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  • Zeta philanthropy ‘King of Pink’

    Zeta philanthropy ‘King of Pink’

    By: Tyler Arnold FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) — This week was the beginning of King of Pink, a philanthropy event held by the Zeta Tau Alpha chapter at the University of Arkansas. The event is held to help raise money for breast cancer awareness. King of Pink is ran by Zeta’s Vice President of Philanthropy and…

  • Ring week

    Ring week

    By: Phillip Kent FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) — At the University of Arkansas, a class ring symbolizes academic achievement, school pride, and a journey toward success. Balfour, a leader in class ring design, provides high-quality rings that reflect hard work, growth, and Razorback spirit.  Balfour has created jewelry that resonates with students since 1913. For U-of-A…

  • Union floor re-opening

    Union floor re-opening

    By: Phillip Kent FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) — The University of Arkansas Union A6 floor, located above the Union Living Room, underwent major renovations to create a more student-focused environment over the past year. This floor is home to key student offices and organizations including, Student Involvement & Leadership, the Associate Student Government (ASG), Parent &…

  • University Facilities malfunction causes heat reduction on campus

    University Facilities malfunction causes heat reduction on campus

    by: Kennedy Smith  FAYETTEVILLE, Ark (UATV) – The University of Arkansas Housing and Facility Management departments worked together to resolve an issue caused by inclement weather Feb. 20. Though class was not in session, many parts of campus were still affected by the freezing temperatures and snow. Each of the nineteen dorms on the University…

  • Federal policy changes could impact diversity, equity, and inclusion

    Federal policy changes could impact diversity, equity, and inclusion

    By: Lauren Burgess FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – Recent possible changes at the federal level regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs are drawing attention at the state level. An executive order from the current administration aimed to end DEI programs, with claims that the former administration used “illegal and immoral discrimination programs going by the…

  • University Housing works to keep students safe during winter weather

    University Housing works to keep students safe during winter weather

    By Belle Norton FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) — As the University of Arkansas campus experiences freezing temperatures and snowfall, University Housing is implementing measures to ensure the safety and comfort of its students during this winter season. To combat the elements, University Housing staff are proactively pretreating sidewalks prior to any snowfall and prioritizing the clearance…

  • Student prepares for snow storm while living alone

    Student prepares for snow storm while living alone

      By: Carson Hamilton FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) — Arkansas winter weather can be confusing for residents. As climate change has continued to be a controversial topic, there is still evidence that shows how this can affect the intensity and frequency of storms.  This week of snow if no different. Now having two snow storms in…

  • New scholarship opportunity

    New scholarship opportunity

    By: Maddy Dean FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) – The University of Arkansas’ Senior Walk is a celebrated tradition for graduates, however, for a first-generation student, that honor holds even more significance. One first-generation Arkansas student, Bryan Reyes, is preparing to graduate with his bachelor’s degree in May, and plans to begin law school shortly after. When…

  • St. Thomas Aquinas Church Rebuilds for the Future, Honoring Decades of History

    St. Thomas Aquinas Church Rebuilds for the Future, Honoring Decades of History

    By: Emerson Burris  FAYETTEVILLE, Ark (UATV) -A major transformation is underway just off campus as construction crews work to replace a longtime Fayetteville landmark with a new, state-of-the-art facility. The original St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church, located on North Leverett Avenue, was torn down earlier this month to make way for a larger and more…

  • Multicultural Center provides free clothing through the open closet

    Multicultural Center provides free clothing through the open closet

    By: Zjeyoni Moore FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) —The University of Arkansas’ Multicultural Center is making an impact on campus by providing free clothing and personal care items to students in need. The MC Open Closet, located on the fourth floor of the Arkansas Union, is an accessible and welcoming space where students and community members can…

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