• Bentonville Garden Club Endows Scholarship Fund
• Bentonville High Student Wins Area Talent Hunt
• Berkeley Literacy Expert to Address Forum on Youth, Digital Technology
• BERNARD MADISON RESIGNS AS DEAN OF FULBRIGHT COLLEGE; HISTORY PROFESSOR RANDALL WOODS NAMED INTERIM DEAN
• Best Competition Comes To Northwest Arkansas
• Best of Two Worlds: College of Engineering Develops Collaborative Study, Research Program in India
• Best Practices Study to Be Launched at University Of Arkansas
• Best, Brightest to Compete in 9th Annual International Graduate Logistics Case Competition
• BEST-SELLING AUTHOR AND UA ALUMNUS ESTABLISHES SCHOLARSHIP IN MEMORY OF COLLEGE CLASSMATE
• Best-Selling Author E. Lynn Harris To Teach At University Of Arkansas
• Beta Gamma Sigma to Honor Mack McLarty
• Beyond Greening
• Big Picture for Small Borers
• Bigger and Better Than Ever: Calling for 10th Annual Arkansas Poll Begins Oct. 1
• Billingsley Gift Of $1.15 Million To Establish World Center For Research In Ancient Asian And Mid-Eastern Music And Enhance University Of Arkansas Opera Program
• Billy Collins to Read Poetry at Union as Winthrop Rockefeller Distinguished Lecturer
• Binge Drinking: From Understanding to Action
• Biofuels as Invasive Species?
• Biological Engineering Sees A Multi-Fold Increase In Majors
• Biological Sciences Professor Receives University's Top Teaching Honor
• BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT BRINGS IN NEW CHAIRMAN
• BIOLOGY PROFESSOR WINS HARVARD FELLOWSHIP
• Biosensor Center to Receive Part of Large NSF Grant
• Black Alumni Society Plans 'A Triumphant Return' to 'The Hill'
• Black Alumni Society Plans 'A Triumphant Return' to 'The Hill'
• Black Alumni Society, Black Students' Association Host Second Annual 'Black Symposium'
• Black History Month Celebrates Heritage
• Black History Month Celebrates Heritage
• Black History Month Closing Ceremony
• Black History Month Full Of Activities At University Of Arkansas
• Blackwell Designs Award-Winning Golf Center for Razorbacks
• Blackwell Rethinks Rural, Suburban Structures
• Blackwell Wins Regional Honors for Two Renovation Projects
• Blair Legacy Conference to Focus on Unlocking the 'Key' to Southern Politics
• Blakelys Challenge Alumni To Step Up For Alumni Association
• Blasting to Occur on Campus for Construction Project
• Bledsoe to Lead Garvan Gardens
• Bledsoe to Lead Garvan Gardens
• Blending Plastics, Semiconductors To Form Flexible Chips
• Blogging Presents Challenge for Sport Organizations, University of Arkansas Researcher Finds
• Bloodworth Thomason to Teach Course
• Blytheville Couple Master Perfection At The University Of Arkansas
• Board Approves UA Programs
• Board of Trustees Affirms Amended Resolution To Raze Carlson Terrace Apartments
• BOAR'S HEAD PLAYERS PRESENT TWO NEW PRODUCTIONS
• Boat Tours of Lake Fort Smith Prove to Be Effective Interpretive Programs
• BODENHAMER FELLOWS ANNOUNCED AT UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
• Bodenhamer Fellowships Awarded
• Bodenhamer, Walker Honored for Service and Commitment
• Bodyshopping: Contingent Workers Face Obstacles With Optimism
• Bolivia and Evo Morales
• Bolsterli, Ford Headline Reading
• Bones Of Contention: Biology, Not Behavior, Shapes Us Says UA Researcher
• Book Assists Students With Hearing Loss
• Book by Provost Smith Gives Advice For Developing Professional Life
• Book Chronicles the Changing Life of a Leader and his Country
• Book Details Investigation of Atrocities
• Book Edited by UA Professor Offers Different Perspectives on the 'Bible Belt'
• Book Examines Methods For Decontaminating Former Military Bases
• Book Looks At The Genetics Of The Mating Game
• Book Offers Overview Of Cave Paleontology
• Book Studies What Pits Nations Against Each Other in Trade Wars
• BOOK TAKES NEW LOOK AT A DYNAMIC INDUSTRY
• Bookstores Bring U of A Closer to Customers With Help of New Informational Kiosks
• Boomer Blind Spot?
• Born Believers? UA Researcher Examines Biological Bases for Religious Belief
• BORN TO LOSE: INTERNATIONAL MERGERS USUALLY DESTROY VALUE FOR SHAREHOLDERS
• BOT Member Creates Fellowship For Graduate Students
• BOYER FELLOWSHIPS ESTABLISHED TO CHAMPION OUTSTANDING UA BUSINESS STUDENTS
• BRADBERRYS PLEDGE FUNDS TO ENDOW INFORMATION SYSTEMS CHAIR IN UA WALTON COLLEGE
• Brazzell Among the Best In State
• Brazzell Joins LeaderShape Board of Directors
• Breaking News
• Breaking The Bottleneck In Semiconductor Fabrication
• BREAKING THE TATTOO TABOO: UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS RESEARCHER STUDIES THE SYMBOLISM OF SKIN ART
• Breakthrough in Nanomachining and Organic Molecular Breakdown
• Brian Keith Jackson To Read At The University Of Arkansas
• Brill Named Interim Dean of UA School of Law
• Bring Home the Troops, Majority Says
• Bring on the Rain and Lots of It
• Bringing It All Together: K-12 Education Web Portal Created for Educators and Researchers
• Brown Foundation Provides $1.5 Million To Endow Chair
• Brown Receives Honor From National Association
• BROWN RECEIVES HONOR FROM NATIONAL SOCIETY
• Broyles Joins Caregiver Advisory Group
• Broyles, White Meet With Richardson; Discussions Continue
• BSE, Security Topics at OFPA Convention
• Bubble Magic at Math and Science Center
• Buddhist Monk, Scientist, To Lecture On Science Of Meditation
• Building a Better Biofactory
• BUILDING A BETTER BIRD: HOW SCIENCE REMADE THE TURKEY
• Building Molecules Better
• Building Strong Bones Three Ways: Motivation, Education and Social Support
• Building Support for Retail Industry
• Bumpers College Dean Kicks off Centennial Celebration
• Bumpers College Director Named to Board of National Agricultural Council
• BUMPERS COLLEGES APPOINTS NEW DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR
• BUMPERS' FIRST PUBLIC POLICY FORUM SET FOR JANUARY 14
• BUMPERS’ PAPERS ARRIVE ON UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS CAMPUS
• Buried 19th Century Account of the Afterlife Reborn in the 21st Century
• BURIED TREASURE: STUDY FINDS ARCHEOLOGICAL PARKS COULD BRING MONEY, TOURISTS TO NORTHEAST ARKANSAS
• BURLSWORTH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS TO BE RECOGNIZED DURING HALF-TIME EVENT - FUND-RAISING FIGURES ANNOUNCED
• Bush Administration Taking Pre-Emptive Strike on Second Term
• Bush, Pickens Appearances to Make for a 'Big Day on Campus' at the University of Arkansas
• Business As Usual: How Good Organizations Go Bad
• BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION'S MOVE TO UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS’ TECHNOLOGY INCUBATOR IS EXPECTED TO ENHANCE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR STATE
• Business Giants Forum
• Business Leaders Make Gift to Benefit Walton College Faculty
• Business Leaders Make Gift To Honor Colleagues, Friends
• Business Week Ranks Walton College Accounting in Top 20 Public Programs
• Business Week Ranks Walton College in Top 50 Public Programs
• Business Week Ranks Walton College Marketing and Corporate Strategy in Top 20
• BUSINESSES THAT HATE FAN SITES MAY FAN HATE SITES
• Byron: More Than a Pretty Face
• Campaign Changes Bring Small Donors Back
• Campaign for the Twenty-First Century Celebration Activities
• Campaign For The Twenty-First Century Tops $750 Million
• Campaign For The Twenty-First Century Volunteers Recommend New Goal Of $900 Million
• Campaign Gains on Goal as Total TopS $800 Million
• Campaign Leader To Turn Over Reins To New Presiding Co-Chair
• CAMPAIGN MARKS ONE-YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF PUBLIC LAUNCH
• Campaign Volunteer Makes Gift To Chancellor’s Scholarship Program
• CAMPAIGN VOLUNTEERS MAKE GIFT TO SUPPORT CHAIR
• CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY COALITION ON ALCOHOL MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS AND BEGIN IMPLEMENTING PLAN
• Campus Experts Available Online
• Campus Experts to Discuss World's View of U.S. After Bush Administration
• Campus Shooting Tragedy
• Campus Street Renamed In Honor of McIlroy Family
• Campus/Community Coalition On Alcohol Sponsors Third Alcohol Summit At University Of Arkansas
• CAMPUS-COMMUNITY ALCOHOL COALITION SENDS MESSAGE TO STUDENTS
• Can Gacacas Change Rwanda?
• Can Nemo Find His Way Home?
• Capitalism For Old Communists: Teaching The Teachers
• CAPOTE FELLOWSHIPS BUY TIME FOR TWO UA WRITERS
• Cardboard Chair Nets Award for Architecture Students
• Caribbean Earthquake Model
• CASE PROFESSOR OF THE YEAR "TEACHES EVERYWHERE"
• CAST and Leica GeoSystems Form Inaugural Center of Excellence
• CAST BECOMES DEFINIENS CENTER OF EXCELLENCE, GAINS PROWESS IN OBJECT-ORIENTED IMAGE ANALYSIS
• CAST, USGS, STATE OF ARKANSAS TEAM UP TO PROVIDE QUICK ACCESS TO SATELLITE DATA TO THE PUBLIC THROUGH RAPID-AMERICAVIEW
• Catching the Gravitational Wave
• Causal Maps Reveal Developers’ Thought Processes
• Casual Maps Validated For Software Development Research
• CD'ing the Endocrine System
• Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at the University of Arkansas
• Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at the University of Arkansas
• Celebrate International Education Week with the University of Arkansas
• Celebrating the Gift of Pop: Original Warhol Paintings, Photographs on Exhibit
• Celebration Event For Walton College
• Celebration Event For Walton College
• CENTENNIAL SCHOLAR TO ATTEND UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS THIS FALL
• Center Assisting Disabled Given $1.3 Million
• Center for Advanced Spatial Technologies Recognized for Spatial Education and Research
• Center for Math and Science Education Receives Grant to Offer Summer Teachers' Institutes
• Center For Space And Planetary Science Unites Arkansas, Oklahoma Institutions
• Center Hosts Annual Symposium on Proteins
• CENTER SEEKS INFORMATION ON POTENTIAL ASTEROIDS FOR MISSION
• Center to Host Business Analysis Breakfast
• Center to Host Business Forecast Breakfast
• Center to Offer Emerging Leaders Program
• Centers to Host Meeting Planner Open House
• Central High Crisis, Middle East, Illustrate Diversity of University of Arkansas Press List for Fall
• Ceo Of Bank One To Speak At Walton College
• Ceramics Classes Offered in an Academic Setting at the University of Arkansas
• CHAIRMAN OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURAL FIRM TO VISIT UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS TO DISCUSS THE COLLAPSE OF WORLD TRADE TOWERS
• CHAIRMAN OF THE NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS TO READ AT UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
• Chancellor Appoints Task Force to Study Structure of University of Arkansas Student Affairs Division
• Chancellor Comments on State of Razorback Football
• Chancellor Endows Access Arkansas Scholarship at the University of Arkansas
• Chancellor John A. White Among Distinguished Alumni, Faculty to Be Honored by Arkansas Alumni Association
• Chancellor Puts Students First at the Heart of His First Day of Classes Greeting
• CHANCELLOR WHITE ACCEPTS RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE TASK FORCE FOR THE ENHANCEMENT OF GREEK LIFE IN THEIR ENTIRETY
• Chancellor White Addresses Destructive Impact Of Amendment 4
• Chancellor White Delivers State-of-the-University Address
• Chancellor White Delivers Third Annual State-Of-The-Universtiy Address
• Chancellor White Named President Of Malcolm Baldridge Foundation
• CHANCELLOR WHITE PRAISES STUDENT, FACULTY AND STAFF SUCCESS, EXPRESSES CONFIDENCE IN REALIZING UA VISION IN 2001 STATE-OF-THE-UNIVERSITY ADDRESS.
