This year's award will be bestowed on Patton, former executive director of the college's Eleanor Mann School of Nursing (EMSON), for advocating for and selflessly contributing her time and resources ...

The Speech and Debate Society at the University of Arkansas,sponsored by the Diane Blair Center for Southern Politics and Society and housed in the History Department, competed virtually this past ...

Junior Spirit Day has been moved to the Sunday prior to the Razorback Women's Basketball game against Auburn. It is open to participants in grades K-8. Registration is $25.

The coffee event will be held in Mullins Library. The deadline to register for the event is by 5 p.m. Monday, Feb. 9.

Ryan Allen, an assistant professor of physiology and cell biology at UAMS, will share a current project from his lab dedicated to developing a drug-responsive mouse model of atherosclerosis, a disease ...

Matthew Coker, visiting assistant professor, is teaching a course on Old Norse II, while William Quinn, Distinguished Professor, is teaching a course on the Middle English Lyric.

Performance reviews for staff members will begin launching in Workday soon. All reviews must be completed by managers no later than March 31. Virtual training sessions for supervisors are available.

Both coffee events will be held in Mullins Library. The deadline to register for the February coffee events is by 5 p.m. Monday, Feb. 9.

Almenara will spend four weeks in Lima, Peru, exploring the healing and transformative power of the arts as well as the creative and artistic resources offered to incarcerated women who were members ...

Have you noticed a team going above and beyond to make the U of A a better place? Nominations will accepted through Feb. 27 for the Outstanding Staff Team Award given by Staff Senate.

Issue 12 asks, "What does it mean for something to be unspoken, silenced, uncomfortable or culturally off-limits?" Taboos can be intimate or public, serious or strange, humorous or unsettling. A taboo ...

From Rihanna and Kendrick Lamar to J. Cole and Janelle Monae, Najja K. Baptist shows us how Black music has, more than ever before, become a form of political participation and resistance for a new ...