by Sam Hathaway A local organization that promotes biking in Northwest Arkansas hosted a street party in Fayetteville on Sunday, March 31. BikeNWA hosted the event from noon until 4 p.m. at the corner of Prairie Street and Government Avenue, just off of MLK Boulevard. The organization closed the street and featured many activities, including…
By Chris Zahn FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.–With Spring break in the books and finals just weeks away, the university program “Class plus” can help you get the grades you need. Class plus is a program through the UofA that gives students an opportunity to learn from other students. In class plus you can find Tutors, Coaches and…
By Kelly Miller FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.–The International Students and Scholars Association held their annual event they call a cultural immersion on Saturday. This year’s experience was a traditional Polish wedding. Cynthia Smith, the Associate Director of Outreach, said this is a program meant to make people feel like they had crossed the boundaries of a country…
By Kelly Miller FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.–The International Students and Scholars Association held their annual event they call a cultural immersion on Saturday. This year’s experience was a traditional Polish wedding. Cynthia Smith, the Associate Director of Outreach, said this is a program meant to make people feel like they had crossed the boundaries of a country…
By Kelly Miller FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.–The International Students and Scholars Association held their annual event they call a cultural immersion on Saturday. This year’s experience was a traditional Polish wedding. Cynthia Smith, the Associate Director of Outreach, said this is a program meant to make people feel like they had crossed the boundaries of a country…
By Kelly Miller FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.–This week, the University of Arkansas hosted a Conference held by the International Association for Campus Law Enforcement administrators for Middle America. The University of Arkansas is among many college campuses in what is considered the mid-America region of the United States. “When we come together as a regional group, we…
by Kelly Miller FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.–April is sexual assault awareness month and local organizations are planning several events to educate the public. The campaign for awareness will be spearheaded by STAR Central, the office of support, training, advocacy, resources for sexual violence, and the RESPECT program, RAPE EDUCATION BY PEERS ENCOURAGING CONSCIOUS THOUGHT. Madison Brooks, a…
by Moe Ellis FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — The University of Arkansas prepares to celebrate its 148th birthday this week. To observe the event, the university will launch All in for Arkansas, the university’s fourth annual day of giving. Activities are planned for 1,871 minutes beginning Wednesday, April 3 at 6 a.m. All in for Arkansas asks…
By Moe Ellis FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Students can vote in a runoff election for Associated Studnet Government executive offices starting Monday, April 1 from 9 a.m. through Wednesday, April 3 at 4 p.m. ASG Judiciary announced Friday, May 29, there would be a runoff election for the positions of president, vice president, treasurer and secretary.…
by Moe Ellis FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Students can now view Razorback Transit routes on Google Transit via Google Maps. The program can be used to find routes around Fayetteville. Transit worked around four weeks perfecting the feed so users are able to use the routes effectively. David Wilson, Communications Director for UA Transit and Parking,…