• Chancellor White Receives National Award From Sigma Nu Fraternity
• Chancellor White to Deliver 2005 State of the University Address
• Chancelor White To Give Third Annual State-Of-The-University Address
• CHANCELLOR WHITE TO REMOVE HIMSELF FROM FINAL DECISION ON FAIR LABOR AND UNIVERSITY LICENSING RECOMMENDATIONS
• Chancellor White's Upcoming State-Of-The-University Address
• Chancellor's Residence Construction Begins
• CHANGES IN POPULATION DYNAMICS MAKE REHABILITATION A FAST-GROWIING FIELD, UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS RESEARCHER SAYS
• CHANGES IN SCOTTISH NATIONALISM OFFER BLUEPRINT FOR CHANGING EUROPEAN IDENTITY, RESEARCHER FINDS
• Changing of the Guard
• Changing the Way Science Is Taught
• Charting New Nanomemory
• Charting the Economic Future
• Chartwells Earns Two Regional Awards
• Cheers and Jeers: Team Blog Is Virtual Corner Bar
• Chemical Engineering Receives University of Arkansas Departmental Gold Medal
• CHEMIST PRODUCES GENETIC MATERIAL FOR PROBING HUMAN GENOME
• Chemist to Explore Big Bang, Stephen Hawking and God
• Chemistry And Biochemistry Students Awarded Scholarships
• Chemistry Graduate Student Wins Dissertation Award
• Chemistry Lecture To Honor Former Professor John Ewbank
• Chemistry Researcher Awarded Grow Grant
• Chesapeake Energy Establishes Scholars Program at the University of Arkansas
• Chi Omega Greek Theater to Undergo Renovations
• Chicken Run: Preserving Water Quality Just Got a Lot Easier for Farmers
• Chief Academic Officer at University of Arkansas Stepping Down, Returning Full-Time to Faculty
• Chief Financial Officers of Earnings-Restatement Firms Experience Higher Turnover, Study Finds
• Child Abuse Victims Of ten Abused Again By System, Says UA Researcher
• Child Ssfety Seat Checkups Improve Parental Knowledge, Child Protection
• CHILDREN AND SELF-CARE
• Children's Adventure Garden Supported by Ross Foundation Gift
• Children's Health and Safety Conference at the Center for Continuing Education
• Chilton Foundation Gives $75K Boost To Health Center Project
• China Town Hall
• Choosing Child Care
• Chorus Members For University Of Arkansas Opera Performance Needed
• Cihak New Director of the Young Law Library
• City, Students To Dedicate Observation Deck
• Civil Engineering Professor Receives University's Top Teaching Honor
• Civil Engineering Student Honored as Mack-Blackwell Outstanding Student of the Year
• Civil Engineers Exceed To Succeed
• Civil Rights Documentary Tells Till's Story
• Civil Rights Symposium Set For School Of Law
• Claims That Are Too Good to Be True: Watching for the Red Flags in Advertising
• Class Uses Entrepreneurship to Help Katrina Victims
• Classroom to be Named for Law Grad
• Clay Edwards, Associate Vice Chancellor for University Development, Dead at 59
• Clay Studies Alter View of Early Mars Environment
• Climate Change Meeting Brings Researchers To The University Of Arkansas
• Clinical Nurse Specialist’s Role in Spotlight
• Clinton School and Walton College Announce Dual Master's Degree
• Clinton's Early Life: As Remembered by Others
• Clinton’s Foreign Policy: A Legacy Of Reason, Restraint
• Closing Ceremony for Sand Mandala Nov. 17
• COACH FRANK AND BARBARA BROYLES RENEW COMMITMENT TO UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES WITH $200,000 GIFT
• COEHP PROFESSOR EDITS BOOK ON HOLOCAUST
• College Hires Noted Science Educator
• College of Education and Health Professions Announces 2002 Outstanding Faculty Awards
• College of Education and Health Professions Announces Distinguished Doctoral Fellows
• COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS ANNOUNCES GRADUATE PROGRAM IN ATHLETIC TRAINER EDUCATION
• College of Education and Health Professions Announces Partnership With Teacher Advancement Program
• College of Education and Health Professions Appoints Assistant Dean
• College of Education and Health Professions at University of Arkansas to Honor Top Students
• College of Education and Health Professions Celebrates Endowed Chair in Education Policy
• College of Education and Health Professions Celebrates First Endowed Chair in Education Reform
• College Of Education And Health Professions Hires Assistant Professor Of Educational Technology At U Of A
• College of Education and Health Professions Honors Donaldson Scholarship Recipients
• College of Education and Health Professions Honors Outstanding Faculty
• COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS HONORS OUTSTANDING STUDENTS
• College of Education and Health Professions Honors Outstanding Students
• College of Education and Health Professions Honors Students, Faculty
• College of Education and Health Professions Hosts Human Resource Development Weekend
• COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS HOSTS PUBLIC FORUM WITH CANDIDATE FOR DEAN POSITION
• College of Education and Health Professions Names Student Ambassadors
• COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS REMEMBERS DONALD R. RYE
• College of Education and Health Professions to Honor Faculty, Staff Members
• College of Education and Health Professions to Honor Outstanding Students, Faculty and Staff
• College of Education and Health Professions to Honor Outstanding Students, Faculty and Staff
• College Of Education and Health Professions to Honor Outstanding Students, Faculty and Staff
• College of Engineering Alum Receives National Honor
• College of Engineering and Center for Reliable Electric Power Transmission to Host AEP Discussion
• College of Engineering Cooperative Education Program Sets Record
• College of Engineering Exceeds Enrollment Hopes for Freshmen and Underrepresented Students
• College of Engineering Honors Outstanding Alumni
• College of Engineering Joins Elite Universities Certified By National Consortium
• College Of Engineering Names 2003 Outstanding Faculty
• College of Engineering Names 2004 Outstanding Faculty
• COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING NAMES ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT
• College of Engineering Names New Head of Civil Engineering Department
• College of Engineering Professor Receives 2005 National Engineering Award
• College Of Engineering Receives $100,000 Endowment From Hearst Foundation
• College of Engineering Receives Three-Year Grant to Boost Teachers’ Knowledge of Physical Science
• College of Engineering Recruits Highly Respected Logistics Expert
• College of Engineering Student Attracts National Attention
• COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING TO MAKE SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
• College of Engineering to Offer First Master’s Degree in Biomedical Engineering in Arkansas
• College Of Engineering Welcomes New Department Head To Campus
• College of Engineering, Division of Agriculture Host Conference on Renewable, Efficient Energy
• College Theatre Festival to Showcase Best Productions in Five-State Region
• College Theatre Festival To Showcase Best Productions In Five-State Region
• Colleges Partner on Grant to Improve Middle Level Teachers' Math Content Knowledge
• Collins Reading Monday at Arkansas Union
• Collis Geren, Dean of Graduate School, to Retire After 34 Years at University of Arkansas
• Combating Friction and Stiction
• Come 'Take Back the Night'
• Come 'Take Back the Night'
• Come Celebrate the World
• Comedy In Motion: Magic, Weird Skills, And Outrageous Comedy
• Commencement 2006
• Commission Supports Funding Formula, Mandatory Act Testing, National Lambdarail; Urges Continued Focus On Diversity
• COMMUNICATION DIFFERENCES MAY LEAD TO HIGHER DROPOUT, SUICIDE RATES AMONG AMERICAN INDIAN YOUTH
• Community as Place and Identity: Mexican Immigrant Workers on Both Sides of the Border
• COMMUNITY CLINIC OPENS COMPREHENSIVE BREAST CARE CENTER WITH KOMAN FOUNDATION GRANT
• Community Colleges Get a Shot in the Arm from New UA Program
• Community Colleges Get a Shot in the Arm from New UA Program
• Community Design Center Designs Award-Winning Tree Garden
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• Community Design Center's Light Rail Book Awarded NEA Funding
• Community Development Focus of Belize Course
• Community Partners Release Findings of Northwest Arkansas Community Indicators Report
• Community Program Raises Families Out Of Poverty
• Commuter Students Get Connected
• Company Reputation Associated With Higher Quality of Financial Reporting, Study Finds
• Compass Group Provides $2.5 Million To Building
• Compelling Tales of Civil War Home Front
• Competitive Edge: High Quality Tech Support Key To Financial Success For Computer Companies
• Composer And Singer Reinvigorates Musical Traditions Of East And West
• Composer to Have Works Published, Available to an International Audience
• Comprehensive Anthology Reveals Age-Old Poetic Ideas
• Computer Engineering, and All That Jazz
• Condiments Can Take Food from 'Blah' to 'Ahh'
• Conference Dedicated to Finding Answers For Rebuilding New Orleans
• Conference Explores Simulation and Gaming in Education
• Conference Focuses On Tiny Technologies For Satellites
• Conference Offers Wrestling Information
• Conference on Nanotechnology in Health Care to Be Held at Winthrop Rockefeller Institute
• Conference To Feature The Greatest Land Deal In American History, The Louisiana Purchase
• Conference To Feature The Greatest Land Deal In American History, The Louisiana Purchase
• CONFERENCE TO FEATURE THE LATEST ADVANCES IN DISTANCE EDUCATION
• Conference to Focus on Space Technology
• Conference To Forge Partnerships Among Industry, Higher Education Researchers
• Conflicting Claims Confuse Customers
• Confusion Can Give Captured Terrorists Additional Legal Rights
• Congressional Appropriations Strengthen University Research Projects
• Conjunctive Function
• Connection Between Disgust, Disorder Explored, Scholars Recommend Revision of Measurements
• CONNEELY WINS SACSA’S TOP AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE
• Consortium to Preserve, Study Ancient Forests Holds First Meeting
• Consortium To Study, Preserve Ancient Forest
• Conspire with a Professor
• Construction Of State's Largest Parking Deck Begins Monday
• Controlling the Vortex
• Controversy Squared: Eisenman on Moretti
• Convocation, Burger Bash Welcome First-Year Students
• Cook Your Carrots for More Antioxidants, University of Arkansas Researchers Say
• Cooperate? Or Go It Alone?
• Copyright Law Chills Fair Use, Free Expression
• CORES OFFER EVIDENCE OF FAULT IN NEW MADRID SEISMIC ZONE
• CORPORATE AND CAMPAIGN LEADER GIVES HALF MILLION DOLLAR BOOST TO MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND
• Corporate Donor Provides High Tech Tools For Apparel Studies Majors
• Corporate Partnerships Make Nola Royster Suite A Reality At UA Career Development Center
• Correctional Officers Fight Dissatisfaction, Tension At Rural Prisons
• Councilman Don Marr And Artist James Kunzelmann Donate Sculpture To The Campaign For The Twenty-First Century
• Couple Donates $340,000 to Endow Messner Scholarship in Journalism
• Couples' Gift Establishes Law Professorship
• Course Combines Business And Technology Education To Produce More Successful High-Tech Start-ups
• COURSES ADDRESS SHORTAGE OF TELECOM ENGINEERS
• Coverage Opportunity: UA RFID Research Center Forum & Dedication
• Covering Controversy In The Classroom: Preparing Preservice Teachers For Teaching Evolution
• Crack Comparisions
• CREATIVE WRITING ENDOWMENT SUPPORTS STUDENTS
• CREATOR OF FIRST VARIABLE ANNUITY PASSES AWAY
• Crews Begin Cutting Campus Out of Ice
• Curious And Confused: Prescription Drug Ads Impact Consumer Health
• Custom Comfort on a Dime
• Customer Service Award Goes To University Business Affairs Staff
• CUTTING COSTS WITHOUT CUTTING SAFETY
• Cyrus Sutherland, Professor Emeritus of Architecture and Preservationist, Dies at 88
• Dallas Couple To Establish Scholarships With Quarter Million Dollar Gift
• Dallas Couple’s Quarter Million Dollar Gift Will Benefit Dallas-Area Students
• Dan Ferritor Community Lecture Series Established to Honor Former UA Chancellor
• Dancing With Robots
• DANIEL E. FERRITOR HALL DEDICATION SET FOR MARCH 2 ON THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS CAMPUS
• Data Warehouses Hold Big Opportunities For University Of Arkansas Students
• Date Rape Authority to Speak at University of Arkansas
• Dave Barry Subject of KUAF Radio Interview Prior to April Fool's Day Lecture
• David A. Jolliffe Appointed Brown Chair in Literacy
• David Glasser Resigns As Director Of Community Design Center
• David Pryor Hosts Celebration of KUAF's New Broadcast Center; Studio Naming Announced
• David Williams Finds New Home at University of Arkansas
• Day Of Remembrance Planned For September 11 On University Of Arkansas Campus
• De Noble to Lead UA Architecture Department
• Deadline For UA Walton College Arkansas Business Hall Of Fame Nominations
• Deadline for UA Walton College Arkansas Business Hall of Fame Nominations
• Deadline for UA Walton College Arkansas Business Hall of Fame Nominations
• Deadline For Walton College Arkansas Business Hall Of Fame Nominations
• Dean Bobbitt Appoints Greg Salamo Inaugural Holder of Basore Professorship
• Dean Bobbitt Appoints Xiaogang Peng Inaugural Holder of Scharlau Professorship
• Dean Of Honors College Named
• Dean Of Engineering Appointed To Lead New UA Economic Development Institute; Interim Dean Named As Search Gets Under Way For New Dean
• Dean Of Fulbright College Candidates Announced
• Dean Randall Woods Appoints Vincent Cornell Director of Middle East Studies at the University of Arkansas
• Dean Receives Lifetime Achievement Award
• Deans Named To Lead Proposed UA Honors College
• Death Goods: Death Anxiety Prevents Purchase And Preparation
• Death, Suicide, Morality and the Law
• Decades of Research on Native American Headpots Fill New Book from University of Arkansas Press
• Dedicated Teacher From Rural Arkansas Remembered Through Endowed Scholarship
• Dedication Set For Garden To Commemorate Life And Legacy Of John Locke
• Defending The Data
• Defining the State of Black and Brown Arkansas
• DELL JOINS UA INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH CENTER
• Delta Gamma Fraternity Honors UA Alumni - House To Become University House
• Demand Prompts a New Phone Number for Razorback Patrol
• Demands of IT Jobs Affect Women's Decision to Stay in Field or Work Part Time
• Dennis Receives Honor From National Engineering Society
• Dental Analytics Describe Evolution of Human Diet
• Dental Landscapes Reveal Clues To Dietary Evolution
• Department Of Chemistry And Biochemistry Announces Award Recipients
• Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry Announces Award Recipients
• Department Of Chemistry And Biochemistry Honors Undergraduate Students
• Department of Psychology Ranked Among Nation's Best by U.S. News and World Report
• Department Of Rehabilitation Education & Research Receives Federal Half Million Dollar Grant For Graduate Student Support
• Derek Sears Named W.M. Keck Professor of Space and Planetary Sciences
• Desert Find Lends More Strength to Theories of Possible Life on Mars
• DESERTS STILL DAMAGED 30 YEARS AFTER MINIMAL DISTURBANCE
• Designing Economic Development In Arkansas
• Designing Mount Sequoyah: Landscape Architecture Students Display Designs In City Hall
• Desks In Space: Students Design Furniture For Space Station
• Development Leader Appointed to Regional Board
• Diane Blair and Geleve Grice Papers Donated to Mullins
• Diane Divers Blair, 61, died at her home in Fayetteville, Ark. June 26, 2000
• Diary of Cuban Counterrevolutionary Exposes and Instructs
• Diet Development
• DIET DIVERGED IN EARLIEST HUMAN ANCESTORS, RESEARCHERS FIND
• Dietary Supplements Should Be Taken With A Grain Of Salt, Researcher Says
• Digging into Archaeological Information
• Digital Highways
• Dillard Named New Head of Special Collections Department
• Dillard's Makes Donation to Walton College's Enterprise Computing Curriculum
• Dinner in 20 Minutes
• DIRECTOR FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTER NAMED
• DIRECTOR OF ANNE FRANK CENTER TO OFFER LECTURE ON THE HOLOCAUST
• DIRECTOR OF ANNUAL GIVING APPOINTED FOR UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
• DIRECTOR OF CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION RELATIONS APPOINTED FOR UA OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENT
• DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT APPOINTED FOR COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS
• DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT APPOINTED FOR COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HEALTH PROFESSIONS
• Director of Development Appointed for College of Education and Health Professions
• Director of Development Appointed for School of Law
• Director of Economic Development Institute to Discuss Change and the Emerging Chaos
• Director of Financial Aid Named at University of Arkansas
• Director Of Legal Research And Writing At UA Law School Elected President Elect
• Director of Minority Services and Student Affairs Appointed in College of Education and Health Professions
• Director Of Photography For Brazil’s National Institute Of Fine Arts Visits Campus
• Disappearing Tobacco Farm Culture Inspires Award-Winning Poet
• Disaster Preparedness
• Disaster Relief: Who Ya' Gonna Call?
