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Graduate student organizes TikTok survey
By: Hannah Ford FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Social media is one of the biggest parts of a young person’s life. Hours upon hours are spent on these entertainment platforms. With these platforms comes opinions. Whether it be fashion, entertainment, or politics, these social media outlets allow any and all who participate to share their opinions on…
The importance of voting in the ASG election
By: Hannah Ford FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Voting for the 2021 Associated Student Government elections at the University of Arkansas began yesterday, March 1. The Associated Student Government at the University of Arkansas is a student-led organization. ASG acts as an organized voice for all students and strives to effectively represent student interest. Each year these…
Extensive damage after pipe bursts in Walton College of Business
By: Jack Kettles FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) — A broken water pipe in the Walton College of Business building resulted in extensive damage and flooding. U of A Facilities Management workers were notified yesterday afternoon that a pipe with a sprinkler head had burst and was flooding the Walton building. The first and second floors of…
Extensive damage after pipe bursts in Walton College of Business
By: Jack Kettles FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) — A broken water pipe in the Walton College of Business building resulted in extensive damage and flooding. U of A Facilities Management workers were notified yesterday afternoon that a pipe with a sprinkler head had burst and was flooding the Walton building. The first and second floors of…
Extensive damage after pipe bursts in Walton College of Business
By: Jack Kettles FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) — A broken water pipe in the Walton College of Business building resulted in extensive damage and flooding. U of A Facilities Management workers were notified yesterday afternoon that a pipe with a sprinkler head had burst and was flooding the Walton building. The first and second floors of…
Students living on campus adjust to weather conditions
By: Elena Thompson FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) — On the third day of in-person class cancellations, students living on campus are adjusting to icy conditions. There have been limited buildings open on campus, and campus faculty have been working to clear safe paths to essential services such as dining halls and transportation. In addition, facilities like…
U of A Division of Student Affairs releases guidance on power outages due to inclement weather
By: Tristan Hill FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) — University of Arkansas Provost Charles Robinson emailed students Tuesday afternoon regarding action the U of A is taking amid rolling blackouts during a week that, for many, consists of midterms. “Faculty have been asked to be sensitive to the challenges these outages can pose to those of you…
U of A Division of Student Affairs releases guidance on power outages due to inclement weather
By: Tristan Hill FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) — University of Arkansas Provost Charles Robinson emailed students Tuesday afternoon regarding action the U of A is taking amid rolling blackouts during a week that, for many, consists of midterms. “Faculty have been asked to be sensitive to the challenges these outages can pose to those of you…
U of A Division of Student Affairs releases guidance on power outages due to inclement weather
By: Tristan Hill FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) — University of Arkansas Provost Charles Robinson emailed students Tuesday afternoon regarding action the U of A is taking amid rolling blackouts during a week that, for many, consists of midterms. “Faculty have been asked to be sensitive to the challenges these outages can pose to those of you…
Breaking down the results of the ASG Student Body Survey
By: Tristan Hill FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV) The results from the Associated Student Government’s polls have been officially released. ASG President Julia Nall said the poll received around 3,700 responses. Student government officials say demographics closely aligned with enrollment data except that they received a larger amount of female responses. The data was sorted into three…