University Programs hosts Art in the Park at 3 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 7, in The Gardens on the University of Arkansas campus. Students can listen to music while creating their own piece of art. Canvasses and paint will be provided. Students will be meeting in the Union Connections Lounge at 2:45 p.m. to ride…
April Mason, the first of three candidates for the U of A chancellor position, will make a presentation on the subject Moving the Needle: Thoughts on taking the University of Arkansas into the future during an open public forum. She will take questions from the audience following the presentation. It will be held tomorrow morning, October 7th,…
Two University of Arkansas alums and one undergrad took a trip to St. Louis over the weekend to accept an award for UATV. It was the 39th annual 2015 Mid-America Emmy Television Awards. The two graduates, Sarah Brown and Tevin Wooten, and student, Reagan Barton, covered the Vilonia tornado last year. The newscast was called…
Keeping up with the changes in national, state and local politics and culture has kept the writers for the 2015 gridiron busy this year. The result hit the stage Friday, Oct. 2, and the final performance is Saturday, Oct. 3 hosted by the Northwest Arkansas Society of Professional journalists and the Fayetteville branch of the…
Earlier this year UAPD released an active shooter video that demonstrates what to do if a shooter is on campus. UA Productions produced the video and all actors are students, faculty and staff. The University of Arkansas’s emergency procedures are at http://emergency.uark.edu/emergency-procedures/index.php. If you hear shots or see weapons: If you are outside and hear gunshots immediately…
Bikes, Blues, and BBQ came rolling into town and we were there live. From food to all the people that come to Fayetteville for this festival, we have it here for you on UATV.
The campus is working to combat the use of offensive language by building a wall and tearing it down this week. Students faculty and staff are writing offensive words on the wall in hopes of showing others how words can really term a person down.
The campus is working to combat the use of offensive language by building a wall and tearing it down this week. Students faculty and staff are writing offensive words on the wall in hopes of showing others how words can really term a person down.
The campus is working to combat the use of offensive language by building a wall and tearing it down this week. Students faculty and staff are writing offensive words on the wall in hopes of showing others how words can really term a person down.