• Discrimination and Achievement: Impact of Exemptions to Florida's Promotion Policy
• Disgust, Not Fear, Drives Homophobia, Say UA Psychologists
• Dismal Rock: Poetry That Captures a Fading World
• Disney Institute Brings Professional Development Program to Little Rock
• Dispatches From Belize
• Dispelling Sexual Assault Myths
• DISPROVING DE SOTO: UA ARCHEOLOGISTS UNEARTH INACCURACIES IN 460-YEAR-OLD DOCUMENTS
• Dissecting Hope to Predict Performance
• Dissertation Award Goes to Brann
• Distance Education: It's Nearer Than You Think
• DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS AND BENEFACTOR RAY LEWIS WHITE DIES
• Distinguished Biochemistry Professor, Peter Pulay, Named Mildred Cooper Chair in Bioinformatics Research
• Distinguished Chemistry Professor Recognized As Top Regional Chemist
• Distinguished Chemistry Professor Recognized As Top Regional Chemist
• DISTINGUISHED PLANETARY SCIENTIST TO TALK ABOUT MAJOR IMPACTS ON ASTRONOMICAL BODIES: PROBING BENEATH THE SURFACE
• DISTINGUISHED PLANETARY SCIENTIST TO TALK ABOUT METEORITE IMPACT CRATERS ON THE MOON AND EARTH
• Distinguished Professor Honored by Alma Mater
• Distinguished Professor Named Fellow in Scientific Society
• DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR RECEIVES INTERNATIONAL AWARD
• DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR RECEIVES LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
• Distinguished research scientist to talk about space exploration of Mars
• Distinguished Research Scientist To Talk About The Asteroid Impact Hazard
• DISTINGUISHED SCHOLAR TO LECTURE ON "THE SOUTHERN MYTH"
• DISTINGUISHED UA GRADUATE TO OFFER HARTMAN HOTZ LECTURE
• Diversity Scholarship Fund Created to Honor Theressa Hoover
• Divided Power: Who Decides American Foreign Policy?
• Dividend Tax Relief Can Have Negative Consequences For Shareholders
• Divison Of Continuing Education, UATV, To Broadcast Thursday’s Board Of Trustees Meeting On Stadium Issues
• Divison Of Continuing Education, UATV, To Broadcast Thursday's Board Of Trustees Meeting On Stadium Issues
• Do Lunch With Top Education Researchers
• Doctoral Student's Research Adds Depth to Interplay of Exercise, Self-Perception
• Doctoral Students Satisfied With University Of Arkansas Education, Survey Finds
• Documentarian Dale Carpenter Wins Individual Artist Award
• DOCUMENTARY FILM FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS BROUGHT TO UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS BY HOT SPRINGS DOCUMENTARY FILM INSTITUTE
• Don Bobbitt Named Dean Of UA's Fulbright College
• Don Tyson Honored With Gift of Hog Statue From Family of Paul Young Jr.
• Don't Chuck It: Recycling Computers, Other Electronic Equipment Is Now Free and Easy
• Donald Harington Speaks to Writing Project Institute
• Donaldson Legacy Supports Future Teachers
• Donna Axum Whitworth Provides Gift for New University of Arkansas Fitness Center
• Donna Gordy Named to Direct Teacher Advancement Program
• Douglas James, UA Distinguished Professor Of Zoology, Receives University's Most Prestigious Teaching Award
• Doyle Z. Williams Plans Return to Faculty After 12 Years as Dean of The Sam M. Walton College of Business
• DR. JOHNETTA CROSS BRAZZELL NAMED AS UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS’ NEW VICE CHANCELLOR FOR STUDENT SERVICES
• DR. MICHAEL YOUNG ELECTED FELLOW IN THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF HEALTH BEHAVIOR
• Dr. Ozell Sutton To Speak At University Of Arkansas During Martin Luther King Jr. Week
• DR. PAUL KAZUO KURODA
• DR. PRISCILLA GRIFFITH APPOINTED DEPARTMENT HEAD IN CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION
• DR. SAMUEL TOTTEN APPOINTED AS BOOK REVIEW EDITOR OF GENOCIDE RESEARCH
• Drama Enhancement
• Drama Students Win Top Awards During College Theater Festival
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS: UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS RESEARCHER PRESENTS PAPER ON EARLY ALEUTIAN SHELTERS
• Drawing on Both Sides of the Brain
• Drinking to Cope in College Linked to Drinking Problems
• Drought Length Influences Survival of Fish in Stream Pools
• Early Attention to Hearing and Speech-Language Development Fosters Success in School And Life
• Early Mars Environment
• Earth Week Events Announced
• Earth: Publisher Creates Atlas of an Entire Planet
• Earthquakes and Floods
• Eating Disorders Still Prevalent On Campus — UA Faculty Hope To Raise Issues, Awareness On Campus During National Eating Disorders Week
• Echinacea: Cold-Season Cure or Risk?
• Ecological Divergence a Factor in Reproductive Isolation, Genetic Diversity
• Ecological Health via Satellite Photography
• Economic Atlas Offers Information About Arkansas To Everyone
• Economic Center Director Leaving Post
• Economic Dislocation, Political Effects of Mad Cow Disease To Be Discussed by Former General Counsel to USDA
• Economic Research Center to Hold Quarterly Business Forecast Breakfast
• Economic Research Center to Hold Quarterly Business Forecast Breakfast
• Economic Research Center to Hold Quarterly Business Forecast Breakfast
• Economics for Success Event
• Eden On A Plate: UA Researcher Finds Recipe To Regain Paradise . Through Salad
• Edible Film Controls Growth of Bacteria on Chicken
• EDMONDSONS’ $1 MILLION GIFT WILL ENDOW E. FAY JONES CHAIR IN ARCHITECTURE AT UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
• Educated Insight Into Pre-School Day Care
• Education in Consumer Products Leadership
• Education Professor Wins Evolution Education Award
• Education Reform Professor to Testify Before Congress About Washington, D.C., Voucher Program
• EDUCATION SUMMIT TO EXAMINE PRIORITIES AND PRICE TAGS
• Education, Engineering Officials Explore Collaboration with United Arab Emirates
• Educational Experience Enhanced By Rome Relationship
• Education--Not Taxes--Is the Primary Issue for Arkansans, According to Second Annual Arkansas Poll
• EDUCATORS CELEBRATE OUTSTANDING UA TEACHER PREPARATION PROGRAM
• Edward Wade Jr. Transforms Moments
• Egyptian Librarians in Fayetteville
• Egyptian Scholars Visit University of Arkansas Community Design Center, Plan Little Rock Park
• Eight 2003-2004 Freshmen Students Have Been Awarded Prestigious Bodenhamer Fellowships At The University Of Arkansas
• EIGHTEEN UA STUDENTS NAMED FIRST RECIPIENTS OF BURLSWORTH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS
• EIGHTH CENTURY MEGADROUGHT IMPACTED MUCH OF NORTH AMERICA
• Eighth Circuit Affirms Dismissal of Richardson Suit
• El Dorado Couple Establishes Management Chair in Walton College
• Eleanor Mann School of Nursing Honor Society Joins International Honor Society
• ELEANOR MANN SCHOOL OF NURSING STUDENTS READY UA ATHLETES FOR BEGINNING OF FLU SEASON
• ELECTRIC DEREGULATION CAN SUCCEED - IF IT FOLLOWS MARKET RULES
• Electrical Engineering Students Take Two National Awards
• Elementary Class Tours Tower Designed By UA Architect
• Elementary Students to Learn From Local Entrepreneur at UA Walton College Mini-Society Marketplace
• Elementary Teachers Boost Math Knowledge
• Elevator Safety Awareness Week
• Eliminating the 'Twin'
• ELLIOTT WEST, UA DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR OF HISTORY, RECEIVES UNIVERSITY’S MOST PRESTIGIOUS TEACHING AWARD
• E-mail Privacy
• Emerging Economies
• Emeritus Professor Honored by American Chemical Society
• EMPHASIS ON FAMILY, SECURITY CRITICAL FOR RETAILERS THIS SEASON
• Employers Can Help Workers Ditch "Dirty Work" Label
• Employment Circumstances Influence Responses to 'Psychological Contract Breaches'
• Empowerment with Data: School Nurses Gain Leadership Skills
• End of the Year Report: University of Arkansas Announces 2004 Fund-Raising Results
• Endangered Habitat
• Endowed Award to Aid Nursing Students
• Endowed Scholarship Celebrates the Life of Reed Moberly, Son of University of Arkansas Professors
• Endowed Scholarships Established In Two UA Colleges
• Energy Expert to Discuss America's Dependence and the Heightened Competition for Global Resources.
• Energy Exploration Technologies Developed At Savoy Field Research Facility
• ENERGY NEEDS MAY LIMIT SIZE, ABILITY OF QUANTUM COMPUTERS
• Energy Savings, Building Upgrades Are Part of New Program at University of Arkansas
• Engine Week 2002 Springs Into Action On The U Of A Campus
• Engine Week 2003 Springs Into Action On The UA Campus
• Engineering All-Stars to Visit College of Engineering
• Engineering Alumnus Establishes Memorial Scholarship
• Engineering College Announces Faculty Appointments
• Engineering Honor Society Named Best Chapter In Country
• ENGINEERING HONOR SOCIETY REPEATS AS BEST CHAPTER IN COUNTRY
• Engineering Names New Assistant Director of Development
• Engineering Researcher Builds Water-Filtration System in Rural Colombia
• Engineering Students to Study in India
• Engineers With Portfolio
• English Named Industrial Engineering Department Head
• Enrollment at University of Arkansas Sets Records for Freshmen, Minorities and Total Students
• ENROLLMENT SERVICES HEAD PROMOTED TO ASSOCIATE PROVOST FOR ACADEMIC OUTREACH
• Environmental Protection Agency To Honor University Of Arkansas During Afternoon Ceremony
• Equal Justice Works Symposium To Focus On Wrongful Convictions
• eSpatial Provides Software To University Of Arkansas To Establish Joint Center Of Excellence
• Ethics Speaker To Talk At UA Walton College
• Eureka Springs Couple Helps Future UA Walton College Students
• Eureka Springs Couple Helps Future UA Walton College Students
• Eureka Springs Couple Helps Future UA Walton College Students
• Europe and the U.S.: Where Do We Go From Here?
