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  • Partying Safely on Spring Break Remains a Concern

    Partying Safely on Spring Break Remains a Concern

    by Catherine Norris Fayetteville, Ark. –  The Spring Break holiday begins next week and students from around the country converge on classic destinations known for partying. Whether students hit the beach or ski the slopes, consuming alcohol will likely be on the agenda. Before starting the party, Emery Gower of Pat Walker Health Center advises…

  • Partying Safely on Spring Break Remains a Concern

    Partying Safely on Spring Break Remains a Concern

    by Catherine Norris Fayetteville, Ark. –  The Spring Break holiday begins next week and students from around the country converge on classic destinations known for partying. Whether students hit the beach or ski the slopes, consuming alcohol will likely be on the agenda. Before starting the party, Emery Gower of Pat Walker Health Center advises…

  • Road Closure on Stadium Drive Starts Today

    Road Closure on Stadium Drive Starts Today

    by Chris Zahn FAYETTEVILLE, Ark –  The section of Stadium Drive between Union Service Drive and Meadow Street will be closed to traffic from March 11-22. Detour routes will be posted for drivers and pedestrians. The facilities management project is to improve roads, drainage and lighting along Stadium Drive. The project will include widening sidewalks,…

  • Tobacco use in the ‘Natural State’

    Tobacco use in the ‘Natural State’

    by Chris Zahn FAYETTEVILLE, Ark – Cigarette use in Arkansas continues to rise. In 2016 23.6 percent of adults smoked, according to True Initiative. Nationally, the rate was 17.1 percent. In 2017, 13.7 percent of high school students smoked a cigarette in the past 30 days. The national percentage is 8.8 percent. Arkansas is ranked…

  • Dungee Earns Spot on SEC All-Tournament Team

    Dungee Earns Spot on SEC All-Tournament Team

    by Chris Zahn FAYETTEVILLE, Ark – The surprising SEC tournament run for the womens basketball team came to a disappointing end for the ladies on Sunday when they lost to Mississippi State Bulldogs 101-70. Chelsea Dungee earned Southeastern Conference All-Tournament Team honors setting a record with 103 points in tourney play. Dungee is one of two…

  • School of Art Presents ‘Liable to Change’

    School of Art Presents ‘Liable to Change’

    by Chris Zahn FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.–The School of Art at the J. William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences announces Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition with Jody Travis Thompson: ‘Liable to Change.’ The large-scale paintings featured in the exhibition are on display at the Fine Arts Center Gallery now through March 14.  Liable to Change is a series described by…

  • School of Art Presents ‘Liable to Change’

    School of Art Presents ‘Liable to Change’

    by Chris Zahn FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.–The School of Art at the J. William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences announces Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition with Jody Travis Thompson: ‘Liable to Change.’ The large-scale paintings featured in the exhibition are on display at the Fine Arts Center Gallery now through March 14.  Liable to Change is a series described by…

  • School of Art Presents ‘Liable to Change’

    School of Art Presents ‘Liable to Change’

    by Chris Zahn FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.–The School of Art at the J. William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences announces Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition with Jody Travis Thompson: ‘Liable to Change.’ The large-scale paintings featured in the exhibition are on display at the Fine Arts Center Gallery now through March 14.  Liable to Change is a series described by…

  • ASG Election Races Heat Up

    ASG Election Races Heat Up

    by Samson Tamijani The annual ASG senate and executive races have a lot up for grabs this year. Students have the power to vote on a number of issues, from increases in fees to the potentially electing the first Muslim president in the university’s history. Preceding this week’s voting, mass crowds were jubilant for their…

  • ASG Election Races Heat Up

    ASG Election Races Heat Up

    by Samson Tamijani The annual ASG senate and executive races have a lot up for grabs this year. Students have the power to vote on a number of issues, from increases in fees to the potentially electing the first Muslim president in the university’s history. Preceding this week’s voting, mass crowds were jubilant for their…

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