By: Ashlyn Brothers FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UATV)—The coronavirus pandemic caused a change in the nation’s narrative as normal routines become uprooted. Fayetteville was notified of a presumptive positive case of COVID-19 on March 17, 2020—the first confirmed case in Northwest Arkansas. This individual is a family member of a Washington Regional provider, who began 14-day self…
By Madison Hartley FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.- As Spring Break approaches, student travel plans are typically solidified in the final weeks before their breaks. This year, some spring breakers are cancelling their travel plans in caution of the novel coronavirus. University of Arkansas junior, Hannah Grace Woods, cancelled her fully-paid cruise vacation on Monday. “We cancelled, not because…
By Madison Hartley FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – After weeks of campaigning and voting, the Associated Student Government is holding a general runoff election. The election is for ASG President, Vice President, and Treasurer. The first round of voting ended last Wednesday. Preliminary results of the general election were announced Monday afternoon. Emma Kate Dillon will serve…
Last weekend, the Arkansas baseball team had plenty of mishaps, but ultimately came out on top. The Omahogs won two of the three games against South Alabama. Arkansas lost the first game Friday, 13-5. Game one consisted of Razorback pitchers being completely disassembled as the Jaguars took a 13-6 win. Sophomore left-hander Patrick Wicklander started…
By Justin Liddle FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Esports are taking over college campuses nationwide. Kids grow up watching their favorite gaming personalities livestream everyday. These are people from all different backgrounds. That’s no different here in Northwest Arkansas. “It’s almost normal to see all sorts of people at Smash tournaments and Smash events, it’s never really…
By Michael Wood FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Despite Super Tuesday being in full affect, the Students at the U of A have their own election to worry about this week. Last week, hopeful nominees from the U of A contributed in spirited debates about who should be in charge of next years Associated Student Government. Following…
By Michael Wood FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Despite Super Tuesday being in full affect, the Students at the U of A have their own election to worry about this week. Last week, hopeful nominees from the U of A contributed in spirited debates about who should be in charge of next years Associated Student Government. Following…
By Michael Wood FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Despite Super Tuesday being in full affect, the Students at the U of A have their own election to worry about this week. Last week, hopeful nominees from the U of A contributed in spirited debates about who should be in charge of next years Associated Student Government. Following…
By: Sydney Davis COLLEGE STATION, Texas —– What a weekend for Arkansas’s running hogs, both female and male, as they return to Fayetteville from the SEC Indoor Championships. Saturday, the Arkansas Men’s Track and Field team, ranked No. 10, and the Arkansas Women’s Track and Field Team, ranked No. 3, secured the 2020 Southeastern Conference Indoor Track and Field Championships at…
By: Sydney Davis COLLEGE STATION, Texas —– What a weekend for Arkansas’s running hogs, both female and male, as they return to Fayetteville from the SEC Indoor Championships. Saturday, the Arkansas Men’s Track and Field team, ranked No. 10, and the Arkansas Women’s Track and Field Team, ranked No. 3, secured the 2020 Southeastern Conference Indoor Track and Field Championships at…