• EUROPEAN SPACE EXPERTS HOLD PUBLIC PANEL DISCUSSION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
• Evening The Score: UA Professor Explores Tuba Music In Film
• Event Honors Students, Faculty, Staff
• Events Scheduled to Commemorate Fulbright Centennial
• Examining Race in City Hall
• Executive Development Center to Hold Media Seminar
• Executive Development Center to Offer Retail Forecasting and Replenishing Courses
• Executive Education Programs Announced
• Executive Recruiter Makes Gift of Software to University of Arkansas
• Executive Vice President at Kraft Foods to Speak about Minorities in Corporate America
• Exhibit Celebrates Arkansas History and Diversity
• Expected Calorie Content Influences Consumers' Reactions to Menu-Board Nutrition Information
• Experience Confirms 18 Steps to School Bond Success
• Expert on U.S.-Saudi Arabian History and Relations to Speak at University of Arkansas
• Expert To Discuss Ebb And Flow Of Water Resources In West
• Explaining Sustainability at UA
• Explore Geographic Information Systems with the University Libraries and CAST
• Exploring the Enigmatic Worlds of Europa and Enceladus
• Exploring The Role Of The Filmmaker In Shaping History
• Exploring the Sounds of Silence
• Extraordinary Poet of Life and Death
• Facebook: Unplugged
• Facilities Management Hosts Regional Conference, Shares Innovations in Sustainability, Reorganization at University of Arkansas
• FACILITY DEDICATION SLATED FOR UA TECHNOLOGY-BASED BUSINESS INCUBATOR
• FACULTY AND STAFF GIVE BACK TO THE U OF A
• Faculty Artist Commissioned to Produce Mural of Historic Kansas Township
• Faculty Bus Tour Sets Out To Learn About Arkansas
• Faculty Expert Helps Legislators Clarify EPA Regulations
• FACULTY FELLOWSHIP DESIGNED TO ATTRACT LEADERS IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
• Faculty Members Birth New Baby Products Company
• Faculty Research to Be Funded by Gift From Anheuser-Busch, Arkansas Wholesalers
• Faculty Tapped for Expertise on Racial Wealth Gap to Attend Ford Foundation Gathering
• Faculty, Students to Complete and Light Starseeds Installation at 5 p.m. Wed., Dec. 17
• Fall 2008 Research Frontiers in Print, on the Web
• Fall Classes - and Welcome Weeks - begin Monday, Aug. 25
• Fall Classes for Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Beginning in Fayetteville and Hot Springs
• Family And Engineering Company Establish Scholarship To Honor Engineering Legacy
• Family and Friends Increase Dulan Finance Chair Endowment
• Family Establishes Endowed Award at Law School in Memory of Daughter
• Family Establishes Scholarship In Memory Of UA Alumnus Earle K. Johnson In College Of Engineering
• Family Matters When Teens Make Decisions About Credit Cards
• FAMILY WEEKEND TO BEGIN AT UA CAMPUS ON OCT. 18
• Farm Bureau Scholarship Fund Added to UA Campaign
• Fascinating Story of Free Woman of Color Recounted in University of Arkansas Press Book
• Faulkners' $1 Million Gift Will Support Student Scholarships
• Fay Jones Collection Opened for Research
• FAYETTEVILLE COUPLE LEAVE FUNDS FOR UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS DRAMA AND MUSIC SCHOLARSHIPS
• Fayetteville Couple Pledges Gift to Walton College Graduate Building
• Fayetteville Couple To Establish Equine Scholarship At U Of A
• FAYETTEVILLE EVENING LIONS ESTABLISH SCHOLARSHIP AT UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
• Fayetteville Jewelers Make Gift to Benefit Walton College Faculty
• Fayetteville Named One of 10 Low-Cost Locales With Plentiful Jobs
• Fayetteville Student in Science Competition
• FEAR AND LOATHING IN ARKANSAS: UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS RESEARCHERS TEASE OUT THE ROLE OF DISGUST IN PHOBIAS
• Fear Of Buying: Death Anxiety Influences Consumer Purchasing
• Federal Funding for Domestic Violence Programs Not Reaching Intended Recipients
• Federal Funding for University of Arkansas Linked to Student, Faculty and Staff Diversity Reporting
• Federal Grant to Support Innovation in Arkansas Schools
• Federal Grant Will Train ESL Teachers
• Federal Home Loan Banks Have Mixed Risk Profiles Relative to Non-Member Banks, New Study Shows
• Federal Lands Experience Potential Growing Pains On Borders
• FedEx Freight Funds Logistics Scholarships
• FedEx Freight Sponsors Five Logistics Scholarships
• Feeling Frazzled? A New Look At Current Research On Workplace Stress
• Fellowship Strengthens Partnership of Fulbright College, Clinton School
• FEMALE PRISONERS NEED OPPORTUNITIES, SOLUTIONS, SAYS UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS RESEARCHER
• Ferraro to Give Distinguished Lecture
• Ferritor Awarded UA Chancellor's Medal, UA Biological Laboratory Building Named In His
• Ferritor Lecture to Examine Social, Computer and Communication Networks
• Ferritor Lecturer to Focus on Immigrant Children in Arkansas
• Festival to Celebrate Literary Talents of Arkansas Writers, Poets and Playwrights
• Festival to Celebrate University of Arkansas Writing Program
• Fiction Writer Bethany Edstrom And Poet Mary Stokes To Read At U Of A
• Fiction Writer Cathy J. Hunter And Poet Bill Notter To Read At U Of A
• Fiction Writer Colum McCann to Read at the U of A
• Fifth Annual Arkansas Poll Examines Education Reform, E-Government And Elder Care
• Fifth Annual Business Giants Student Forum
• Fifth Annual Students, Day Of Caring
• Film Documents Springdale 'Island'
• Final Provost Candidate to Make Public Presentation at University of Arkansas
• Finalists Compete For Prestigious Sturgis Fellowship From The University Of Arkansas
• Finalists For Dean Of The Honors College To Meet With Campus Community During Open Forums
• FINALISTS FOR PROVOST AND VICE CHANCELLOR FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS POSITION TO MEET WITH CAMPUS COMMUNITY DURING OPEN FORUMS
• Finalists For The University Of Arkansas Bodenhamer Fellowship
• Financial Press Crucial In Corporate Checks And Balances
• Finding a Voice in the Face of Aphasia: Using Personal Storytelling to Reconstruct Self
• Finding Physical, Mental Well Being With The Alexander Technique
• Fine Arts Gallery Exhibition Explores Inspiration of Rembrandt and Dürer
• Firefighters Participate in Professional Wellness Workshop
• Firm's $100,000 Supports Law School Building Project
• First 'Razorback Day at the Capitol’ a Rousing Success
• First Arkansas Structure Certified as 'Green'
• First Arkansas World Trade Center Mission
• First Book on Operas of African-American Composer William Grant Still Published
• FIRST CLIENTS ADMITTED INTO UA INNOVATION INCUBATOR
• First College of Engineering Ph.D. Recipient and Wife Give Back
• First Entering Class Of UA Honors College Academy Scholars Named
• First Entering Class Of UA Honors College Fellows Named
• First National Bank of Fort Smith Pledges $100,000 Toward Walton College Scholarship Support
• First Statewide Social Work Research Summit To Focus On Poverty Reduction In Arkansas
• First Time Ever I Saw Your Profile: Researchers Skeptical of Claims by Online Dating Sites
• Fishbone Aisles Appear to Speed Distribution
• Fishing for Success
• Five Graduates Named Fulbright Scholars; Six Undergraduates Earn Study Abroad Scholarships
• Five New Members Welcomed to Board of Advisors
• Five Students Named Sturgis Fellows
• FIVE UA FRESHMEN ARE ATTENDING THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS THROUGH THE GENEROSITY OF THE COCA-COLA SCHOLARSHIP
• Fledgling Program Claims Five Top National Awardees Among Its Students
• Flora Conference To Announce The Arkansas Vascular Flora Project
• Florida Professor To Lead University Design Center
• Flyover Territory Reconsidered
• Focus on Evidence-Based Nursing Practice
• Focus the Nation: University of Arkansas to Participate in National Teach-in on Global Warming
• FOLKLORIST EXAMINES THE STORIES BEHIND THE MUSIC
• For Mushroom Experts, One Good Donation Inspires Another
• Force and Violence or Justice and Peace
• Ford Foundation Grant Furthers Research
• Forecasting Nitrogen Concentrations
• Foreclosure Is Not Inevitable, Advises Consumer Finance Expert
• Foremost Scholar On The Holocaust To Speak On The Nazi Camps
• Foremost Scholar On The Holocaust To Speak On The Nazi Camps
• Forensic Anthropologist to Lecture
• Forget The Primaries: Researchers Find Money, Opinions Predict Democratic Pick
• Form Function Finland
• Format Set For Thursday’s Student-Trustee Forum
• Former Bands Director Eldon Janzen Named Distinguished Alumni By Oklahoma State University
• Former Dean to Retire from Walton College
• Former Fayetteville Attorney Introducing Russian Judges to City, Legal System
• Former First Minister Henry Mcleish To Speak On Impact Of U.S. Presidential Race in Europe
• Former Grocery Store President Helps Establish Scholarship For International Students Attending The University Of Arkansas
• Former International Retail Executive Joins Walton College
• Former National Science Foundation Head to Speak March 14 as Part of Lecture Series
• Former President George H.W. Bush to Speak at University of Arkansas
• FORMER PROFESSOR LEAVES $100,000 TO ENDOW UA ART DEPARTMENT STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS
• FORMER RAZORBACK BALL PLAYER NAMED ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT FOR CENTRAL PROGRAMS
• Former Senator David Pryor To Serve As Blair Center Distinguished Lecturer In The Fall
• Former Students Featured at 10th Anniversary Event
• Former U.S. Surgeon General Dr. M. Jocelyn Elders to Lecture at UA School of Law
• Former U.S. Surgeon General to Speak at UA Law School
• Former UA Art Professor Exhibits in Mullins Library
• Former UA Chancellor Dan Ferritor Joins UA System Office
• FORMER UA STUDENT RECRUITED TO PRODUCE TEXTBOOK
• Former UA Trustee Funds Teaching Auditorium Makeover
• Former University Of Arkansas Faculty And Family Establish Scholarship In Memory Of Parents
• FORMER WHITE HOUSE CHIEF OF STAFF MACK McLARTY DONATES PAPERS TO UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
• Forrest City Couple Announce $13 Million Planned Gift
• FORT SMITH COMPANY ESTABLISHES SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM IN HONOR OF BELOVED ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL AND ROLE MODEL
• Fort Smith Company Establishes Teaching Scholarship in Honor of David Banks
• Forum Offered on Higher Ed, K-12 Linkages and the 'No Child Left Behind' Mandate
• Forum to Feature Silas Hunt Honorees
• Forum to Focus on Language, Diversity and Literacy
• Forward-Thinking Design For Low-Cost Homes
• Fossil Teeth May Offer Evidence Of Meat Eating In Early Human Ancestors
• FOUNDATION WILL FUND UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS SURVEY OF K-12 SCHOOL ACCOUNTABILITY SYSTEMS
• FOUR ARKANSAS BUSINESS GIANTS NAMED TO NEW ARKANSAS BUSINESS HALL OF FAME
• Four Finalists Named for UA Honors College Dean; Campus Visits Announced
• Four UA Students Receive National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowships; Two More Score Honorable Mentions
• Four UA Students Selected As Barry Goldwater Scholars
• FOUR UA STUDENTS TO INTERVIEW FOR RHODES SCHOLARSHIP
• Four University of Arkansas Alumni Win Prestigious $25,000 Fellowships
• Four University of Arkansas Students Named Truman Scholarship Finalists
• Fowler House Construction by Flintco Wins Top Award in the State
• 'FRANCIS' RICE HITS THE FIELD
• Free Fall Festival Begins
• Free Lunch Helps Rattlesnakes In Mating Game
• Free Speech Expert to Talk About Effect of Globalism on Rules, Norms of Speech
• FREE TICKETS FOR THE PUBLIC FORUM WITH BENAZIR BHUTTO AND EHUD BARAK ARE NOW AVAILABLE AT THE INFORMATION DESK OF THE ARKANSAS STUDENT UNION
• Freedom Riders From Afar
• Freefall Festival To Showcase The Arts At The University Of Arkansas
• Freefall Festival To Showcase The Arts At The University Of Arkansas
• Freeman Named Director of Arkansas Union
• French Film Festival Features Diversity of Subjects
• Freshman Anxiety And The First-Year Experience
• Friday Night Live Presents Soul Night: Black History Month Celebrations
• Friedman Named Co-Director of Satellite Communications Laboratory
• From Acanthaceae to Zygophyllaceae
• From Arkansas to Ireland: Graduate Student's Work Leads to World Archaeological Congress Presentation
• From Ditch to Delight: Movement Gives 'Daylight' to Lost Streams, Improves Water Quality
• From Egypt To Arkansas, University Of Arkansas Press Offers Diverse Selections For Spring
• From Heroic Ballads To Subversive Texts: Women Writers Of The Weimar Republic And The Third Reich
• From Palace Gardens to Paper Mill Site
• From Promoting Respiration to Preserving Personhood
• From Slides to Bytes: National Service Award Recognizes Hilker's Service in Changing Profession
• Frontier Humor Wild, Woolly As Ever
• Fruit Flies, Death, and Immunity
• Fry Lecture Series to feature Chair of the American Chemical Society Inorganic Division
• Fuel Prices and Drought Hit Farmers Hard
• Fulbright College 2003-2004 Distinguished Alumni Named
• Fulbright College Announces 2005 Distinguished Alumni
• Fulbright College Announces 2006 Sturgis Fellows
• Fulbright College Announces 2008 Sturgis Fellows
• FULBRIGHT COLLEGE ASSOCIATE DEANS NAMED TO SERVE WITH INTERIM DEAN RANDALL WOODS
• Fulbright College Awards
• Fulbright College Names Assistant Director of Development
• FULBRIGHT COLLEGE NAMES ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT
• FULBRIGHT COLLEGE NAMES DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI FOR 2000-2001
• Fulbright College Names Distinguished Alumni For 2001-2002
• Fulbright College Names Distinguished Alumni For 2002-2003
• Fulbright College Names Master Teachers And Advisors
• Fulbright College Names Student Ambassadors For 2002-2003
• Fulbright College Names Sturgis Fellows for 2004
• Fulbright College Names Sturgis Fellows for 2005
• Fulbright College Programs Win $190,516 State Department Grant
• Fulbright College Programs Win $190,516 State Department Grant
• FULBRIGHT COLLEGE SELECTS COMMENCEMENT 2001 SPEAKERS
• Fulbright College To Dedicate "Courage To Lead" September 23
• Fulbright College to Honor Distinguished Alumni
• Fulbright Concerto Competition a First
• Fulbright Expert Available to Comment on Contention between President and Congress in War-time Policy
• Fulbright Faculty Set Record-Breaking Year in Federal Funding
• Fulbright Fellowship Supports Research and Study of Genocide in Rwanda
• Fulbright Fellowship Takes UA Professor to Syria
• Fulbright Hall To Be Off Limits
• Fulbright Peace Fountain photograph
• Fulbright Pianist to Perform at Halftime Show
• Fulbright Professor Honored with Award for Service as Editor of Ornithology Journal
• FULL HOUSE: BATON ROUGE FAMILY TO HOST UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS BAND FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER
• FULL SPEED AHEAD FOR HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE
• Fun Photo Opportunities Blossom During Annual Engine Week
• Fun With Engineering
• Fundraising Progress on Track at Mid-Year Point
• Fund-Raising Totals Exceed $100 Million
• Future Athletic Trainer Honored: UA Exercise Science Major Awarded National Scholarship
• Future Business Leaders Conference To Be Held On UA Campus
• Future Business Leaders Conference to Be Held on UA Campus
• Future Business Leaders Conference to Be Held on UA Campus
• Future Leader in Counseling Education: UA Student Named National Fellow
• Future Leader in Counseling Education: UA Student Named to National Internship
• Fuzzy Idea: Act Does Not Clarify Damages In Disability Education
• FY05 Marks Outstanding Year for UA Fund Raising
• Gaining Ground in Rankings
• GAMBLING WITH YOUR IDENTITY: UA SOCIOLOGIST TO PRESENT LOTTERY RESEARCH AT NATIONAL CONFERENCE
• Game Day Traffic Alert
• Gandhi's Relevance as Warrior and Pacifist
• Gardens to Be Dedicated, Ready for Football
• Garrison Family Establishes Finance Chair in Walton College; Takes Campaign Over Challenge Goal
• Garrison Financial Institute Receives Educational Grant
• Garvan Gardens to Unveil Landmark Chapel
• Garvan Woodland Gardens Is Road-Trip Worthy
• Garvan Woodland Gardens Plans Grand Opening April 6-13
• GARVAN WOODLAND GARDENS PROJECT DIRECTOR TO DEPART POST
• Garvan Woodland Gardens to Dedicate Evans Children’s Adventure Garden
• Garvan Woodland Gardens To Host "Creating Value" Symposium
• Garvan Woodland Gardens, Benefactors Break Ground on Chapel
• Garvan Woodland Gardens, University of Arkansas to Break Ground on Chapel
• Gearhart to Create New Student Scholarship Funds In Lieu Of Formal Inaugural Ceremony
• Geleve Grice Photo Exhibit Tours Arkansas High Schools
• Gender Literacy: A Missing Piece In The Prevention Of Eating Disorders
• Gene Flow Patterns May Give Clues To Managing Genetically Modified Crops
• Genesis Company Gets $16.2 Million From Department Of Defense For Laser Communications Systems
• GENESIS Company Gets Grants to Apply Nanocrystals to Biomedical and Electronic Needs
• Genetic Defections
• Genetic Fowl-Play: UA Expert Guarantees No Cloned Cluckers On Your Thanksgiving Table
• Genetic Markers May Show Way To Better Poultry
• GENETICALLY DISTINCT BLACK BEAR POPULATION FOUND IN ARKANSAS
• Genetics of Pest Resistance Earn Graduate Thesis Award
• Genocide Scholar Returns From Chad-Sudan Border
• Genomics Research Focuses on Rice Variety Improvement
• Geographic Information Systems Day On Campus
• Geographic Information Systems Day On Campus
• George H.W. Bush to Speak at University of Arkansas; Parking, Security and Program Information
• George Washington Carver Project Wraps Up, Summer Interns To Make Research Presentations, June 27
• Georgia Tech Professor And Former Chair Named Dean Of College Of Engineering At University Of Arkansas
• German Scholar Examines Justice, Revenge and Reconciliation in Post-Holocaust Play
• German University Wins Logistics Case
• Get In The Game: Enhanced Scheduling System Increases Business Profitability
• Getting The Goods
• Getty Foundation Awards Heritage Grant
• Gift Creates Doctoral Fellowships in Civil Engineering
• Gift Establishes Chair In Diane Blair's Memory
• Gift Establishes Chair in Memory of Bernice Jones
• GIFT ESTABLISHES SCHOLARSHIPS TO BENEFIT MUSIC MAJORS
• Gift from Cox Communications Lets UATV Begin 24/7 Broadcasting
• GIFT FROM FORMER SENATOR DAVID PRYOR ESTABLISHES THE ARKANSAS CENTER FOR ORAL AND VISUAL HISTORY AT THE U OF A
• GIFT FROM VOLUNTEER REFLECTS LIFETIME OF COMMUNITY SERVICE
• Gift of Land to Garvan Woodland Gardens to be Auctioned
• GIFT REPRESENTS UA ALUMNI EMPLOYED BY FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP
• Gift Supports School of Architecture, Band
• GIFT TO ARKANSAS’ BOTANICAL GARDEN WILL HELP FUND AMPHITHEATHER
• Gift to Buy Equipment for Research to Prevent Injuries, Aid in Rehabilitation
• Gift To Establish Chancellor's Scholarships At U Of A
• Gift to Walker Hall Recognizes First Accounting Professor
• Gifted & Talented Scholars on Campus
• Gifted and Talented Scholars Application Deadline Dec. 15
• Gilchrist And Mclarty To Receive Honorary Degrees And Speak At University Of Arkansas Commencement On May 13
• Gilchrist Honored Twice for Writing
• Giving Circle Grants Near $70,000
• Glass Ceilings Keep Most State Bureaucracies Sex Segregated, Say UA Researchers
• Global Greening
• Global Supply Chain Key Topic at Logistics Conference
• Go read GO!
• GOING THE DISTANCE: ADDRESSING A SHORTAGE OF POWER ENGINEERS
• Goldsby Family Arkansas History Laboratory Dedication at Mullins Library
• Goldwater Scholars Named
• Good Cop/Bad Cop Supervisors Reduce Employee Productivity
• Good Design at $7 a Day
• Good Dog/Bon Chien Bigger Than Life
• Good Idea - Bad Execution!
• Got Weeds? University Of Arkansas Researchers Say Yard Work Builds Strong Bones
• Governor Beebe Releases $1.5 Million to University of Arkansas for Nanotech Research Center
• Governor Declares Feb. 2 Silas Herbert Hunt Day
• GOVERNOR’S AWARD OFFERED IN STUDENT ENTREPRENEUR COMPETITION
• Graduate Certificate Gives Teachers Information, Skills to Help Students with Autism
• Graduate Engineering Departments Ranked by U.S. News and World Report
• Graduate Engineering Departments Ranked by U.S. News and World Report
• Graduate School Announces Distinguished Doctoral Fellows, Doctoral Academy Fellows
• Graduate School Authorizes 250 New Doctoral Fellowships From Historic Gift By Walton Family Charitable Support Foundation
• Graduate School Welcomes Assistant Dean for Recruitment and Retention
• Graduate Student Wins $78,000 Scholarship for Research Aiding Conservation Efforts in Yellowstone National Park
• Graduate Student Wins Leslie White Award For Research
• Graduation Rate Improves
• Grant Allows Researcher to Examine High Blood Pressure in Women
• Grant Funds 'Green' Design
• GRANT GARNERS GRADUATE STUDENTS FOR HIGH-TECHNOLOGY TRAINING
• Grant Goes to Study Supermassive Black Holes
• Grant of $4 Million Funds Rehabilitation Training, Technical Assistance at Hot Springs-Based Center
• Grant Supports Lifelong Learning
• Grant to Aid Knowledge-Based Companies in Arkansas
• Grant to Fund the Future of Science Education
• GRANT TO HELP REMOVE VOTING BARRIERS FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
• Grant to Produce In-Depth Report
• Grant Will Fund Expanded Offerings in Asian Studies
• GRASSLAND BIRDS COULD BENEFIT EVEN MORE FROM GOVERNMENT PROGRAM, RESEARCHERS FIND
• Greek Organizations Sponsor Halloween Carnival Featuring Razorback Football and Basketball Players
• Greek Theatre Rededication Ceremony
• Greene Family Endows Doctoral Fellowships
• Greene Family Endows Honors Scholarships
• Greene Named Head of UA Education Reform Department
• Grits, Eggs and Good Design
• GROUND BREAKING FRIDAY FOR BEV LEWIS CENTER
• Groundbreaking History of the Slave Trade Published by University of Arkansas Press
• Growing Pains: Demand for On-Campus Housing Requires Adjustments
• Guidance for College Students Seeking National Scholarships
• Gunter Named Director Of Razorback Marching Band
• Gunter Steps Down as Director of Athletic Bands at University of Arkansas
• H. Lawson Hembree IV Named UA Volunteer Of The Year
• Habit Plays Major Role in Continued Use of Information Technology, Study Finds
• Habitat for Humanity CEO to speak about Authentic Servant Leadership
• HACKTIVISM: UA RESEARCHER EXPLORES POLITICAL PROTEST ON-LINE
• Half Of High School Students Experience Dating Violence, Ua Study Shows
• Handling Hurtful Language and Harassment: UA Professor Encourages Effective Action
• Hank Klibanoff to Discuss 'The Race Beat' during 2006 Roy Reed Lecture
• Hargis Papers Document Birth of Religious Right
• HARLEY-DAVIDSON EXECUTIVE TO SPEAK AT WALTON COLLEGE
• Harmony Of Character In African American Fiction
• Harpsichord Lecture-Recital Will Commemorate Death Of Bach
• Hartman Hotz Lecture Series to Host Harvard Law Professor
• Hartman Hotz Presentation Set For February 26th
• Hartman Hotz Speaker to Trace History of Islamic Political Vocabulary
• Harvard Faculty Member To Speak At School Of Architecture
• Harvard Professor Visiting School Of Architecture This Spring
• HARVEY GANTT TO DELIVER ROCKEFELLER LECTURE
• Have Your House and Furniture Too: Professor Offers Tips for Financially Sound Home Buying
• Hay Rides, Dude Ranches and Corn Mazes
• HEAD OVER HEELS: UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS RESEARCHER IMPROVES ATHLETIC POWER BY TRAINING MIND AND MUSCLES
• Headliner Concerts Committee to Bring Grammy-Nominated Rap Artist T.I. to Barnhill Arena
• Health Center Closed Oct. 28-31 In Preparation For Pat Walker Health Center; Plans Announced For Transition Between Old Facility And New
• Health Insurance Premium Increase to Affect University Budget, But Not Employee Paychecks
• HEALTHY EATING COOKBOOK AUTHOR AND UA STUDENT HOLD BOOK SIGNING AT UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
• HEALTHY HOLIDAYS: UA RESEARCHER OFFERS ADVICE FOR BODY AND SOUL
• Healthy Potato Chips
• HEAR ME, SEE ME, FIND ME FEED ME
• Hefleys Endow Professorship in Engineering
• Helping College Students Learn Mathematics
• Helping Students Live Healthy Lives
• HERE COMES SANTA CLAUS - AND HE’S BRINGING ROBOTS
• Heritage Interpretation Connects People With Nature and Culture -Not With the Gift Shop
• Hersh Lecture Canceled for Monday Night
• HIDEC RECEIVES BIG MONEY FOR SMALL PRODUCTS
• High Modern at Low Cost
• High School Seniors to Sample College Life 101
• HIGH-PROFILE RATTLESNAKES GET BAD RAP
• High-Style, Low-Cost Housing Modules Arrive Tuesday
• Highway 70 Preservation Study To Be Presented Friday
• Hip Hop Duo Create Lively and Enlightening Mayhem
• Hip-Hop Legends, The Roots, to Play at UA
• Hispanic Heritage Month Celebrations 2005
• Hispanic Heritage Month Celebrations 2006
• HISPANICS ARE COMING TO ARKANSAS, BUT NOT FROM LATIN AMERCIA
• HISPANICS IN NW ARKANSAS FIND COMMUNITY AND CONTRADICTIONS
• Historian Presents Lecture On Pictures Of Faith
• Historian Studies The Motivations Of Civil Rights Leaders, Finds Surprising Pessimism
• Historian's New Book Defines American Identity: Stable, Static
• Historian's New Book Examines Nazi Sympathies In Austria
• Historic Drought in Mexico Suggests Human Influence
• Historical Vignettes Deepen Science Learning
• History At What Price?
• History Professor Receives The University Of Arkansas' Highest Teaching Honor, The Nadine Baum Faculty Teaching Award
• History, Poetry, Politics Dominate University of Arkansas Press Catalog
• History, Translation Featured In Fall 2003 University Of Arkansas Press Catalog
• Hodding Carter III Honored as Spring 2005 Roy Reed Lecturer
• Hodges Named 2005 Morris K. Udall Scholar
• Hodges Reading Room Dedication at Mullins Library
• Holder of Kennedy Chair in Finance Appointed in UA Walton College
• Holiday Trivia
• Holiday Trivia Test
• Hollywood On The Nile: The (R)Evolution Of Cinema In Egypt
• Homebuyers Beware: Narrower Streets May Not Mean Safer Neighborhoods
• Honorary Degree To Be Presented To UA Emeritus Professor Of Political Science, Diane Blair
• Honors College Announces New Fellows
• Honors College Scholar Receives 2005 Henry Woods Student Leadership Award
• Honors Convocation Set for April 20
• Hot Cold Clean
• Hot Springs Couple's Land Sale Supports University Of Arkansas
• Hot Springs in Its Heyday
• Houston Nutt Urges Support of Race for Cure, Komen Foundation
• How Can You Resist? UA Psychologist Makes Persuasive Presentation
• How Liberal Southern Politicians Lost the South
• How One of America's Great Virgin Forests Was Cut Down
• How Snakes Survive Starvation
• How Students Rationalize Cheating: Findings Provide Guidelines to Ethical Behavior for Class, Work
• Howard Brill Promoted to University Professor at School of Law
• Hugh and Fran Nutt Designate Gifts to Five Areas of Campus
• Hunt Building Tops Out
• Hurricane Katrina Continuing Update, Sept. 16
• Hurricane Katrina Day Memorial
• Hurricane Katrina Showed Critical Importance of Logistics and Supply-Chain Management
• Hurricane Katrina: Unnatural Disaster?
• Hurricane Katrina: Unnatural Disaster? (Lecture Postponed due to Weather)
• Hurricane Katrina: Who Got Hit the Most?
• Hurricane Katrina: Who Got Hit the Most?
• Hyneman Brothers Give $50,000 to Assist Students With Financial Need
• IBM COMPUTER GRANT WILL HELP RESEARCHERS LEARN MORE ABOUT THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF LIFE ON EARTH
• IBM Helps University of Arkansas Equip Students with 21st Century Computing Skills
• IBM to Provide Arkansas Schools With Innovative Technology to Boost Literacy for Hispanic Children and Families
• Ice Storm Heroes at the University of Arkansas: Part I
• Ice Storm Heroes at the University of Arkansas: Part II
• Ice Storm Heroes at the University of Arkansas: Part III
• Ice Storm Heroes at the University of Arkansas: Part IV
• Ice Storm Heroes at the University of Arkansas: Parts V and VI
• ID CARDS ARE CHANGING; FACULTY, STAFF AND STUDENTS MUST HAVE PICTURES TAKEN
• IF YOU CAN’T STAND THE HEAT
• IGLINSKI AND SCHOPPMEYER NAMED AS EMERITUS PROFESSORS
• Illinois River Standards "Unrealistic," Researcher Says
• Impact of Anti-Tobacco Advertising
• Impact of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act
• Important Change in ISIS Registration Address
• Impotent Power: UA Historian Studies Eunuchs Of Imperial China
• In a 'My Campaign' Era, Wedge Issues Trump National Interests
• In Pursuit of the Barbarian Hordes
• IN RESPONSE TO KIMPEL HALL TRAGEDY, UNIVERSITY PUTS IN PLACE NEW POLICIES AND PROCEDURES TO IMPROVE CAMPUS SAFETY
• In The Long Run, Some Mergers Spell Success For Japanese Businesses
• IN THE PALM OF YOUR HAND: ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM DRIVE NEW APPROACH TO MICROFLUIDICS
• In the Public Spotlight
• INAUGURAL LAW SCHOOL OLYMPICS TO BEGIN OCTOBER 18
• Inclement Weather & Fall 2000 Final Exam Schedule
• INCLUDE CAREGIVERS IN REHABILITATION PLANS FOR PATIENTS WITH COMMUNICATION DISORDERS
• Incoming Freshman Class Of Prestigious Honors College Fellows Named
• Incoming Freshmen Awarded Fellowships
• INCREASED EMPLOYEE CONTROL REDUCES HEALTH CARE COSTS
• Increased Employee Control Reduces Health Care Costs
• Indy Driver Sarah Fisher Encourages Boys & Girls Club Members
• Infor Donates Supply Chain Network Design Software to University of Arkansas
• Information Gap Influences Consumer Attitudes About Genetically Modified Foods
• Information Systems Department Only Department Worldwide to Land Three Articles in Top IS Research Journals in 2007
• Information Technology Day
• Information Technology Day
• INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY JOBS STILL STRONG IN LONG TERM
• Information Technology Research Institute Partners in IT Summit
• Infrared Heat Eliminates Pests from Stored Rice
• IN-HOUSE COMPUTER PROGRAMS SOLVE MODELING PROBLEMS IN ELECTRONIC PACKAGING
• Initiative to Significantly Increase Outdoor Art on the University of Arkansas Campus
• Innovation Center Groundbreaking
• Innovation Center To Hold Dedication Ceremony
• Innovation Center Topping Out Friday
• Innovative Business Plans
• Innovative Electronics Company Offers Potential in Venus Landing, Army Transportation
• Innovative Interfacing
• Innovative Warehouse Design Concept Implemented by Wisconsin Generator Manufacturer
• Inspiring Accomplishments
• Inspiring Accomplishments
• Inspiring the World 40 Years After Apollo
• Installation Artist James Turrell To Speak On Monumental Work
• Institute For Justice Litigator To Speak At UA Law School
• Institute Promotes Holistic Approach to School Nursing
• Instruments in Space
• Intelligence Experts in UA Symposium
• Intelligent Cold Chain
• Interactive TV Game Will Allow Students To Compete In Special College Edition Of "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire"
• INTERDISCIPLINARY CONFERENCE SCHEDULED ON LITERATURE AND CULTURE OF THE "SPACE BETWEEN" the WORLD WARS
• Interdisciplinary Project Involves Students in Sustainability Research
• Interim Head Of University Relations Appointed
• International Conservationist Offers Public Talks About Sri Lankan Elephants
• International Gathering Of Scholars Will Establish Foundation For 2003 Meeting Of World Religious Leaders In Italy
• INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS EXPERT AND FORMER AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES TO SPEAK AT U OF A
• International Students on Campus: Rich Opportunities Plus Complex Cultural Issues
• International Trade Structure
• Internationally Acclaimed Artist/Architect to Lecture at the University
• Internationally Acclaimed Artist/Architect To Lecture At The University
• Internationally Acclaimed Trombonist To Present Recital At University Of Arkansas, April 14
• Internationally Hailed Soprano Julia Faulkner To Be In Residence At U Of A
• INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN CHEMIST TO JOIN UA FACULTY
• Internationally Recognized Teacher to Address University of Arkansas Literacy Symposium
• INTERNATIONALLY-KNOWN CREATOR OF RURAL STUDIO TO VISIT FAYETTEVILLE NEXT WEEK
• Internationally-Known Geotechnical Engineer to Speak at Next MBTC Distinguished Lecture Series
• Internet Ethics: College Students Say Downloading Copyrighted Material Is Not Unethical
• Interpersonal Violence: Anger, Aggression, or Both?
• Intervention Helps Increase Knowledge, Decrease Risks Of Osteoporosis If Women Change Beliefs, Behavior
• Interviews With Late Former Governor Released
• Invention Will Improve Environmental, Water Quality
• Investigation Into Threatening Calls Continues
• Investing In The American Dream
• INVESTING IN THE FUTURE
• Invisible Children
• Involved Parents Best Regulate TV: Researcher Wins Award For Study
• Iraq War Photographer to Visit UA
• Irish Novelist Colbert Kearney To Read At U Of A
• Iron Isotope Composition in Lava Lake Points to Possible Ways to Trace Planetary Origins
• Is Texas Beyond Redemption?
• Is There a 'Mozart Effect' Ask a Neuroscientist AND a Musicologist
• Isabel Allende to Offer Winthrop Rockefeller Distinguished Lecture
• IT Budget Levels Connected to Performance and Shareholder Returns, Study Finds
• IT Conference to Focus on Networking Among Industry Women
• It Just Looks Like Demolition: Tornado And Building Are Actually Interacting
• IT Research Institute Appoints New Director
• IT Research Institute to Hold Security Day at University
• IT Researchers Identify Employee Characteristics That Cost Companies Billions
• It Started Here: Documentary Chronicles Arkansas’ Role In Louisiana Purchase
• IT Summit to Address Worker Shortage
• It Worker Training And Retention Top Management Issues
• It's Elementary, Dr. Greenwood: Education Dean To Be Leverett Principal For A Day
• It's Spring And It's Time For The Arkansas Poll
• Item-Level Tagging with RFID Technology
• It's Not Easy Keeping Green
• J.B. Hunt Transport Services Makes $10 Million Gift
• JACK GROH RETURNS TO CONDUCT THE SCHOLA CANTORUM
• Jackson Cothren Appointed New Director of the Center for Advanced Spatial Technologies
• JACKSONVILLE COUPLE ESTABLISH $2.4 MILLION SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM AT UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
• Janis Kearney, Former Clinton Diarist and Noted Author, to Offer Evening of Conversation
• Jay P. Greene Examines Education Myths in New Book
• JAZZ MUSICIAN’S BEQUEST ESTABLISHES SCHOLARSHIPS
• J-Days to Feature Allan Siegal, NY Times Editor, and John Seigenthaler, Founder of the First Amendment Center
• Jeannine Durdik Named Associate Dean for Research in Fulbright College
• Jeff B. Murray, Associate Professor Of Marketing, Receives University’s Most Prestigious Teaching Award
• Jeff Long Named University of Arkansas Director of Men's Athletics
• Jerry Rose Wins International Award for Mentorship
• Jewel Minnis Trust Creates UA Honors Scholarship Endowment
• JOHN DAVID EWBANK, PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY, DIES AT AGE 54
• John G. Williams, Founder of School of Architecture, Dies at 92
• John Tyson To Speak At Walton College
• John W. Murry, Jr., Named Associate Dean of College of Education and Health Professions
• Johnetta Cross Brazzell Is Elected As Trustee Of The North Central Association Of Colleges And Schools
• Jonesboro Couple Make Gift to Build University Chancellor's Residence
• Journalism Days Events Set
• Journalism Professors Win Top Honors for University of Arkansas Documentary
• JOURNALIST DAVID GERGEN TO SPEAK AT ARKANSAS BUSINESS HALL OF FAME CELEBRATION
• Journalist Roy Reed to Lecture on History of Arkansas Gazette
• Journalist to Speak on History of Hip-Hop Generation
• Judge Morris Arnold, Johnelle Hunt Among Speakers at University of Arkansas Commencement 2009
• Judge Wendell Griffen to Discuss Role as Appellate Judge
• Julian C. Stewart Wins Volunteer of the Year Award
• Julie Stenken Appointed Twenty-First Century Chair in Proteomics
• Junior Mac Stephen Named to USA Today's All-USA College Academic Second Team
• Jupiter's Galilean Satellites Lecture Postponed
• Kansas City Eighth-Graders to Visit Campus
• KARK 4 Today Show on 'Tour' at University of Arkansas
• Kauffman Scholars Come to Arkansas
• Keck Foundation Awards $500,000 to Fund Search for Life on Mars
• Keep on Trucking -- Safely
• KEEP YOUR HOT RIDE COOL
• KEEPING COOL: MODELING MICROCHIPS INCREASES RELIABILITY
• Keeping It In The Family
• Keeping Kids Safe in the Summer
• Keeping Students Safe
• Keeping Traditions in a Modern-Day Bedouin Village
• Kendig Named Associate Vice Chancellor
• KENYAN SCHOLAR JOINS UA FACULTY
• Kevin Brockmeier Concludes Special Collections' Lecture Series on Arkansas Writers
• Kevin M. Fitzpatrick Appointed Jones Chair in Community
• KIDS Helps Inquiring Minds Learn
• Kidswrite I: Summer Camp for Writers
• Killenbeck, Wylie H. Davis Professor Of Law, Promoted To Distinguished Professor
• KING’S LIFE AND WORK TO BE COMMEMORATED ON UA CAMPUS
• King's Life And Work To Be Commemorated On University Of Arkansas Campus
• King's Life And Work To Be Commemorated On University Of Arkansas Campus
• Kippenbrock Appointed Director Of UA Nursing School
• KNOWING THEIR PLACE: WOMEN’S WRITING IN THE FIRST WORLD WAR
• Knowledge Is Power: Executives Minimize Risks That Affect Their Compensation
• KUAF Announces New Building Name in Honor of Long-Time Patrons, Lynn and Joel Carver
• KUAF Breaks Ground on New Facility
• KUAF Goes HD: High Definition Means Better Sound, More Programs
• KUAF Launches Fall Fund-Raiser, Almost Half-way to $135,000 Goal
• KUAF Meets Fundraising and Membership Goals in Five and a Half Days
• KUAF Public Radio Launches Spring Fundraiser
• KUAF Reports Available on CD
• LACEY NAMED AS REGISTRAR
• LACK OF "SOFT INFRASTRUCTURE" KILLS DEVELOPING ECONOMIES
• Lake Wedington Receives Donation
• Landscape Architect To Discuss Holy Land Projects
• Landscape Architecture Professor Shares Top Ten Tips for 'Green' Gardens
• Landscape Architecture Students Design, Build Observation Deck
• LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE STUDENTS MAKE TREES
• Landscapes for Learning
• Landscaping Liberia, Rebuilding Lives
• Land-Use, Land-Cover Survey Offers Vital Information To State
• Lasting Questions from the Last Indian War
• Latest 'Stay More' Novel Promises That Farther Along We'll Understand Why
• Latest Book in the Civil War in the West Series Available from the University of Arkansas Press
• Latest Book in William Gilmore Simms Series Now Available from University of Arkansas Press
• Latest Issue of Research Frontiers Examines Darwin's Legacy
• Latin America Trade Expert to Speak at Walton College
• Latin American Studies Gains New Research and Teaching Capabilities
• LATIN AMERICANS: THE SECOND-CLASS WORKING CLASS?
• Lauck Funds Access Arkansas Scholarship in the Walton College
• Launching Diversity Initiative
• Laura Parker Castoro Kicks Off Special Collections' Lecture Series on Arkansas Writers
• Law Alumna to Provide $1 Million for New UA Law Building
• Law Deconstruction
• Law Professor Cites Lessons From Special Education, Argues For Keeping And Supporting Special Education Law
• Law Professor Demonstrates the Need for Technology Assessment in Connection with Investment in High Tech Companies
• Law Professor Examines Role of Courts in Autism Special Education Disputes
• LAW PROFESSOR HELPS BRING FOI INTO THE ELECTRONIC AGE
• Law Professor Lays Out Pros And Cons Of Multi-Disciplinary Practices
• Law Professor Lays Out The ABCs For Schools Making Discipline Decisions About Children With Disabilities
• Law Professor Lays Out The ABCs For Schools Making Discipline Decisions About Children With Disabilities
• Law Professor Named A Woman Of Distinction For 2003
• Law Professor Writes Book About Civil Rights Warrior
• Law School Commencement Ceremony Saturday, May 21
• Law School Hosts Regional Client Counseling Competition
• Law School Names National AgLaw Center Directors
• Law School Professor Receives Grants for Comparative Study of Medical Error Prevention in Japan and U.S.
• Law School Ranked 'Most Diverse'
• Law Schools Students Give Back To The Community
• Law School Students Win Regional Trial Competition
• Law School to Host Women In the Law Workshop
• Law Student Awarded Equal Justice Works Fellowship
• Law Students Coalition Against Domestic Violence Hold Advocacy Training Session
• Law Students to Host Fashion Benefit
• Law Students to Host Fashion Benefit
• Layoffs and CEO Compensation
• LBJ: Idealist as Politician
• Leaders' Changing Language Points to Shift in Japanese Politics
• Leaders' Changing Language Points to Shift in Japanese Politics
• Leadership in Education Focus for New Holder of Endowed Chair
• Leadership Shaped by Gender and Culture
• Leading "Cabinologist" Visits, Lectures At The University
• Leading "Cabinologist" Visits, Lectures At The University
• Leading Supplier Of Geospatial Software Creates Center Of Excellence At The University Of Arkansas
• Leading Sustainability Economist to Conduct Forum at University of Arkansas
• Leading Transportation Official to Be Honored
• Learn 'Occupation-Specific' Spanish at Your Own Pace With Command Spanish e-Training Programs
• Learning The Hard Way: College Students Amass More Credit Card Debt
• Learning The Hard Way: College Students Amass More Credit Card Debt
• LEARNING THE HARD WAY: FUTURE-ORIENTED COLLEGE STUDENTS AMASS MORE CREDIT CARD DEBT
• LEARNING THE HARD WAY: FUTURE-ORIENTED COLLEGE STUDENTS AMASS MORE CREDIT CARD DEBT
• Leaves Turning Ahead of Schedule, UA Forestry Professor Says
• LECTURE ADDRESSES THE MOST UNDERAPPRECIATED THREAT OF THE AGE
• Lecture Series To Feature Distinguished Group Of Public Servants And UA Educators
• Lecture to Discuss the Surface of Mars
• Lecture to Focus on Charter Schools
• Lecture to Focus on Edward Durell Stone's Role in Marketing Modernism to American Families
• Lecture to Focus on Using Glass Shaped by Light to Create Tiny Satellite Systems
• Lecture, Workshop Train Architecture Students in Cutting-Edge Computer Design
• Lecturer Shows Chemistry Graduate Students The Business
• LEDBETTER, RUTHERFORD TRIAL COMPETITION WINNERS
• Leflar Named Arkansas Bar Foundation Professor At University Of Arkansas School Of Law
• Legal Case Will Influence How Lawmakers Address Water Pollution in United States
• LEGAL SERVICES KEY TO REDUCING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
• Legal Writer is a 'Bulldog'
• Leica Geosystems Endows Chair in Geospatial Imaging
• Lemke Department Celebrates UA J-Days
• Lettering Installed To Rename Music Building In Honor Of UA Alumni
• Letting the Cat-iness Out of the Bag
• Lewis Diuguid to Offer Dialogue on African Americans and Journalism
• Lewis E. Epley Jr. Professorship Announced In UA Walton College
• LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS TEAM UP TO FILM DOCUMENTARY ON HISTORY OF THE TANG MUSIC PROJECT
• LIBRARY OF SCIENCE CHOOSES PHYSICS TEXT AS MAIN SELECTION
• Lifelong Arkansas Resident Bequeaths Funds For Students
• Life-Saving Designs for the Future
• Light Rail Study Wins National Award
• LIKE WATER OFF A ROADWAY
• Listen To Your Elders, Says University of Arkansas Researcher
• Literacy Conference Gives Teachers Tools
• Literacy Initiative to Open New Facility in Rogers
• Literacy Outreach Corps Will Reach Out to Arkansas
• Literacy Symposium Features Leading Educators
• Literary Journal Pays Homage To UA Novelist
• Little Rock Couple Donates Gift To Endow Scholarships In College Of Engineering
• Little Rock Litigator And Wife Endow University Of Arkansas School Of Law Student Program
• Little Shop of Horrors: Artist Wins National Fellowship to Study and Paint Invasive Species
• Loan Program To Assist Current And Future Small Business Owners
• Local Architecture Featured in World Atlas
• LOCAL FAMILY CREATES $50,000 SCHOLARSHIP TO BENEFIT EDUCATION, DIVERSITY
• Local Hog Fans Can Catch a Ride to Arkansas Invasion of Dallas
• LOCAL KIDS HAVE THE "WRITE STUFF"
• LOCAL NATURE ATTRACTION TO BECOME TRIBUTE TO OZARK LANDSCAPE
• Local Sculptor's Work Part of University of Arkansas Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration
• Local Teachers to Study in Latvia
• LOCKE GARDEN MEMORIAL TO CELEBRATE LIFE AND CONTRIBUTIONS OF BELOVED PROFESSOR OF COMPARATIVE LITERATURE
• Loewer Named to Hall of Distinction at Louisiana State University
• LOGISTICS LEADERSHIP SPEAKER SERIES
• Logistics Management Increases Profit, Customer Satisfaction
• LOGO FOR ARKANSAS-OKLAHOMA CENTER FOR SPACE AND PLANETARY SCIENCES WINS DESIGN AWARD FROM ADMISSIONS MARKETING REPORT
• Loislaw.Com Announces Diversity Scholarship At The University Of Arkansas School Of Law
• LONG-RANGE DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL FOR GENTRY TO BE PRESENTED BY UACDC THURSDAY
• LONG-TERM UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS LAW PROFESSOR APPOINTED AS THE WYLIE H. DAVIS PROFESSOR OF LAW
• Long-time College of Engineering Donor Endows Chemical Engineering Department
• Longtime Director Of Planned Giving Announces Retirement
• Longtime Journalist, University Of Arkansas Journalism Department Chairman Dies
• Longtime UA Administrator Charles W. Oxford Dies
• Longtime University Volunteer And Wife Commit $1 Million To Create Endowments
• LOOKING AT CAPITALISM FROM THE BOTTOM UP
• Looking to Rural Herbalists for Medicinal Insights and Resource Sustainability
• LOSS, LABOR AND LUCK: A NEW LOOK AT THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT
• Louisiana Starts Official Fund to Support Katrina Victims
• Love Of Recreation And University Add Up To Fellowship
• Love, Marriage and Abduction
• Lovely Footsteps and Erotic Puns
• Low Bull Elk Count Causes Researchers To Start Telemetry Study
• Loyal Opposition: Book Examines Senators' Role In Ending Vietnam War
• Lucinda Williams in Benefit Concert at Walton Arts Center Sept. 20
• Lucinda Williams to Perform Sept. 20
• Luncheon Honors Endowed Chair Holders
• Lutishoor Salisbury Named University Professor
• Lyrique Quintette Concert to Feature Premiere Performance, Famous Paintings
• M.S.O.M. Degree Now Offered
• M'Culloch v. Maryland: Securing a Nation
• Machine Inspection Helps Measure Rice Quality
• MACK MCLARTY TO DONATE HIS PAPERS TO THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS ON TUESDAY, MARCH 30
• MACK-BLACKWELL CENTER ANNOUNCES NEW TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS
• Mack-Blackwell Rural Transportation Center Announces Staff Changes
• Mack-Blackwell Rural Transportation Center Releases New Research
• MADISON APPOINTED TO NATIONAL ADVANCED PLACEMENT COMMISSION
• Magazine Focuses on Sustainability Research
• Magazine for Meteorite Enthusiasts Moves to University of Arkansas Space Center
• Magazine Ranks University of Arkansas in Top 10 for Meat, Poultry Programs
• Magnetic Vortex Switch Leads to Electric Pulse
• Maintenance and Repair Planned on University Cooling System
• Major U.S. Corporations Support UA Partnerships With Universities And Governments Around The Globe
• Making Challenges Achievable for New Teachers
• Making Molehills out of Mountains
• Making Roads That Don't Rut
• Making The Case For The Future - The 2010 Commission
• Making The Horse Drink: Employee Acceptance Of Technology Improves Productivity
• Malshe Named to Endowed Chair
• Man Arrested in Connection with Death of Woman; UA Providing Grief Counseling
• MANAGER OF DEVELOMENT COMMUNICATIONS FOR UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS TO BE DIXIE TERRELL KLINE
• MANAGER OF MEDIA RELATIONS NAMED AT UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
• Mandala: A Spiritual Experience of Tibet
• Mann School Nursing Students Inducted Into Honor Society
• Mantooth Named to Twenty-First Century Chair
• Manure as Fuel
• MANY YOUNG FARM WORKERS IN FOR A HARVEST OF PAIN, SAYS UA STUDY
• Mapping to the Edge of Information
• Marching to the Beat of a National Winner
• Mars Reference Mission: Concepts Developed For Long-Term Habitation Of Mars For NASA
• Marty Reynolds Named Assistant Director Of Bands At University Of Arkansas
• Mary Ann Greenwood Honored by Beta Gamma Sigma
• Masculinity, Femininity, Androgyneity Influence Decisions on Adoption and Usage of New Technology
• Master Plan for Active Aging Wins Big
• Materials Regain Properties Previously Thought to Disappear under Pressure
• MATHEMATICIAN RECEIVES NSF CAREER GRANT TO CONTINUE STUDIES OF EQUATIONS USED TO MODEL REAL-LIFE SITUATIONS
• Mathematicians Reveal Secrets of the Ancient and Universal Art of Symmetry
• MATHEMATICS CONFERENCE TACKLES THE SHAPE OF THE UNIVERSE, UNSOLVED PROBLEMS
• Maurer Lecture by Nobel Winner to Highlight Celebration of Physics Centennial
• MCA EXECUTIVE TO SPEAK AT WALTON COLLEGE
• McAllisters Endow Piano Professorship in Fulbright College; Inaugural Holder Named
• McDaniel’s $100k Gift Will Help Construct New Law Building
• McIlroys Establish Professorship in the Arts
• MCLARTY SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT CREATES OPPORTUNITIES FOR UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS STUDENTS TO STUDY ABROAD
• Mechanical Engineering Students’ Research Highlighted
• MEDIA AND PUBLIC INVITED TO SYMPOSIUM ON HUMAN DIET AT UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
• MEDIA MATTERS: UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS RESEARCHERS FIND EFFECTIVE SOLVENTS FOR NANOCRYSTAL FORMATION
• Medians Mean Safer Streets, Researcher Finds
• MEDIATION PROJECT PROVIDES DISPUTE RESOLUTION, COMMUNICATION AVENUE FOR COMMUNITY
• Medical Historian to Speak on Secret Weapons of the South
• Medicinal Plant Compounds May Bear Fruit in Historic Dual Health and Energy Research
• Member of 'Little Rock Nine’ to Speak at University of Arkansas Commencement
• MEMBERS NAMED TO UA COMMITTEE ON FAIR LABOR AND UNIVERSITY LICENSING
• Membership Meeting and Open House Set for Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
• Memo #5—Weather-Related Challenges
• Memo #6 - Weather-Related Challenges
• Memo #7—Final Exam Week—My Knit Cap is Off to You!
• Memo#4—Additional Update on Final Exam Schedule
• Memorial Service Planned for World-Renowned Architect Fay Jones
• MEMORIAL SERVICE SCHEDULED FOR JOHN R. LOCKE
• MEMORIAL SERVICE SCHEDULED FOR PROFESSOR BRIAN WILKIE
• MEMORIAL SERVICE SCHEDULED FOR PROFESSOR JANICE RUSHING
• Memorial Services Planned For Kimberly Amber Stine
• Memory as Motivator
• MEMS IN SPACE
• MEN AND WOMEN DIFFER IN HOW FAMILY COMMUNICATION BUILDS SELF-ESTEEM, UA RESEARCHER FINDS
• Mentoring Aggressive Children: Why Does a Lunch Buddy Make a Difference?
• Meredith Gift Creates Scholarships
• MERIT PAY: ON THE THRESHOLD OF DYSFUNCTION
• Meth Math: UA Researcher Reveals Staggering Costs Of Popular Illicit Drug Use
• MFA Student Appears on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire
• Michael E. Young Honored Again For Health Education Research
• MICHAEL YOUNG HONORED AS NATIONAL HEALTH EDUCATION SCHOLAR
• MICROORGANISMS GROW AT LOW PRESSURES, IMPLYING POSSIBLE LIFE ON MARS
• MICROSCOPE USES LIGHT TO GIVE UA RESEARCH NEW DIMENSION
• Microsoft Donates Data Technology to UA
• Microsoft Vulnerability a Critical Security Issue on Campus
• MIDDLE EAST STUDIES DIRECTOR TO BE KEYNOTE SPEAKER AT CONFERENCE FOR WORLD RELIGIOUS LEADERS
• MIDDLE EAST STUDIES PROGRAM SPONSORING VISIT OF DISTINGUISHED AUTHOR NAOMI SHIHAB NYE
• Middle School Girls Focus On Intriguing Aspects of Engineering
• Mid-Year Fund-Raising Results Announced
• Miller Receives Law Diversity Award for 2005
• MILLER, LUCINDA WILLIAMS PERFORMANCE TO BE FEATURED ON NPR
• Mind to Market
• MINI-GRANT HELPS UA PROGRAM HAVE BIG IMPACT
• Mining a Rich Vein of Data
• Minority Awards Honor Law Professor Nance
• Minors and Alcohol Shouldn't Mix
• MITIGATING MEASURES MAY DISRUPT JUSTICE IN DISABILITY DISCRIMINATION CASES
• Mixed Review for Music in Charter Schools
• Mixing Wetlands with Storm Water
• MLK Events Planned
• MOCK DATE RAPE TRIAL TO BE HELD AT UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
• MODEL ARAB LEAGUE OFFERs HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS CHANCE TO LEARN ABOUT ISSUES FACING ARAB LEAGUE NATIONS
• Model Cooling System Increases Microchip Reliability
• Model Methanogens
• MODEL STUDY TRACES INTERACTION BETWEEN TRAINING METHOD AND LEARNING
• Modeling Health Care Logistics in a Virtual World
• Money at Work, Changing Lives
• Money Speaks
• Monsanto and Northrop Grumman Join UA RFID Research Center
• Moore Center to Hold Workshop on Entrepreneurial Education for ESL Teachers
• MOORE NAMED TO HEAD UA FOUNDATION
• Moot Court Competition
• Morales Case Focused International Attention on Plight, Rights of Street Children
• Morality vs. Prosperity: Dale Carpenter Produces Winning Video on History of Hot Springs
• More Findings on Impact of RFID
• More Merit Scholars Improve University’s Ranking
• More than Mediation
• MOROCCAN DELEGATION FROM MINISTRY OF HIGHER EDUCATION TO SIGN COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT WITH UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
• Most Consumers Misinterpret Meaning of Trans-Fat Information on Nutrition Facts Panel, Study Shows
• MOTHBALLED NUCLEAR SUBS CREATE ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTER
• Motorcycle 'Parade of Power’ to Stop Traffic on University of Arkansas Campus
• MULLINS LIBRARY EXHIBITS "DRAWINGS BY MARJORIE & AJ"
• Multicultural Center Aligns with Vice Provost for Diversity
• Multicultural Center Hires New Director
• Multicultural Center Welcomes Campus Community to Mourn Loss of Student
• Multilevel Approach to Study of Helping Behavior Can Facilitate Better Understanding
• MULTIPLE EVOLUTIONARY "JUMPS" DRIVE DROSOPHILA DIVERSIFICATION, UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS RESEARCHER FINDS
• Multiple Intelligences and Creativity: Seminar With Dr. Howard Gardner
• MUSEUM DIRECTOR ASSUMES FULL-TIME POST AS DIRECTOR OF UA HERBARIUM
• MUSIC INDUSTRY EXECUTIVE AND CHIEF STUDIO PRODUCER IN NASHVILLE TO VISIT CAMPUS
• MUSICIANS SET THE STAGE FOR CIVIL RIGHTS, SAYS UA HISTORIAN
• MUTANT BACTERIA BECOME MICROSCOPIC MOTORS
• MUTANTS POINT TO PACKING’S ROLE IN PROTEIN EVOLUTION AND STABILITY
• MyAmerica Project Explores Southern Music and Cultural Heritage
• Nabholz Construction Hosts 'Topping Out’ Ceremony for New Law School Building
• Nabholz Funds Tech Talks, Courses at UA School of Architecture
• Nadine Strossen, ACLU President for 17 Years, to Speak at University of Arkansas School of Law
• Nance Named New Dean of UA School of Law
• Nanoflowers blossom
• Nanomedicine: Arkansas Researchers Publish First Textbook of Emerging Field
• Nanowire Coating for Bone Implants, Stents
• Nanowire-Paper Offers Strength, Flexibility
• NASA Announces Intent to Fund Researchers to Study Stardust Samples
• NASA Awards $52,000 Grant To The University Of Arkansas’ Center For Advanced Spatial Technology
• NASA FUNDS SPACE CENTER, PARTNER, TO DEVELOP INSTRUMENT FOR SPACE MISSION
• NASA Lab Director to Discuss Nutrition
• NASA SCIENTIST TO SPEAK ON CLIMATE VARIABILITY AS IT RELATES TO THE DISAPPEARANCE OF THE MAYAN CIVILIZATION
• NASA, Center For Mathematics And Science Education, Team Up To Form Resource Center
• Nasser: Beloved of Millions
• National Agricultural Law Center Creates Historical Farm Bill Database
• NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME PRESIDENT TO SPEAK AT WALTON COLLEGE
• National Center for Reliable Electric Power Transmission Dedicates New Building
• National Center for Reliable Electric Power Transmission Names New Managing Director
• National Center for Reliable Electric Power Transmission Receives NSF Grant Award
• National Certification Course Scheduled
• NATIONAL CONFERENCE ADDRESSES COMMUNITY TECHONOLOGY NEEDS
• National Council For Accreditation Of Teacher Education Gives UA Teacher Education Program High Marks
• NATIONAL EXPERT ON RESEARCH IN HUMAN SEXUALITY TO SPEAK AT UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
• National Expert to Headline University of Arkansas Symposium on Autism Disorders
• National Honor for College of Engineering Student
• National Honor Society Interest Meeting
• National Initiative to Address Shortages in Science, Mathematics Teachers
• NATIONAL LEADERS TO SPEAK AT TRANSPORTATION SYMPOSIUM
• National Media Commentator to Look at Obama’s First 100 Days in Office
• National Notice for UA Nanotech Firms
• NATIONAL RECOGNITION FOR ARKANSAS' GEOSTOR
• NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION AWARDS $449,999 to SOLVE PROBLEMS IN MATH INSTRUCTION
• NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION FUNDS $2.075 MILLION GRANT FOR PLANETARY BIODIVERSITY INVENTORY
• National Training Institute Aims at Student Achievement Through Teacher Quality
• National Women’s Law Center Representatives to Speak at Law School
• Nationally Known Nurse-Educator to Address University of Arkansas Conference
• NATIONALLY KNOWN WRITERS CHEUSE AND WATSON TO READ AT UNIVERSITY
• NATIONALLY NOTED TRIAL CONSULTANT TO SPEAK AT UA LAW SCHOOL
• Nationally Recognized Economists Featured At UA Walton College 2005 Business Forecast Luncheon
• Nationally Recognized Economists to Be Featured at Walton College 2006 Business Forecast Luncheon
• Nationally Recognized Economists to Be Featured at Walton College 2008 Business Forecast Luncheon
• Nationally Recognized Economists to Be Featured at Walton College 2009 Business Forecast Luncheon
• Nationally Recognized Technology Researcher Appointed Billingsley Chair In Information Systems
• Native American Symposium at UA
• NATIVE PLANT IDENTIFICATION WORKSHOPS PART OF THE ARKANSAS VASCULAR FLORA PROJECT
• NATIVE PLANT IDENTIFICATION WORKSHOPS PART OF THE ARKANSAS VASCULAR FLORA PROJECT
• NATIVE SYMPATHIES: NEW ANTHOLOGY REVEALS MULTICULTURALISM OF WILLIAM GILMORE SIMMS
• NCR Donates Technology to Walton College Enterprise Curriculum
• NCR Joins UA Information Technology Research Center
• Near-Earth Asteroids and Comet Impacts featured in the Fall 2000 Barringer Lecture
• NEED COUNSELING? UA PSYCHOLOGICAL CLINIC OFFERS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AT REASONABLE RATES
• Nelson’s Art Transforms Language; On Exhibit at Mullins Library
• Network Approach May Be the Answer to Understanding Financial 'Contagion,’ Study Finds
• NEW 2002 CAMPUS VISITOR’S GUIDE AND MAP AVAILABLE
• New Assistant Director Hired to Help with Greek Effort
• New Associate Dean Named For UA College Of Education And Health Professions
• NEW ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR APPOINTED FOR CENTER FOR MANAGEMENT AND EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT
• New Associate Director at Mack-Blackwell
• NEW ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR NAMED TO ARKANAS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
• NEW ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS APPOINTED FOR UA WALTON COLLEGE’S INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH CENTER
• New Atlas to Reveal Landscape and Undiscovered Archeological Sites in 3-D
• New Book Chronicles History of Dickson Street Released; Raises Money for Special Collections
• New Book Discusses Use of Mass Spectrometry to Identify Microorganisms
• New Book Documents Blackwell’s 'Architecture of the Ozarks’
• New Book Explores History and Future of Rail in Northwest Arkansas
• New Book From the University of Arkansas Press Provides Inside Look at Last Year’s Boxing Scene
• New Book on Whaling Offers Insight into Ancient Ways, Modern Tribes
• NEW BOOK REVEALS UN-A-PEELING SIDE OF BANANA INDUSTRY
• New Book Sheds Light On The Impact Of The Louisiana Purchase
• New Book Shows College Students How to Get More Out of Scholarship Applications
• New Books Revive Two Wars
• New Boyer Fellow Selected
• New Boyer Fellow Selected in Walton College
• New Branch of American Society of Civil Engineers Established in Northwest Arkansas
• NEW CAMPUS VISITOR’S GUIDE 2003 NOW AVAILABLE
• New Center of Excellence to Be Announced
• New Center Partners with Procter & Gamble
• NEW CENTER TO CREATE BETTER SENSORS FOR EVERYDAY LIVING
• NEW CENTER TO EXAMINE PUBLIC POLICY AND THE ROLE OF INTEREST REPRESENTATION IN POLITICS
• New Chair Holder to Study Teacher Quality
• NEW CHAIR OF LOGISTICS ADDS TECHNOLOGICAL SAVVY TO WALTON COLLEGE FACULTY
• NEW CHANCELLOR’S SOCIETY DESIGNED TO ENCOURAGE PHILANTHROPIC GIVING TO UNIVERSITY WHILE RECOGNIZING DONORS
• NEW DEAN FOR ENROLLMENT SERVICES NAMED
• New Dean of Continuing Education Named
• New Development Director Appointed For U Of A Fulbright College
• NEW DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR APPOINTED FOR UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
• New Development Director Named
• NEW DEVICE TESTS ABDOMINAL STRENGTH, LINKS WEAK ABS TO BACK PAIN
• NEW DIRECTOR APPOINTED FOR UA WALTON COLLEGE’S SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT RESEARCH CENTER
• New Director Appointed to Economic Education Center
• New Director Appointed to UA Operations Management Graduate Program
• New Director at Small Business Center
• New Director Joins UA Walton College Small Business Development Center
• NEW DIRECTOR NAMED FOR UA GENESIS TECHNOLOGY INCUBATOR
• NEW DIRECTOR NAMED FOR UA GENESIS TECHNOLOGY INCUBATOR
• New Director of Economic Research Center
• NEW DIRECTOR OPENS DELTA CENTER IN CLARENDON
• NEW DOCUMENTARY REVEALS THE FORGOTTEN EXPLORERS OF LOUISIANA PURCHASE
• NEW DONALD W. REYNOLDS CENTER FOR ENTEPRISE DEVELOPMENT TO BE DEDICATED IN WEEK-LONG CELEBRATION, FEB. 5-12
• NEW EAST INITIATIVE "HIGH-TECH" TRAINING CENTER OPENS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
• New Edition of Diane Blair’s “Arkansas Politics” to be Released
• New Finding Opens Path for Designing Novel Complex Oxide Nanomaterials
• New Findings on RFID Capability
• NEW GUIDEBOOK SELECTS UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AS ONE OF 320 'MOST INTERESTING' COLLEGES
• New Guidelines Strive To Minimize Blind Spots In Eyewitness Testimony, Researcher Says
• New Histories in Black Studies
• New Honors Program to Study Mars
• NEW INTERPRETATION OF THE RORSCHACH HELPS DIAGNOSE CHILDREN
• New Issue of Research Frontiers on the Web
• New Jersey, Ohio Ask Arkansas Professor for Advice on Standards, Teacher Training
• NEW K-12 OUTREACH DIRECTOR FOR NANOSTRUCTURES CENTER TO HELP PREPARE STUDENTS FOR SCIENCE CAREERS
• New Leadership at King Fahd Center
• New Lecturer Announced For UA J-Days; ALlan Siegal Lecture Cancelled
• New Logo for University of Arkansas in Use Starting Today
• New Magazine Showcases Faculty Research
• NEW MARKETING DIRECTOR JOINS UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS PRESS
• NEW MASTER'S DEGREE PREPARES HIGH-TECH GRADUATES FOR INDUSTRY
• New McLarty Fellowship Offers an Inside Look at the U.S. Presidency
• NEW MEMS METER CAN GO WITH THE (LOW) FLOW
• New Name, Big Party: School of Architecture to Celebrate Fay Jones this Weekend
• New Nursing Master’s Program Accredited
• New Observations and Model Suggest Multiple Magma Reservoirs Affect Volcanic Eruption Cycles
• NEW PAPERBACK PUBLISHED BY UA PROFESSOR
• New Planned Giving Officer Appointed At The University Of Arkansas
• New Positions, Changes in UA Development
• New Report Rates Performance of Arkansas Schools
• New Resistance Measuring Method Provides More Accurate Results, Immediate
• New Sigma Nu Breaks Ground
• New Softball Stadium Named Bogle Park
• New Software Will Help University Community Find Quick Answers to Computing Questions on Web
• NEW SPECTROMETER WILL CREATE A ONE-OF-A-KIND FACILITY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
• New Students, Potential Students Get a University of Arkansas Welcome
• NEW STUDY PINPOINTS BEST AND WORST CONDITIONS FOR ARKANSAS WOMEN
• NEW STUDY TRACKS GROWING POLITICAL ACTIVISM IN DISABLED COMMUNITY
• NEW STUDY TRACKS GROWING POLITICAL ACTIVISM IN DISABLED COMMUNITY
• New Teaching Academy Members Honored
• NEW TEXTBOOK ON CIVIL WAR WEIGHS BRUTALITY, BENEFITS
• NEW TREND IN CONSUMER BEHAVIOR POSES CHALLENGES FOR MARKETERS
• New UA Dean of Libraries to Begin in October
• New UA Home Page, Daily Headlines Debut
• NEW UA PROFESSOR HONORED AS USD'S SCHOOL OF EDUCATION ALUMNI LEADER
• NEW UA PROGRAM TO OPEN FUTURE FOR CHILDREN WITH SPEECH AND LANGUAGE PROBLEMS
• New UA Program Translates Speech Pathology To Spanish Interpreters
• NEW UA SOCIAL WORK RESEARCH DIRECTOR TARGETS POVERTY, POLICY
• NEW UA WALTON COLLEGE CURRICULUM AWARDED FIPSE GRANT
• NEW UNIVERSITY BROCHURE NOW AVAILABLE
• New University Brochure Now Available
• NEW UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS CENTER STUDIES PATTERNS OF TERRORISM
• New University of Arkansas Press Book Explores Politics and Government in the Natural State
• NEW UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS FACILITY TO BE NAMED FOR DIRECTOR OF WOMEN’S ATHLETICS
• NEW WEB SITE OFFERS A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO RESEARCH ON HISTORIC WHALING COMMUNITIES IN THE WESTERN ARCTIC
• New Web Site Offers Legal Information for Nonprofits
• NEW WEB SITE ON HISTORY OF BLACK LAWYERS IN ARKANSAS
• NEW WORK ADDRESSES LEARNING METHODS IN INCLUSIVE CLASSROOMS
• New York Times Columnist Nicholas Kristof to Speak at University of Arkansas
• NEWS CONFERENCE ON WAR WITH IRAQ CANCELLED
• News Conference: University of Arkansas Launches Office for Education Policy
• NCAA Advises University About Preliminary Inquiry
• NEXT-NEAREST NEIGHBOR INTERACTIONS INFLUENCE THE STATE OF MATTER IN THE NANOSCALE WORLD
• NIH Grant Funds Emphysema Research
• NO BONES ABOUT IT: UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS RESEARCHER SHATTERS MYTHS ABOUT OSTEOPOROSIS
• No H1N1 Flu Cases at University of Arkansas; Health Center Offers Information and Prevention Tips
• NO MORE STICKS AND STONES: UA PROFESSOR OFFERS TOOLS TO DEAL WITH SCHOOLYARD BULLIES
• No Pause, No Applause
• No Swine Flu Cases at University of Arkansas; Health Center Vigilant, Offers Prevention Tips
• Nobel Laureate to Discuss Maxwell’s Demon
• Nobel Physicist Carl Wieman to Deliver 2006 Maurer Lecture
• Nobel Physicist Joseph Taylor to Deliver 2009 Maurer Distinguished Lecture
• NOBEL PHYSICIST TO DELIVER 2002 MAURER LECTURE
• NOBEL PHYSICIST TO DELIVER 2003 MAURER LECTURE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
• Nobel Prize-Winning Geneticist to Speak at U of A
• Noise, Not Knowledge, Drives The Stock Market
• NOLA ROYSTER SUITE AT UA CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTER TO BE DEDICATED - CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS MAKE PROJECT A REALITY
• Nomination Deadline for Arkansas Business Hall of Fame
• Nomination Deadline for Arkansas Business Hall of Fame
• Nomination Deadline for Hall of Fame
• Nomination Deadline for Hall of Fame
• NON-ISLAMIC CULTURES NOT PORTRAYED IN SAUDI ARABIAN SCHOOL TEXTBOOKS
• Nonprofit Legal E-source
• NORTHWEST ARKANSAS BEST SECOND ANNUAL GAME DAY APPROACHES
• Northwest Arkansas community recommits to the dream of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• NORTHWEST ARKANSAS JUDGE ENDOWS TWO UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS LAW PROFESSORSHIPS
• Northwest Arkansas Omnibus Survey
• NORTHWEST ARKANSAS WRITING PROJECT IMMERSES TEACHERS IN THE SCIENCE AND ART OF WRITING
• Northwest Quadrant Residential Community And Pat Walker Health Center To Be Dedicated
• Not Mad, But Mad in Craft
• NOT TOO SOFT, NOT TOO DENSE: RESEARCHERS SEEK STANDARDS FOR CONCRETE IN ROADS
• Noted Educators to Share Literacy Expertise
• Noted Lawyer to Give Commencement Speech at University of Arkansas School of Law
• NOTED SCHOLARS TO DEFINE THE TRIUMPHS AND DISAPPOINTMENTS OF THE CLINTON YEARS
• NOTED YALE PROFESSOR TO DELIVER 2002 ARTHUR FRY LECTURE
• NOTEWORTHY DOCUMENTARY WINS UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS FILMMAKER THIRD EMMY
• Novel Biosensor
• Novel Materials Research Nets Physicist NSF CAREER Award
• NOVEL MEMBRANE MAKES FILTRATION CHEAPER
• Novel Nanostructure Response Opens Possibilities for Electrical Devices
• Novel Technique Offers New Look at Ancient Diet Dogma
• NOVUS INTERNATIONAL AND WALTON FOUNDATION ENDOW UA PROFESSORSHIP
• NPR Correspondent Nina Totenberg Lecture Canceled
• NPR Correspondent Nina Totenberg to Discuss Future of Supreme Court at Winthrop Rockefeller Center
• NPR Correspondent Nina Totenberg to Discuss Future of Supreme Court in Little Rock
• NSF GRANT ENABLES UA PSYCHOLOGIST TO STUDY THE PATH OF LEAST RESISTANCE
• NSF Grant Will Provide Interdisciplinary Scholarships for Science and Engineering Students